Doctor Injects Cobra Venom as Pain Relief Trial
Dr. D I Nacht of Baltimore injected cobra venom into the skin of 115 cancer patients. Among them 65 reported marked relief of pain.
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D. I. Nacht
Baltimore
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1936
Page
6
Scientists Study Eclipse Impact on Radio Reception in Siberia
One of the researchers examined how the sun during the eclipse affected radio signals by measuring changes in the ionized air layer that reflects radio waves back to Earth, aiming to understand variations in reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sberia
Earth
North Dakota Stone Telescope Links Plains Indian and Maya Stars
Discovery of a stone telescope in North Dakota links Great Plains Indians with Maya culture of Central America. The Mayas reportedly studied stars through stone tubes of a similar design, suggesting shared astronomical practices across distant civilizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Great ‘Plains
Central America
Bank Groups Make Nationwide Survey on Banking
New York report details American Bankers Association research across banking, government lending, postal savings competition, and bank management. It outlines surveys by the Committee on Banking Studies, Economic Policy, National Bank, Savings, State Bank, and Trust Divisions, focusing on lending practices, personal income loans, and bank service charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Bankera Association
National Association
American Bankers Association
Committee On
Government
Committee On Banking Studies
United States
Bank Management Commission
The
Commission
Economic Policy Commission of
Association
National Bank Division
State Bank
Divisson
Trust Division
Weekend guest list and local travels noted
Mr and Mrs J Wooster and family visited relatives in Wilkinsburg while Mr and Mrs Hart Sebring from Akron Ohio returned home after visiting friends in town. The piece lists multiple local residents traveling, visiting kin, shopping trips and weekend activities in Johnstown and nearby areas.
Swan and Miller Families Attend Local Reunions
Blacklick residents recount a Swan reunion at Berwindale on Sunday while Utica New York visitors Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Miller stayed with Mrs. Miller’s parents the Swan family. Local couples enjoyed a County Congress picnic at Camp Rest and other kin visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Swan
Julia
E. B. ‘Miller
Utica
N. Y
Berwindale
C. 0. Smith
Guy Skinner
Smyrna
Sara Porter
Indiana
J.C. Nippes
Ira Raleigh
Annie Bell
Elizabeth Stoneback
Sara
Letitia Duncan
Serulah Campbell
T E. Palmer
Wm. Baughman
Royden Freed
Alec. Stewart
Geo. McClaren
Paul Barron
Roy Wetzel
Ed Foreman
D. A. Palmer
Paul Bell
J. R. Geary
Alice Rugh
D. Johnston
Richards
JC. C. Smith
Congress of Cluba
Camp Rest
E. B. Miller
Social News From Conemaugh Area Families
Mrs Hugh Speedy and daughter of Warren Ohio spent the past week with Mr and Mrs J A Compton, parents of Mrs Speedy. Miss Elsie Hart of Indiana stayed with her sister Mrs J S Ewing. Mrs Paul Dixon, patient at Mercy hospital Pittsburgh, is recovering. Mr Dixon returned home Sunday. Anna May Marshall and John Strong visited Raymond and Mrs Marshall. J B Ewing came from Indiana Monday. Paul Dixon and family and Gianna Reeger shopped in Indiana Monday. Mr and Mrs J C Spencer Wilkinsburg and Miss Grace Kelly Swissvale visited the Ewings Friday. W K Cramer and sons from Indiana called Monday. Raymond Cramer returned to Indiana Business College. Frank to Indiana High School. Mr and Mrs W P Wiggins and family near Parkwood were Sunday visitors at the Dixon home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh ‘Speedy
Warren, O
J. A. Compton
Speedy
Elsie Hart
Indiana
J. 5. Ewing
Paul Dixon
Anna May Marshall
John Strong
Raymond Marshall
Ewing
Jianna Reeger
J. C. Spencer
Wilkinsburg
Grace Kelly
Swissvale
John Ewing
W. K. Cramer and Sons
Raymond Cramer
Indiana Business College
Frank
Indiana High School
W. P. Wiggins
Parkwood
Local social notes from Cherryhill and nearby towns
Mrs Mary Atkins of Pine Plaza shopped and visited Indiana friends on Saturday. A chorus show drew attendees from the area. Clair Edwards of Rdensburg and Albert Stiles with families visited Mr and Mrs M H Dick. A Swamp school house home coming drew a large crowd. Allen Martin family spent the weekend at home. Frank Plusqueltic and wife called on A G Glenn in Clymer. Betty Graham returned home to Brushvalley. Entomologists report bedbugs stayed alive for a year without food per the American Institute of Sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryhill
Mary Atkins
Pine Plaza
Indiana
Clair Edwards
Rdensburg
Albert Stiles
Belsano
M. H. Dick
Swamp School
Allen Martin
Dewn
Frank Plusqueltic
Clymer
A. G. Glenn
Betty Graham
Brushvalley
Rossmoyne Elkin and guests visit family in Indiana
Rossmoyne R Boyd Elkin and wife with Mia Elkin hosted Elizabeth Elkin and family on Sunday. Ray Elkin visited his hospitalized brother Stanley in Indiana. Aldene Beyers from Indiana with Russel McCombs and Lula Hazelett and Roger called in Rossmoyne. Parks grandparents welcomed Mr and Mrs D C Wells' family. Vernon Hazelett joined after a short visit with grandparents. Roger Hazelett returned home after visiting Indiana relatives. A B Warden and children John A Patricia with W M Bullock of Youngstown Ohio spent weekend with D C Wells family. They visited Nelson Warden and family in Wood. Locals attended a horse show in Indiana on Saturday. R Boyd Elkin and wife shopped in Punxsutawney. George C Wells of Oklahoma City, visiting J L and D C Wells, began return trip Tuesday. Arthur Beck and Ward Elkin were Plumville callers on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Wilkinsburg
Hart Sebring
Akron
Harlan Bee
F. M. Harter
Mahaffey
John Forney
Llnes
Wm. Fleischer
Lewistown
Wallace Sheaffer
Bobby
Anna Leach
Windber
Andrew Johnson
Jamestown
N. Y
Bob McFarland
Buffalo
J. W. McFarland
W. BH
J. N. Beck
Kenneth
Barnesboro
Blair McPherson
Donald
Clara McPherson
Morey Gaston
Rossiter
Ever Johns
Edward Nelson
Betty Stull
Indiana
Bob
Jack Bee
Stanley Ross
Clair Sebring
Ed. Lewis
District of Columbia
Mrs. Lewis Green
Rossmoyne R. Boyd Elkin
Timblin
Paul Elkin
Mia
Elizabeth Elkin
Ray Elkin
Stanley
Indiana Hospital
Aldene Beyers
Russel McCombs
Lula Hazelett
Roger
Rossmayne
Paul
Parks
D. C. Wells
John A
Patricia
W. M. Bullock
Youngstown
George C. Wells
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. L
Arthur Beck
Ward Elkin
Plumvillé
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