Pneumonia Now Second Leading Cause in Death Rates
Times Special reports pneumonia ranks second to heart disease in U S deaths among infectious diseases. A biochemist notes New York state pneumonia deaths near 110 per 100,000 while tuberculosis is below 75. Serums from Harvard doctors offer over 50 percent better survival when given within 24 to 48 hours, but multiple pneumococci types complicate treatment.
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Times
New York
United States
R. H. Hutchison
New York State
Hutchison
Frank M. Huntoon
Felton
Harvard Medical School
Resinol Soap and Ointment Promise Clear Skin
An advertisement touts Resinol Soap and Ointment as a cure for clogged pores and pimples. The claim notes gentle cleansing, impurity removal, and soothing healing, urging readers to try samples by mail from Baltimore.
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Resinol
Dept
Baltimore
Prodigy Edward Roche Hardy Jr to be ordained deacon
The 21 year old prodigy entered Columbia at age 12 and has many degrees and language skills. He will be ordained a deacon in the Protestant Episcopal Church by Bishop William T. Manning on December 21 at St. John the Divine Cathedral in New York where he has served as an usher.
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Columbia University
Edward Roche Hardy Jr
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. John the Divine
New York
William T. Manning
Big Squadron of U S Planes in Winter Hop
A group of twenty Selfridge field airplanes will depart MT. Clemens Michigan on January 8 for a winter cross country flight to Spokane Washington and back. The mission, led by Major Ralph Royce, includes eighteen pursuit planes and two transports equipped with heaters and landing skis for night open-air stops.
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MT. Clemens
Mich
Selfridge Field
Spokane
Wash
Ralph Royce
First Army Pursuit Group
Flight of Fifteen Mechanics Precedes Westward Test Route
Fifteen enlisted mechanics travel as passengers in transports with H J Adamson of E Trubee Davison’s office aboard to issue daily bulletins and relay broadcasts. Planned stops include Oscoda Hancock St Ignace Blaney Duluth Grand Forks Minot Glasgow Great Falls Kalispell Spokane with a return route through Missoula Helena Butte Billings Miles City Dickinson Bismarck Jamestown Fargo Minneapolis Little Falls Wausau Escanaba Petoskey to Selfridge field. Expected arrival Spokane January 11 and return January 16.
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Radio Relay League
Oscoda
Hancock
St. Ignace
Blaney
Mich
Duluth
Minn
Grand Forks
Minot
S. D
Glasgow
Great
Old injuries said to cause death of Oakland City youth
Injuries from a local high school initiation years ago contributed to the death of Jack Caton a 16 year old boy in Oakland City Indiana. Caton died from a bone disease after his leg was amputated in a medical response to his condition.
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Oakland City
Ind
Jack Caton
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