Fusel Oil Poison in Wood Alcohol Warned by Eye Institute
Baltimore reports Dr. George E. De Schweinitz links blindness from wood alcohol to impurities or fusel oils in commercial products. He notes inhalation or skin absorption risks in industrial settings and praises the Wilmer Ophthalmological Institute dedication as a milestone for American eye care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Service
Baltimore
Wilmer Ophthrlmological Institute
George E. de Schweinitz
University of Pennsylvania
Wilmer Institute
de Schweinitz
Benjamin Franklin
New London
Conn
Probes Power William C Green for Mer Fargo Attorney
Probes power and communications industry in the United States appointed by Senator Couzens of Michigan to conduct a special investigation for the senate committee on interstate commerce. Cataract surgery in the country attributed to Edward Reynolds of Boston as the narrative mentions a physician’s eye studies while abroad and a father's cataract prompting care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Green
Fargo
N. D
Couzens
Michigan
United States
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Edward Reynolds
Boston
Europe
Spouse Grounds Divorce In Sparring Claim
Mrs. William E. Barry of Brockton Massachusetts sues for divorce claiming her husband trained at home with her as an unwilling sparring partner. The filing cites the amateur boxer husband William E. Barry as the other party in the local suit filed October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Brockton
Mass
William E. Barry
Capital Police Face Diplomatic Liquor Dispute
Washington capital police brace for clashes between congressional desires and executive branch prerogatives over diplomatic liquor shipments. A 1923 DOJ ruling may clash with current State and Treasury interpretations allowing diplomats to transport liquor with proper ID, while officers risk imprisonment and fines for interference.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Congressional
Executive Branch
Supreme Court of
Judicial Branch
Howell
Rep
Department of Justice
State
Treasury Department
Treasury
Congress Haca
Hoover Restyles White House Press Room With Luxury
President Hoover funds a $50,000 press room remodel, adding a 12 by 20 foot carpet a mahogany desk set electric clock ice water private phones smoking stands and filing systems. He jokes about moving in and leaving the press corps extra smoking stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Sullivan
United Press
Washington
Hoover
No-Man's Land
White House
Correspondents’ Association
Executive Mansion
Mrs May Liddel Hobbies With Cater Pillars In Kansas City
Mrs May Liddel of Kansas City is shown with a handful of larvae her hobby of raising cater pillars. She notes that next spring the larvae become robin moths and other beautiful varieties.
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May Liddel
Kansas City
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Pearson Piano Co
Pennsylvania Street
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Trowbridge
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Noblesville, Ind
Indiana
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West Wash
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Nshoe CO
and Witter
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Hebros
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Bulova
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Indiana Theatre
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