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Newspaper
Kansas City Sun
Location
Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1917
Page
7
A Chicago physician reports dramatic patient improvement after creating a vaccine from the patient’s own blood. The treatment aims to combat laziness by stimulating the immune system with a personalized serum. Further trials and safety reviews are expected before wider use.
Dr. L. D. Rogers, once Cook County surgeon, unveils auto hemic therapy or the Lazy Serum. The process uses a patient’s own blood to create a serum injected to boost energy and treat numerous ailments. It claims dramatic improvements in fatigue, diabetes, goiter, anemia, and especially pregnancy related issues, with no deaths among treated infants reported so far.
Col Charles Charlie-Long, noted explorer, soldier and author, died recently at age 75. He helped reveal the Nile source with General Gordon’s forces, explored Africa, and served as consular official in Egypt and Korea, earning honors from Britain and the US but dying relatively poor.
Review of John 21 15 25 and the gospel’s purpose that Jesus is the Christ the Son of God. Various review methods are suggested from one minute talks to golden text games and lesson emphasis. Emphasizes presenting clear events of Christ last weeks and encouraging faith built on facts resulting in everlasting life.
A chic green georgette blouse with satin bindings and concealed front buttons showcases a new design trend. It features a one-piece yoke, decorative Palstey embroidery, and satin trimming on collar and sleeves, praised for travel practicality and versatility with white gray tan or even a formal black ensemble.
A guide to forming Red Cross chapters and organizing membership drives. It explains timing public meetings, leadership selection, and pre planning. It details membership classes, from annual to life, and notes that most residents may enroll. It also mentions a May issue article on running campaigns and a contact at American Red Cross headquarters.
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