Brinkley license case taunts court with sharp remarks
Oklahoma City on January 28 reports caustic remarks by United States circuit court of appeals judges about Dr. John R. Brinkley, the Milford Kansas goat gland operator. The court, hearing a bid to restore Brinkley’s license, criticized his radio advertising and methods while the panel reserved decision for at least a month. Judges noted the disputed operation involved high fees and questioned the doctor’s motives, with a defense team arguing technical legal points in the long case.
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Kansas
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Brinkley
Robert FE. Lewis
Denver
Milford
Kan
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James H. Harless
Kansas City, Mo
James E. Smith
Topeka
Brinkler
United States
Phillips
Aishor
Judge McDermott
William C. Ralston
Ralph T. O'Neil
Kansas Medical Board
J. F. Hassig
Kansas City
C. H. Ewing
Larned
L. F. Barney
T. J. Crowe
Dallas
Tex
Texas Medical Board
Dr. Crowe
Texas
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS AND DOWN CLUES
Puzzle contains numerous cryptic definitions across and down for blocking, fasteners, plants, seaweed, medical terms, hair coverings, and navigational hints. Clues mention numbers of strokes in golf, vocal strings, and archaic terms, with several entries referencing animals, fluids, and historical figures.
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Favorable Trade Balance Seen At $35 Lowest Since 1910
Washington reports the United States had a favorable balance of trade of 234,226,000 in 1935, the lowest since 1910. Exports rose about 7 percent to 282,025,000 while imports climbed 24 percent to 2,047,797,000. The balance fell due to a sharp December drop in exports and an unusual December import rise.
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Rabbits target wheat as farmers wage extermination drive
Pi Peison reports rabbits raiding a 25 section area northwest of Guymon in a coordinated effort by farmers to protect Texas county wheat crops. The article notes damage to good wheat land and the wartime style campaign to curb pest foraging on crp wheat areas.
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Pi— Peison
Texas County
Fd Brewer
Stage show star fainted from nervous exhaustion
Miss Powell missed yesterday's matinee of the musical At Home Abroad and is in a Crestwood New York sanitarium. In Topeka, three boys escaped the industrial school on Saturday January 11 and were picked up in Lawrence by Officers Smith and Hunter. They are Parkie Brooks Eldon Walker and Paul Wears. They were jailed and reported to the industrial school authorities.
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Enry Smith
Floyd Hunter
Parkie Brooks
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Ottawa
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Louis
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May Adams
Viola Sheldon
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Thelma Nichols
C. L. Fuller
Day
Otto Rosenau
Oscar Lothholz
Cham Williamson
Wilfred Eudaly
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John Miller
Charles Schehrer
Fildridge Hotel
Joe Stadleman
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Joe Zillner
Caroline Freund
Kansas City
Sherman Roach
Fred Waring’s Wardrobe Tricks For Film Clothing
Fred Waring works in Hollywood studios to give costumes a weathered look. He simulates wear by washing garments for days, roughening shoes, aging hats, and pressing bundles overnight. Pirates and miners are portrayed by clean clothes marked with paint and earth for authentic grime.
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Local club prizes and social notes from Eudora
Prizes were awarded for high and low score and a traveling prize to members, with refreshments served to a guest and the group. Upcoming meeting set for January 29 with Mrs. Walker as hostess. Various residents and visitors noted along with examinations at the Lawrence post office and Civil Service candidates.
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Buckley’s Mixture Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Buckley’s Mixture as safe for children and effective against bronchial and persistent coughs. It claims a few doses before bed ensure a coughless night and notes a 45 cent bottle sold at local drug stores with a strong claim it acts like a flash and stops ordinary coughs.
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Cee
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