Cancer Through the Ages From Ancient Records to Modern View
A ISS statement from the American Society for the Control of Cancer notes cancer as mankind’s oldest disease. The article traces cancer knowledge from ancient India Persia Egypt and Mesopotamia to Hippocrates Galen and the medieval church era. It highlights early treatments and the impact of religious limits on research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society For the Control of Cancer
India
Persia
Moses
Herodotus
Democedes
Atossa
Darius
Daniel
Babylon
Hippocrates
Leonides
Alexandria
B. C
Halstead
Galen
Queen Elizabeth
Europe
Elizabeth
Fresh Vegetables Suggested for Year Round Diet
The United States Department of Agriculture reports 91 vegetables grown to provide daily variety for diabetics. It lists many types from asparagus and cabbage to okra and lettuce, urging physician guidance and home gardens for those on restricted diets.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New Zealand
State Agricultural College
High Schools Grow in Washington State
A report to State Superintendent Mrs Josephine Corliss Preston by State High School Inspector Edwin Twimy er records steady growth in 1921 22. There were 389 high schools with six or more pupils, 496 schools enrolling any high school pupils, totaling 2 093 teachers and 54 588 high school pupils with 6 881 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Josephine Corliss Preston
Edwin Twi*myer
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Harry K. Johnson
Mrs. Harry K. Johnson expresses gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Arch ie Hetherington Mr. Alec McLellan and friends for kindness and sympathy after returning to Leavenworth from Seattle where her husband was laid to rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurchie Hetherington
Alec McLellan
Leavenworth
Seattle
Cottontail Rabbits Good as Game and Harm to Orchards
Rabbits are praised for food and sport but noted as a serious orchard pest. State laws vary with close seasons and methods including hunting trapping fencing and poisoning. Reports advise protective measures like rabbit proof fences, baits under supervision, and feeding in winter to reduce bark damage.
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Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Mississippi
City discusses renting space in new courthouse
City council and county commissioners met in city hall to discuss leasing part of the first floor for police offices treasurer clerk water office and council chambers. A committee including one council member Commissioner Long and the county attorney will draft an agreement for later approval.
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City Council
Board of County Commissioners
New Court House
Long
Warts May Run Into Cancer Warning by Dr Bloodgood
Dr Joseph C Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins writes at the request of the American Society for the Control of Cancer to warn that warts moles and lumps may turn cancerous if untreated Early detection is stressed with emphasis on quick doctor visits for any persistent or unusual growth and the high cure rate when treated promptly The statement notes that cancer rarely begins as cancer and underscores the importance of early removal and local anesthesia when needed
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Joseph C. Bloodgood
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Bloodgood
Questions and Bible Answers for Parents and Children
A compact devotional prompts parents to guide children in Bible study. It lists questions on fearing not glorifying God receiving strength seeking wisdom protection from evil and trust in the Lord with cited verses from Isa Psalm 27 Prov 16 Jas Kings and others for memorization.
St Pauls Evangel Lutheran Church Services and Activities
St Pauls Evangel Lutheran Church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. and sermon at 11 a.m. with the topic Knowledge Strength Thanksgiving. Catechism class meets Tue and Fri at 4 p.m. Choir rehearsal Thursdays. Pastor William Lueckel. Leavenworth Mason lodge attendees include Harry Geerds H F Ring C G Smyth D L Williams J T Lindley D H Cameron L C Brender and O A Lee.
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WM. Lueckel
Leavenworth Mason
Cashmere
Harry Geerds
H. F. Ring
C. G. Smyth
D. L. Williams
J. T. Lindley
D. H. Cameron
L. C. Brender
O.a.lee
Bible Thoughts For This Week
A compact devotional fragment listing verses on safety from evil, serving God over mammon, laying up treasures in heaven, restoration of salvation, and God’s covenant. Includes Proverbs 19 28 Matthew 6 24 Matthew 6 19 Psalms 51 12 18 and Deuteronomy 7 9.
No School Next Week Due to Institute and Thanksgiving
No school next week because of the County Teachers Institute at Wenatchee and Thanksgiving vacation. Work will resume Monday morning December 4. Louis Lancaster arrived here Wednesday from Colebrook British Columbia.
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Teachers’ Institute
Wenatchee
Louis Lancaster
Colebrook
B. C
Brother sees Emil in Spokane return from Pullman
Ted Kuch traveled to Spokane on Wednesday to meet his brother Emil who was returning from Pullman. Emil has suffered typhoid for weeks and is at Peshastin to recuperate.
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Ted Kuch
Spokane
Emil
Pullman
Peshastin
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B.C
High School Report
Harry K. Johnson
Dr. Bloodgood
Jas
Wrigley
ST. Paul's
Bible Thoughts Ems
Earth
Mary
Pickford
Little Lord
Fauntleroy
Ton Frances Hodgson Burnetts
Miss Pickford
Leavenworth Merc. Co
Leavenworth, Wash
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