Imprisoned Physician Backed by Hundreds of Noted Men
New York July 19 law stands against certain surgical operations even to save a life. Judge Gibbs sentenced Dr John Hammer to Sing Sing for manslaughter after he performed an operation deemed criminal by the law. Four hundred physicians supported Hammer arguing the law does not reflect justice. Mrs Oganesoff, a wealthy patient, died after a planned operation that violated the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Lewis E. Gibbs
John Hammer
Hudson
Hammer
Pattient
Marie Oganesoff
Scotts Neighborhood Social Ties Highlight Local Visits
Wilma Young spent a week with relatives including Mrs Grace Hines and Mrs Frank Mason in Scotts. Neighbors hosted and visited with Olaf Twaddle, Perry Jones, George Hines, Will Corley, Rebecca Mellone, Laurel Brown, Rile Alton, and others. A Willing Workers ice cream supper is planned at Scotts church on Friday July 23 with many families noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Owen
Mildred
Daisy
Lula
Los Angeles
Calif
Paul Jackson
Quincy
Sam White
Ruth Teel
Macomb
Nellie Hoarder
Colin Hartman
Zola Young
Idella Baumgardner
Ollie Barnes
Dana
Ralph Gloyd
Colmar
Clara Musson
Kirksville
Henry Newland
Honor Way
Clarice
Galesbuo
James Waddill
Chas, Heikes
Denver
Colo
Olive Nelson
Colchester
Louis Brown
Harry Mullen
Thomas Payne
Grace Newland
Colorado Springs
Col
Jesse Lowderman
Warry Moon
Hire
Canton
A. L. Sampson
Sampson
Helen Harder
John Hartman
J. 8. Battson
Nellie Walker
Hills Grove
Lizzie K. Harlan
Pennington’s Point
S. S
Silas Cuba
Henry Spees
Somerset
Wilma Young
Thuntsville
Grace Hines
Iford Jones
Frank Mason
Olaf Twaddle
Dainter Shirley
Ford Jones
Willing Workers Club
Cora Hines
Scotts Church
Eugene Wear
Inlaw
Grace Times
Amos Scott
Lola McDaniel
Plymouth
Rollo Wood
Paul Wood
Russel Burton
Rebecca Mellone
da McDaniel
Laurel Brown
Rile Alton
Ray Ballard
Bowen
Lyle Jones
John Jones
Birmingham
George Hines
Charles Young
Huntsville
Elsie Caldwell
Cora Duncan
Alva Jones
Lester Hendrickson
Ralph Young
Rebecca McHoré
William Mellone
Augusta
Gary Davis
Charles Mullen
Invitation to bid on McDonough County Sanitarium project
Bids for the general construction of the McDonough County Tuberculosis Sanitarium at Bushnell Illinois will be received at the Office of the Secretary of the Board of Trustees Dr W M Hartman Macomb Illinois up to noon July 29 1920 Plans available from the secretary or from Architect H B Cox Grimes Building Peoria Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonough County
Bushnell
Ill
Board of Trustees
W. M. Hartman
Macomb
H.B. Cox
Grimes Bldg
Peoria
Wounded Yanks Now Making Good on Small Farms
New York reports veterans of World War I recovered from shell shock, fas or wounds are running modest farms in New Jersey, Connecticut, and New York. Many are graduates of the New York State School of Agriculture at Farmingdale and have been rehabilitated into productive food growers with enthusiasm akin to their wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York State School of Avrientture
Farmingdale
Ty. L
France
Less Meat Is Back And Kidneys Hurt
An article promotes reducing meat to ease kidney strain noting uric acid from meat overworks kidneys. It advises taking four ounces of a grape and lemon acid with lithia salts daily for a few days to flush kidneys and restore function, claiming Jad Salts cleanse the urinary system and prevent bladder issues.
Harvest scenes and social notes from LaMoine area
Local column reports on harvest activity and vacation time amid busy farming. names of residents and visitors are listed, plus a ball game score 17 to 8 Tennessee over Fandon and a hospital operation in Macomb. Stoddard to preach at White Flock next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Robinson
Ralph
Harrisburg
Clyde
Mark Robinson
Springheld
Chas. Lowderman and Sons
Tennessee
Walter Clark
Good Tope
Howard Payne
Colchester
Byron Payne
Dean Osborne
Mary Osborne
Lee
White Flock
Alice St. Johns
Kewanee
Chas, Hendricks
Ed. Hendricks
Ed. Hendricks Entered the’ St. Francis Hospital ‘At Macomb
Miss Bowman
Plymouth
Walter Hambly
Chas
Hendricks
Macomb
Fred Knoedler
Neive
Ellen
Mary Bowen
LaHarpe
Roy
Carson
C. W Hodges
Fandon
Roy Carson
Stoddard
Prairie City Items Show Social Rounds and Events
Prairie City reminiscences note visits by Bernadine Barnes and Kenneth Kellogg, A. O. Mulhatten with Susie Jones, J. L. Bone in Bushnell, and W. C. Lucas with Ruth at Normal in Macomb. Camp Fire Girls hosted a Lake Surprise picnic and Louise Campbell of Gillispie will entertain at M F E church. Dr. C. J. Ludwig visits Cincinnati ties. families in Cheyenne Wyo and Abingdon share time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Mulhatten
Monmouth
Susie Jones
J. HL. Bone
Bushnell
W. C. Lucas
Ruth
Macomb
Jas. Orwig
Henry
Lake Surprise
Louise Campbell
Gillispie
M. FE
Prairie Cige
C. J. Ludwig
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Gross
Genevieve Stidls
Cheyenne Wye
O. M. Hoagland
Elmyra
Emma Toarland
Abingdon
Jas. Simpson
Brice
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Tennessee Department
Sertha Gloyd
Eems Me Ltd
Dy. Hammer
Federal
Ee Board
Reece
Toms River
N. J
Michael Leddy
Scotts Neighborhood
Lamoine
N. Watts
Prairie City
Bhnyrs Fidselasa
Bernadine Barnes
C. R. Kellogg
Galesburg
Kenneth Kellogg
Fletche
Castoria
Illinois
Sil
Mendon Prairie
Mendon
Ursa
Cilivain
W. H. L. Thomas
Farmer's State Bank of
Lewis Cigar Mfg. CO
Newark
Erie
Burfal
Cleveland
Buffalo
Caen
American Express
New Lou
Selorad
Thea Welaond & Puialo Transit
Cleveland, Chiroe
Radium Institute
Macomb, Ill
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