Wound Shock Cause Study Reveals Tearing Over Crushing
A historical medical report explains wound shock arising from tearing or crushing injuries rather than other theories. It notes toxins from damaged tissue trigger vascular permeability and shock, while detailing experiments at Bethune, Jemeton, and Dijan labs under Cannon's guidance to confirm the tearing mechanism.
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Uae
Dhan
Lemly
Amertcan
Hirttieth
Pench Medical
Suretea
Nippon Yusen Chooses Ira As President Amid Shipping Slump
Tokyo reports Nippon Yusen Kaisha selects Yonejiro Ira, new president, a University of Michigan graduate, as freight demand forecasts warn of extended low shipping cycle. Company sees world ship supply outpacing demand and signals prolonged market softness ahead.
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Tokyo
Japan
Nippon Vyesen Kaisha
Yonejiro Ira
University of Michigwn
Heron Lenge Konda
Het Jagan
City Council Meets Amid Molasses Era Mischief
City officials gathered in their chambers to discuss a perplexing event as molasses caused a sticky disruption in the town. Witnesses described the strange scene and the menacing smell that lingered in the streets.
Earth End Time Theorized By Doctor Guiles In Spectrograph Advice
A fragmentary report outlines Dr Guiles arguing on planetary doom from solar heat, comet collision, or Earth’s rotation changes. It cites spectroscope readings predicting white heat on one planet, Jupiter nearing destruction, and a potential dead-star collision threatening Earth within decades, with religious skepticism amid figures.
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Lewat
Devlans
Guiles
Jupiter
Gulien
Toon
Big Profit in Rabbits in Backyard Farming
A Kansas City resident raises 300 to 400 pounds of rabbit meat yearly at eight to ten cents per pound. Nebraska religious groups and Washington hospitals use rabbits as a poultry substitute, with stock increasing from 110 to 1,200 in ten months. An Iowa high schooler bred registered stock in a four by six foot space to net over 1,200 in a year, while an Ohio farmer ships 400 pounds weekly to restaurants. Rabbits offer home efficiency, with 50 pounds of meat per five months from a ten-pound doe, using minimal space and a half hour daily effort.
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Washington
Kansas City
Kan
Nebraska
Iowa
Ohio
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Ned Dearborn
Loveliest Breaks Engagement in Newport News
Geraldine Kee’s engagement to Whitney Warren Jr collapses after a dramatic sequence in Newport. The Chicago-born heiress, once named “the most beautiful woman in Newport,” deserts Warren amid a California romance with Karl Graham and a car scene en route to matrimony.
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Angeles
Cal
William Miller Graham
Geraldine
Aenenticent
Ant Pllink
Geraltine
Whitney Warren, Jr
York City
Newport
California
Wales
Warren
Monte
Sven
Nurke
Deering Dearie
Nathan & Davis
Huron Street
Chicago
Banta Nartare
Geraliine
Deering
Karl Graham
Vieratdiog
Manina
Anyear
Iwering
Newpat New
Warren Ie
Borg
William Miter
Marta Ky
Mra Timbhem
Marie and the Sporting Brotherhood HiCAGO Dempeay
A battered scene unfolds outside a North Clare street location as Marie Mendelsohn recalls her vanished soldier husband from the Great War. The Sporting Brotherhood men intervene, taking the infant and sparking threats against Father Carpentier.
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Dempaey
Dempee
Carrie Ter
Co op Husband in Gotham Attracts Police Scrutiny
In New York officials investigate Herbert Thornton Andrews a broker with offices in the financial district and Chicago. A cooperative household with two wives and two children is alleged, Augusta Haynes his former wife joins new spouse Marie Terrell amid divorce turmoil. Prosecution looms as Greeneich County attorney moves against Andrews while apartment owners seek eviction.
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New York
Twtham
Herbert Thornton Andrews
Prosperous
New York Financial District
Chicago
Andrews
Augusta Haynes
Pegland Forestry
Portland
Mies Wother
Marie Terrell
Wittsburgh
Mr. Andrews
Walah
Greeneich
Saya
Stv
Race With Stork for $100,000 Pearls
In Oakland California the birth of a son to a Blum family prompts a San Francisco judge to require the mother to wear a $100,000 pearl necklace for one month to preserve its value. The necklace must remain secure in a vault except when worn under guard, with proceeds to charity if the race against the stork is lost.
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Akland
Cal
Blum
Beirefs
San Francisco
Merritt Hospital
Rosa Klum
James B. Hiram
Lapidarista
Federation of Jewish Charities of
Ouffering of a Lifetime Ended
Woman recounts decades of health struggles and seizure relief after starting a remedy called Tenteri. She credits dramatic appetite return, weight gain, and renewed vitality to the treatment, expressing deep gratitude and describing the improvement as life transforming. The account mentions long-term pain, nervous strain, and eventual relief after a series of doses.
Bayer Aspirin on Genuine Packaging Sparks Caution
Reader warns of Bayer branded aspirin tablets and counterfeit or mispackaged pills. The notice cites decades of use and lists common ailments treated. It cautions buyers to verify genuine Bayer packaging and consult physicians for cold, headache, neuralgia, rheumatism, earache, toothache, lumbago, and related pains.
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Bayer
Milsiona
Postponed Internet Art Debate Echoes Futurist Talk
A short exchange about internet art is postponed with a remark that future generations can enjoy it. The dialogue hints at differing attitudes toward preserving or advancing digital culture. No dates or locations are provided.
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Aids
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Cennen
Lear
Anachy Atoll
Michigan University
Earth
Reeva E. Berke
New York City
H. L. Rogera
Erie
Hotel Pennsylvania
Cleara
Aga
the Sporting Brotherhood
Meteteleho
Mendeleshen
Marten
Husband
Gotham
Snk Wii Srare Gud Mane
Stork
Tantac
Mrs. Burrington
J. A. Morringtom
Stanford Ave
Los Angeles
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Huehard
Orle
Tenter
Pwell
Hyageine
J A Burrington
Lee Angeles
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Astoria
Fletcher
Philadelphia
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