Dead Made Alive by Late Medical Devices in New York and Chicago
About 500 people deemed dead in New York and Chicago were revived using two new devices. An artificial pacemaker gold needle revived hearts, while an insufflator aided mechanical breathing by delivering oxygen and carbon dioxide and adjusting gas mixtures.
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New York
Chicago
Witkin Foundation
Beth David Hospital
New York City
Society For the Prevention
Paris selects 1935 beauty queen Andree Lorain
In Paris the 1935 Queen of Beauty was chosen before year end. The new title holder is the blonde Andree Lorain, crowned as reigning beauty of the season.
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Paris
Andree Lorain
First Manual Labor School For Free Negroes In Ohio
In 1845 free negroes from the North West bought a 160 acre farm on Darby Creek in Franklin County Ohio and established the Manual Labor school the first school of its kind for the education of the colored race on the American continent.
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Darby Creek
Franklin County
Ohio
Manual Labor
Capital Squirrels Seek Dentist at White House Grounds
Park commission experts report White House squirrels suffer pyorrhea gingivitis and toothache from overfed diet. A young Coolidge administration squirrel died and tooth examination revealed the issue. The pampered rodents avoid hard nuts and chew only soft foods.
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Capital
Washington
White House
Park Commission
Coolidge
Keeping You By Leonard A Barrett On aging and staying young
Leonard A Barrett argues age is a mindset not a number. He urges avoiding worry by scheduling a daily worry hour and recommends a forward looking attitude to stay youthful as 1935 approaches.
Secret to Keeping Young Through Work Life Balance
The excerpt urges relaxation and time away from work to gain fresh courage and new hope. It advises studying problems from a distance, enjoying humor, cultivating friendship, and living close to nature. It stresses health as a priceless possession and views youth as defined by deeds and feelings rather than years, with guidance from the Western Newspaper Union.
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Jack
Western Newspaper Union
Man Claims to Carry Whales in Suitcase
A Capetown customs officer asks what is inside a traveler’s suitcase. The man replies with a joke that he has two whales. He opens the bag to reveal bottles containing whale embryos from a harpooned whale, stored as specimens.
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Capetown
Furniture fittings for mobility casters versus gliders
The article discusses choosing between casters and gliders for home furniture. It notes heavy pieces like beds and dining tables benefit from casters, while lighter items suit gliders. Swivel casters prevent directional scraping, and metal casters hold their shape longer than wooden ones.
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Dave
Romantic green chiffon gown with ostrich feather trim
A long flowing cape ensemble features dark green chiffon with ostrich feathers at the neck. Shirrings at the waist create a slender silhouette enhancing the elegant look.
Versatile Canine Mickey Plays Piano and Drums
Seattle Mrs. D Read owns four year old fox terrier Mickey Read touted as America’s most versatile canine musician. The dog performs piano drums mandolin zither and a one string Chinese instrument using clipped sticks and slipped picks. He began lessons at six months on a toy piano.
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Seattle
Micky
D. ©. Read
America
Mickey
Pattern 2065 Bloomer Dress With Front and Back Interest
Pattern 2065 offers a wool bloomers dress with a snug front and a long back pleat for movement. Includes long sleeves optional and white collar cuffs. sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. Requires 2% yards 86 inch fabric and % yard contrast for size 6. Instructions illustrated. send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
The Dad at Eve Marriage Quip Cartoon
A humorous panel shows a husband warning that stealing leads to regret while his wife coyly recalls stealing kisses before marriage. The husband responds that she heard his warning.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Not an Admirer
Conversation excerpt from the Washington Star about a husband who favors horse racing. Mrs. Torkins explains he attends races but dislikes the way he talks about horses after returning home. The exchange highlights domestic friction over gambling and hobby influence.
Appeal to the Eye Quotations Prompt Photo Comment
A quotationist declares life is real and earnest while Miss Cayenne notes people call photographers when events occur. She ponders if life has become a beauty contest in modern times.
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Miss Cayenne
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Mies
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