Malaria Cure Report Claims Paretic Insanity Recovered
Long Island College Hospital reports 30 patients once deemed hopelessly insane have resumed work and normal life after malaria inoculation followed by drug treatment. Of about 80 paresis cases treated, several show marked benefit, though some did not respond. The hospital cautions the results are early and unclear if remission is permanent.
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New York
Long Island College Hospital
Flicadoth
Wasthieran
Z. A
Wei
Martin
Genesis of Art Traced to 50 000 B C in Lecture
Professor Bern of Demn university told the German Philosophes congress that mankind began creating art in Europe during the glacial period around 50 000 BC. He argued that early art arose before 30 000 BC and that ancient cities faced collapse due to cruelty, as cited by the speaker.
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Heidellers
Bern
Demn Univerity
Congress of German Philosophes
Europe
Curiel
One pupil in school led by mother teacher in Middletown
In For esthore Sullivan county a village school has a single class with one student, Anna, taught by her mother Mrs Marty Hickey. The unusual setup arose amid plans by Monga Falls Power company to buy farm lands for a memorial dam project, leaving the school with only one scholar as years ago it housed twenty pupils.
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Middletown
M. YS
Clysriet
Foresthore
Sullivan County
Marty Hickey
Anna
Monga Falls Power Company
Metabolic Study At Penn Explores Body Chemistry
At the University of Pennsylvania psychological clinic a new field of research named metabolism and behavior is being developed. Dr Henry F E Starr led a 30 student intro class in psychological chemistry and toxicology. The study links saliva changes to emotional stability and fatigue, with applications to stammering through 296 examined individuals.
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Philadelphia
Psychological Elinic
University of Pennsylvania
Henry FE. Starr
Lightner
Starr
Twit- Myer
Psychological Clinic
Birds on Summer Field Trip From South Dakota to Canada
Prof H E Nininger head of biology at McPherson College will lead a summer bird study trip from western South Dakota to Mexico City and back along the western coasts of Mexico and the United States. The party will use a house car built for the purpose and aim to study migratory and resident birds before winter. The voyage will cross the Rio Grande into Mexico and involve data collection for rare and common species with collaboration from colleges and universities along the route under the National Ornithology Society.
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Mexico
Nininger
United States
Canadian
National
Ornithology Society
South Dakota
Ina House
Global events mirror turmoil and policy shifts
A sprawling, early 20th century mosaic reports on treasury policy shifts under Secretary Mellon, ship scrapping debates, farm incomes soaring to record levels, education court cases over evolution in DC, tax record transparency beginning Sept 1, labor talks in coal wages extended into August, a Detroit fire causing half a million in damage, and various political, legal, and charitable actions across the United States. The piece threads economic, legal, and social issues with multiple named entities and locales.
Iowa City Viaduct Work Starts As City News Banner
Iowa announces start on new 35000 dollar viaduct over Capitol street in Iowa City while Des Moines sees record auto registrations and other state developments. Business improves, a Schleswig plant sale for 45000, and an upcoming Poultry Association convention loom in a broad Iowa news roundup.
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Capitol Street
Iowa City
Iowa
Yoda Des Moines
Story County
Home Economics Club
Schleswig
Iowa Light Heat and Power Company
Menlo
Ben
Menlo State Bank
State Bonus Board
Audubon
Board of Supervisors
Iowa American Legionaires
American Legion
Omaha
Iowa Service Company
Red Oak
Des Moines
American Poultry Association
State Board of Health
American Kennel Club
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
United States Department of Labor
Camp Dodge Pool
Story County Farm Bureau
Cass County
Griswold
Adnate
Iowa Horticuural Society
University of Iowa
Fremont County Board
Wats County
Shenandoah Abe Heragut
Aise
Rock Island Railroad
Moines
Dog Lowa
Girla
Fastest mile of the year on the Grand circuit at Kalamazoo
Margaret Dillon won the final heat in 1:50. Greb defeated Billy Britton in a ten round middleweight bout in Columbus. Zey, having earned $318,639, stands as a premier Thoroughbred, but remains out of form and back at the farm.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Margaret Dillon
Harry Greb
Billy Britton
Columbus
Kan
Zey
America
Miners Strike Looms and Global Turmoil Probed
British Miners Federation plans a July 31 strike while Baldwin agrees to meet a Trade Union Congress committee. Abd el Krim’s regulars retreat in Morocco as French forces prepare for a possible offensive. Dawes plan terms to be settled before November 1. Yorkshire wool workers walk out over wage cuts totaling 130000 operatives. A labor representative seeks a compromise amid mounting tensions.
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British Miners’ Federation
Collers
Baldwin
Trade Union Congress
Ates
Morocco
Abd-el Krim
Tiffan
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