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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
1
After the primary elections, Knoxville Express notes Vern Ilaig could push a governor bid as an independent in November. The Blakesburg Excelsior comment frames listening over talking in politics while Ilaig’s path remains uncertain.
Frank Parker Stockbridge profiles industrial laboratories and their scientists who drive practical innovation. He notes a thousand-plus staff with doctorates in chemistry, engineering, and philosophy, all pursuing faster, cheaper telephone tech while yielding by products like talking pictures, chain broadcasting, and television.
The author argues against the view that inventions ruin society, insisting the world is better due to scientific progress. He recalls a childhood without phones lights airplanes motion pictures phonographs typewriters cement plumbing gas engines or automobiles and notes wireless telegraphy and radio were once unimaginable.
New York Health Commissioner notes only 37 infant deaths from diphtheria last year, a stark drop from earlier thousands. He credits antitoxin as ending mass causal toll and urges continued vaccination and awareness in subway public notice.
A man mourning his wife’s death from cancer says modern science has yet to pursue rigorous research into the disease’s causes and potential cures. He, a scientifically trained individual, believes a robust program could be launched with concerted effort.
The article discusses cancer research funding, medical blood transfusion basics, and the four blood types O A B AB. It reflects on the origin of blood types, race implications, and links science to cosmic exploration, including telescopes, space limits, and distant stars like Proxima Centauri.
The piece traces Galileo’s telescope creation, the shift from geocentric belief to a vast material cosmos. It notes centuries of conflict with religious authorities, the expansion of knowledge, and the possibility of billions of worlds with varying life stages. It mentions an implicit belief in an invisible Paradise and enduring questions about mind and intelligence.
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