Deadly influenza foe found in Zonite antiseptic solution
American researchers from the Rockefeller Institute, Dr Alexis and Dr Henry Drysdale Dabney, helped stabilize the Carrel-Dakin antiseptic into Zonite. The solution reportedly saved King George during wartime wounds treatment and destroyed influenza germs when concentrated.
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Rockefeller Institute
King George
Alexisa
Henry Drysdale
Lord Dawson of
Penn
William O'Neill Sherman
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburgh
United
States
Sherman
Mesager
United States
ALEX/S CARRELL
Dr.henry 0 Dakin
Johnson Unveils Sea Horse Line Of Outboards At Show
Lindman Hardware reports from New York that Johnson's Sea Horse line, hailed as revolutionary, features a release charger and underwater exhaust. The six models range from Sea Horse 32 to Sea Horse 3, with claims of easier starting and quieter operation.
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New York
Lindman Hardware Company
Johnson Outboard Motor
Sea Horses
Johnson Motors
Motor Boat World
Johnson
Sea Horse
Orlando Fair to Feature Fish and Game Exhibit
The State Department of Game and Fresh Water Fish will display an exhibit at the Central Florida line. It describes an outboard motor weighing 38 pounds and developing up to 3.2 horsepower, praised for portability. The Sea Horse single weighs 27 pounds and is touted as the world's lightest outboard motor, widely used by fishermen and featuring Johnson refinements in smaller models.
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Johnson
Orlando
State Department of Game and Fresh Water Fish
Central Florida
Oil Tankers Through Panama Canal Drive Revenue Decline to Profit
A Chicago bulletin from the American Research Foundation argues petroleum traffic makes the Panama Canal profitable for taxpayers. It notes 1924 tolls of 24.29 million with 9.071 million from tankers, and 1926 tolls at 23.90 million on 25.84 million tons, driven by Standard and Sinclair oil movements keeping Canal revenues positive.
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Chicago
Panama Canal
American Research Foundation
United States
Standard and
Sinclair
Exposition Display To Showcase Florida Wildlife In 1923
Final arrangements for a February 1923 exposition here reveal a large wildlife show by the state department led by Miss Sarah W. Partridge. The display uses over 1,206 square feet in a cast iron pipe tent, featuring fish aquariums, mounted birds, a hunter’s cabin, living wildlife, films, and a map of breeding grounds with state and federal reservations.
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Sarah W. Partridge
Tallahassee
State Department
R. F. Maguire
Fair
Florida
University of Florida
Bureau of Biological Survey
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Mount Dora
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Federal Reserve System
Penny Wise
Webster
First State Bank of
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Fountain Inn
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Eustis, Fla
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Lake County Publishing Co
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