Science Aiming Blow at Death in New Discoveries
London reports Sir William Arbuthnot Lane cites Prof. Alexis Carrel as grafting a whole kidney between same species and transplanting arteries. He praises tissue maintenance on slides and argues real longevity may come from continuous drainage and nutrients, while noting limits on uniting tissues and future implications for organs and brain, liver, heart experiments.
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London
Daily Express
Alexis Carrel
William Aributhnot Lane
Carrel
Sir William
Hadeen
Poland Moves to End Typhus Campaign Sets Tone
Warsaw reports a vigorous campaign to check typhus spread after the first Polish national congress of hygienists and sanitarians. A country wide health drive based on the American model will be organized with American relief groups aiding the government for thousands of typhus infected Polish refugees crossing the border.
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National Congress
Warsaw
Baby born at Rogers hospital in Small City Nebraska
A son weighing 18 ounces was born to Mr and Mrs R H Clark at Rogers hospital Small City Nebraska. Doctors say the child is normal and well formed with good growth potential and is in a baby incubator.
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Nebraska City
Neb
R. H. Clark
Rogers Hospital
Circle Earth in Twenty Four Hours Predictions and Plans
Paris reports M. Breguet addressed the French Association for the Advancement of Science predicting airplanes over 650 miles per hour. He urged 2000 mile nonstops with transatlantic comfort, higher altitudes, lighter engines, better wings, and wireless radiogonometry to encircle the globe in under a day.
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Paris
French Association For the Advancement of Sciences
M. Breguet
Manufac
M. Rateau
Ireland
Newfoundland
Bakar
Pernambuco
Germans to Leave War Dead in Foreign Graves
German soldiers buried on Belgian and French battlefields will likely remain abroad due to the prohibitive cost of exhumation and transport. Officials report thousands of inquiries from relatives, but the 30 000 mark needed for France makes returning bodies impractical for the average family.
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Belgium
France
Berlin
Germany
May Use Rabbits for Hats
Senator Poindexter asks a Massachusetts hat factory to test northwestern jack rabbit fur for hat making. If successful, a local market could develop boosting control of a major pest. Currently Australia supplies the fur for fine hats. earlier tests doubted the American rabbit’s suitability.
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Senator Poindexter
Washington
Ephrata
Wash
Poindexter
Massachusetts
Australia
Wildlife Notes Describe Northeastern Habits and Jackrabbits
Fragmentary lines describe the northeast region and note the western jackrabbit with a long-haired heavy fur coat. The source hints at descriptive zoological details without a broader context or events.
Woman Captures Wildcat At Sylvan Lake Hotel
Mrs Myra K Peters manager of the Sylvan Lake hotel befriended a wildcat during a winter stay. The animal ate from her hand and sat on her lap while feeding. She restrained it with a rope and used a gape-pince to hold it. Despite scratches from the struggle she intends to tame and raise the wildcat as a pet.
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Pend
Myra. K. Peters
Sylvan Lake
Sylvan’ Lake
Peters
Largest spruce log yields 16000 feet of lumber in Hoquiam
An enormous ten foot diameter spruce log, believed to be the largest in the region, was cut into 16000 board feet of lumber in Hoquiam Washington. The log damaged mill machinery at first and required repairs before sawing. Earlier a larger log was shown in a city park rather than milled.
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Hoquiam, Wash
Hoquiam Park
Fremont
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Library Association
Diller
Nicholas Senn
Wendell
Omaha Athletic Club
Marquette
Unearth Vases of Metal Age in Spain
Simon Martin Delval describes a Granada area find by Archeologist Cable, the expedition official inspector, locating a priceless array of metal age instruments and vases. An artificial mound yields vestiges of peculiar rites, promising new archeological research.
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Madrid
Granada
Simon Martin Delval
Cable
Air War on Ram Smugglers Under Consideration
Washington reports that prohibition headquarters weigh the use of airplanes along the Florida coast to combat ram smugglers as part of a broad program. Officials including Commissioner Haynes decline to disclose campaign details amid a multi jurisdiction effort to halt illicit liquor inflows from Caribbean islands.
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Washington
Florida
Prohibition Headquarters
Prohibition
West Indian
Haynes
Moonshine Death After 14 Days Unconsciousness in Woodland
Bert Drew died in a Woodland hospital after remaining unconscious for fourteen days following moonshine liquor consumption.
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Woodland
Cal
Bert Drew
Nebraska Briefs From The State News
Nebraska brief items report John Gilbert of Sa line county dies on his Friend area farm after long service as a legislator and buffalo breeder. Muskrat hides drive western sandhill income near 1 million dollars. Influenza prompting health orders and postponed Farm ers Union banquet. First woman files for state superintendent Ruth Pyrtle of Lincoln. Crime reports include James Penney of Crookston fatally wounding his father over straw. County fairs, bank advances, and new public works projects featured with multiple towns across the state.
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Saline County
Nebraska
Friend
Gilbert
Gilbert Park
Valentine
Board of Health
Neligh
Farmers Union
State Superintendent of Schools
Ruth Pyrtle
Lincoln
McKinley
James P. Penney
Crookston
Frank Penney
James
State Board of Agricultural
Grand Island
Empress Theatre
Fremont
Harry Morse
L. R. Cable
George Fredrick
Antioch
Columbus Canning Co
Nebraska Rubberset Broom Co
Omaha
Thomas Matters
Sutton, Neb
Holdrege
J. W. Hasty
McCook
Koster
Fairmont
Public Service Company
Blue River Power’ Company
James Pearson
Moorfield
Pearson
New Methodist Church
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Library Board
Charles W. Bryan
Fairview
William Jennings Bryan
Methodist Hospital Association
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Chadron
Woman voter mocks age bias in victory night speech
An amateur poll clerk and feminist recounts her election night experiences. She exposes male vanity as she quips about voters answering “over thirty.” Her tirade deflates male supremacy and extols women’s equality in public life.
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New York Sun
Mr. Jones
Jack Mersereau
Favorite Prescription Praised by Cedar Rapids Woman
Mrs. W. L. Edmonds of Cedar Rapids endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening for internal organs and easing female troubles. She notes her daughters also improved and urges obtaining the remedy from local druggists or writing the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N Y for free advice.
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Cedar Rapids, Iown
W. L. Edmonds
Second Ave
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Milo de Bussy and Ninon Lenclos Ties in Moliere’s Paris
French critic St Emile Magne uncovers that Milo de Bussy, granddaughter of Adam Blackwood, became Moliere’s key literary adviser in Paris. Ninon de Lenclos likely introduced them. Bussy’s verdicts shaped the plays before stage debut, including L Avare whose initial reception improved on revival a year later.
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France
Milo
Honoree le Bel de Bussy
Adam Blackwood
Poitiers
Moliere
Paris
St. Emile Magne
Mile. de Bussy
Ninon de Lenclos
Vitamines at Play Causes Local Curiosity
A prominent Columbus business man reports seeing Vitamines moving on Camembert cheese during lunch at a well known club. The sighting prompted him to ask a waiter if he had ever seen vitamines, with the waiter replying that he had not.
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The
Columbus Dispatch
Columbus
Nevah
Beautiful Lake of Atitlan Described by Maudslay
The Lake of Atitlan in western Guatemala is profiled by Dr. Alfred P. Mauds lay in Pan ama Magazine as one of the most beautiful and least known regions on the American continent. The local Indians are descendants of Quiches Cachiquels and Zulugils retaining old customs and once forming a powerful confederacy.
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Guatemala
United States
Panama
Alfred P. Maudslay
Lake of
Atitlan
Dr. Maudslay
Pedro de Alvarado
Hernando Cortes
Proposer's Chance Rumored Despite Dismissive Looks
Uncle Jed notes a young woman's reluctance to show interest yet observes she still listens when a man proposes. The remark reflects social attitudes on courtship and female responsiveness in these days.
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Uncle Jed
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