Expert Reasons Poison Use Persists Across History
New York reports on Dr. Theodore C. Osius noting that half of murders remain unsolved and poison can be a frequent mode. He traces poisons from ancient Egypt to Renaissance Naples and Nazi Germany, highlighting female poisoners like Toffana and royal plots, and warns that modern poisoners rely on familiar drugs and methods.
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Theodore C. Osius
University of Michigan
Medical Bulletin
Osius
Menes
B.C
Nazi Germany
Venice
Toffana
Naples
Dr. Osius
Edgerton area community news and notices
Bill Cox leased the Skelly service station at US 50 taking over April 27 from Don Sawyer who had operated it for years. George Mott and Joe Oshel of Greentown Ohio visited relatives. Carl Redman attended the John son County Fire Chief Association Meeting in Overland Park Wednesday. Arlene Larrick was hospitalized at St Luke’s with severe tonsillitis. The Good Will Truck will be in Edgerton on May 16. Mr and Mrs Ira F Eberhart hosted Edgerton Rural High School faculty. Many local visitors and dinners noted including L O Hillman learning of his brother’s death in Levitt Minn. Various social visits, church activities, and Grange meeting details listed.
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Bill Cox Hhas
Skelly
Don Sawyer
George Mott
Joe Oshel
Greentown
Ohio
Carl Redman
Johnson County Fire Chief Association
Overland Park
Arlene Larrick
Arthur Larrick
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ira F. Eberhart
Edgerton Rural High School
William Green
Chester Secrest
Willora Rockhold
Ben F. Shanklin
Earl Thompson
Henry Harder
Max McCready
Margaret
Johnny
Ottawa
Albert Fesmire
L. O. Hillman
Arthur Hillman
Levitt, Minn
Edward Frakes
Lloyd McDaniel
Paola
Gardner
St. Mary's College
Patty Gillespie
Patty Gillihan
Cora Ann Hunter
Rosemary Norris
Joe Mott
Coast Guards
Milwaukee
Claude Horn
Hickman Mills
August Schmidts
Margaret Harbour
Floy Chalender
Grand Chapter
Topeka
Harbour
Eastern Star
George Rankin
Jerry Rothwell
Will Calders
Council of Churches
Methodist
A. W. Lyon
Garnett
Mass Production Causes Trouble
Milwaukee motorists collide over color swapped cars as keys fail to fit. Gerald B Junion drives off in a car that looks different from his own while Mildred Henderson finds her keys won’t work in her car. A simple police check reclaims the correct vehicles and both drivers are shaken but unharmed.
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Milwaukee
Gerald B. Junion
Mildred Henderson
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Harry Whitney
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Elden Lynn
Bill Bricker
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Glenn Smith
Harald M. Boggs
Leona Boggs
Lloyd Brecheisen
Roy Crist
Helen Ford
Eugene R. Norris
Harold Lee
Joan Boggs
Albert
Shelda Main
Olwedon
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Helen Crist
Leslie Lurber
Grange
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Louisburg
College of Emporia
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Jean Johnson
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