Scientist Discovers Spleen Role in Malaria
San Antonio physician Dr. Charles A K Campbell reports the spleen neutralizes toxins from the malarial parasite, reframing malaria as a natural mechanism. His bat studies, including a large bat spleen, prompted the discovery and San Antonio's unique municipal bat roost.
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San Antonio
Texas
Charles A. K. Campbell
Campbell
County Medical Society
Doctor Campbell
Texas State Medical Journal
Giovanni Marieni
Italy
United States
Cheap Cuts of Meat Are Best Buy for Home Use
An article from Columbia Missouri reports University of Missouri findings on beef cuts. It states calories do not depend on price and that cheap tough cuts like the plate offer the best protein per cost, while premium porterhouse is a poor buy. The study notes lean, properly conditioned steers yield the most protein per pound.
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Columbia
A. T. Edinger
University of Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Bringer
Family Helde Baghioh RatCatching Rec
A brief item notes a family named Helde Baghioh involved in a rat catching routine. The fragment mentions a practice or tradition the family has followed for some time. The text is incomplete but centers on the family and their rat catching activity.
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Baghioh
English University to rise on Mount Zion slope
The plan calls for a 200000 English University at Jerusalem’s Mounts slope to revive Arab learning and Arab nationalism within two years.
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Big
English University
Jerusalem
Engliab University
Mount
Flying Cop Commandant Mary Allen Sets Global Trail
Commandant Mary Allen, a pioneering figure in the women's police service, earns the nickname Europe’s flying cop for extensive travel by air. She often journeys to Paris and Berlin in a single day for cases involving women and returns to London promptly. Her efforts, alongside推动s by Allen, helped establish a women’s international peace commission.
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London
Mary Alben
The
Women’s Police Service
Europe
Paris
Berlin
Women's International Pee Commission
Allen
Whale oil yield per average whale estimated at two thousand gallons
The passage notes that the amount of oil obtainable from an average whale reaches approximately 2000 gallons, reflecting historical whaling estimates and economies of early maritime industries.
Illinois News Roundup from 1900s Martin Era
A broad March of events includes Bishop Thirkield presiding over a district conference in Chattanooga Tennessee, and noted Illinois figures: Dean George Havey Scott dies after strokes at Illinois College Jacksonville. Marion police chief Tom Boyd resigns after dispute with the police commissioner. Senator William Sneed withdraws from presidential race to accept a vice presidency appointment from Harry Fishwick. Cahokia park project advances with $5,000 county funds and $20,000 private subscriptions. Fire prevention drive catches fire congress in Murphysboro with insurers and schools. A Presbyterian minister Rev W A Galt dies by gas in Decatur. Illinois Press Association meets at UI in fall. crime news handling debated. Prohibition Administrator Yellowley secures destruction of 124,800 bottles of body rub and related gin seizure near Fulton. Flood damages across five St Louis area counties total $3 million. Illinois church district reorganizations and Legion officers named in Springfield. Cattle TB testing shows under 7 percent positive. Elgin–Aurora auto club leader Al C Parker killed in train collision. fiancee Ione Long injured.
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Waukegan
W. B.thirkield
Chattanooga
Temm
Methodist Atatrict
Oscar E. Carlstrom
George Havey Scott
Illnois College
Jacksonville
Tom Boyd
Marion
Thomas Hunt
William Sneed
Herrin
Illinois Mine Workers
Harry Fishwick
St. Clair County Board of Supervisors
Cahokia
Alleghenies
Ilinois
Murphysboro
Fire Congress
W. A. Galt
Decatur
Illinois Press Association
University of Illinois
E. C. Yellowley
Fulton
Staois
Illinois Agricultural Association
Pike
Greene
Scott
Morgan
Mason
Pike County
Will of Cecela Romain Stinson Bequeaths Cats Charities
The Surrogate's court records Cecela Romain Stinson of Bélleatre Mississippi dying with an estate over 11000 dollars. She leave bequests to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals the Ride A Wee Home for Poor Cats and Animals and a 500 dollar legacy to the Women's League for Animals Caroline Virginia Moyte a daughter of Seth Moyle receives 1000 dollars. The residue goes to relatives.
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Bunny
Cecela Romain Stinson
Bélleatre
Miss Stinson
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Women’s League For Animals
Caroline Virginia Moyte
Seth Moyle
Good Roads Hints ERAS HRI Het CNTR
The article notes 7 850 motor bus routes in the United States run by 5 000 meter bus companies. It states Pennsylvania built 3 470 miles of roadway during 1928 1924 and 1925. It argues drag use after rain can improve roads for weeks and drag a mile takes little time.
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United States
Pennsylvania
Tunney Beats Dempsey In Philadelphia Match
Gene Tunney defeats world champion Jack Dempsey in a decisive ninth round finish in Philadelphia. Dempsey, slowed by a closed eye, absorbs punishing blows as Tunney delivers a brutal tenth round onslaught, suggesting a knockout might have occurred later. Baseball next.
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Jack ‘Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Dempsey
Real estate deal closes at Zobrist residence
Real estate closure occurred Wednesday with L. W. Ballance becoming owner of the Zobrist residence near school buildings. The property is now occupied by Lucas Crawford and wife and the Ford family in a transaction involving Dr. Zobrist.
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L. W. Ballance
Zobrist
Lucas Crawford
Ford
Dr. Zobrist
Ballance Family Seeks Possession of Fur Property
The Ballance family will move into the fur property once possession is granted. It will take time for both families to relocate and complete an orderly transition.
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Ballance
Gulf Coast Storm Devastates Florida to New Orleans
A major Gulf Coast hurricane swept from Florida southward to New Orleans leaving 365 known dead 1100 injured 500 seriously and 165 million dollars in damage. Miami suffered worst with property losses for Floyd Davis and others in Centralia district. Irl Medilton and Daisy Seiple narrowly escaped destruction at Boynton Merida.
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Gulf Coast
Florida
Pensacola
Miami
Mobile
New Orleans
Floyd Davis
Boynton
Merida
Irl Medilton
Mr. Medilton
Daisy Seiple
Two Inquests Held in Centralia Tuesday
Coroner Ed Anderson reports two inquests in Centralia Tuesday. One concerns a young man killed by excessive speed at the Stewart school house corner. The other involves an aged retired railroad man.
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Ed Anderson
Centralia
Stewart School House
Time Card Changes for Southbound Trains
Effective Sunday the early south bound passenger train No 131 will reach this station at 7 30 am five minutes earlier Southbound train No 119 will be known as No 129 and will reach Patoka at 6 03 instead of 6 14 as at present No other local changes.
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Patoka
M. E. Conference Outlook From Olney Pastor
Rev. Kapps of the local M. E. church attends the Olney Methodist Conference this week where the coming year appointments will be announced next Sunday.
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Kapps
M. E
Olney
Marion County Board chooses new county clerk
The Marion County Board of Supervisors met in a short session to appoint Louise Davidson to fill the unexpired term of the late Hamp Betts. They adjourned until the new clerk receives her commission and reconvened later in the week to continue business deemed by some as big business.
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Board of Supervisors
Marion County
Louise Davidson
Hamp Betts
Board to reconvene November ninth on county matters
Dismissal of the County Veterinarian Dr Ridgeway for lack of funds to pay salary of 3500 per year sparks regret as the board funds 2000 for Marion County TB and 125 for the Farmers Institute. Pension reorganization planned. Road and utility projects progress across Ashland New Lenox Cairo Carthage with new facilities and repairs.
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Ridgeway
Marion County TB
Farmers Institute
Local notes from Patoka and surrounding towns
Local cornucopia of news from Bloomington to Decatur including visits, school plans, pension increases, and nearby travel. Movements include Emmet Jones moving to a Kinmundy suburb, Miss Emily Ford staying in Centralia, and Mrs. Lytle Porter noting a pension uptick. World Series chatter from Springfield and social calls across towns are noted.
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John Dorris
Bloomington
Emily Ford
Patoka
Centralia
Lytle Porter
Pension Department
Estray
Henry Blankinship
Emmet Jones
Foster
Kinmundy
George Porter
St. Marys Hospital
George Ellis
Binney
Mont Beckett
Ramsey
Wm. Cain
Ray Gray
Springfield
Senators
Bay City
Des Moines
Illinois
Card of Thanks for Support in Daughters Passing
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness during our loss and burial of our dear daughter and sister. Special thanks to singers and flower donors and all who helped. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Belcher, Thomas Belcher, Sidney Belcher, Isabelle Vandeventer, Bessie Johnson.
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Wm. Belcher
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