Chock Infantila Paralysis Finding Raises Hope
In Rutland Vermont on March 34 an announcement from Dr Edward Taylor, Professor of tropical medicine, reports progress on a paralysis project involving infantile cases and potential thrombotic treatment.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1917
Page
5
In Rutland Vermont on March 34 an announcement from Dr Edward Taylor, Professor of tropical medicine, reports progress on a paralysis project involving infantile cases and potential thrombotic treatment.
March 44 The new Rueda will likely be called the United States of Huseia if Petrograd's temper is an indication The government in republican The Duma delegates today are pont term throughout the country explaining the revolution Meanwhile a council of workmen soldiers and deputies continues the administration The Assembly made a compromise with the cabinet and will await the constituent assembly A Wherry loan of three billion roubles is planned
Dr Rafanl H Fluide a fifteen year diplomat from Ecuador began as secretary to the Ecuador legation to Chill. St Patrick s day arrived on time and a Rowian patriot Nicholas Romanoff proclaims abdication. In Petrograd a planned monrage reach her upon her arrival. Senator Henri La Fontaine of Belgium addressed the Labor Forum on the Swiss citizen army and urged caution about military actions provoking revolutions. Jacob Rankin and Louis Lochner spoke against war and rocket ion
A New York Labor Forum meeting decided to send a cable welcome to Catherine Breshkovskaya, who was exiled to Siberia by the Russian government thirty years ago and is returning to her homeland at the invitation of revolutionists. The move was announced at Stuyvesant High School yesterday.
In Catidy Idaho on an unspecified March day five members of the Richards family died after consuming canned belladonna root mistaken for epinach groon. Dr P Presnell, an employee of Richards, died later. The nine victims total include the original six deaths from this poisoning.
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