Surgeons Debate Tuberculosis Cure Investigation
Washington April 30. Rupert Bitte of the United States Public Health Service outlined at Chicago a probe into J Peter P Duket Chapurgical Cure. Former Senator William Lorimer praised the action and said Duket’s remedies would be tested by Dr Julius Cobb and the department with Dr Friedmann’s prior claims noted. The discussion included arrangements for government observation while respecting interstate ban on unlicensed serums.
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Washington
Rupert Bitte
United
Nealth ‘Service
Julius C. Cobb
Mar- RE Hospital
Chicago
Peter P. Duket
William Lorimer
Illinois
Duket
Lorinfer
Blue
Cobb
Lorimer
Friedmann
John W. Kerr
Joseph ¥. Johnson
Senate
New York
Insy.u.ght
Consi
Friedman
ChieHgold
di Duket
Public“Health Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Hisner4 Mendelson Company
Dong
Public Health Service
Stimson
Stim‘Sorgiot
The Promise of Samose Flesh Forming Food
An advertisement touts Samose as a scientific flesh forming food not a drug. It claims thin people can regain healthy flesh and offers Jas L Avis a full refund if promised weight gain is not achieved. The risk rests with the seller.
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Jas. L. Avis
Drugglas
Hay's Hair Health and Harfina Soap Ad Brims with Product Claims
An old advertisement promotes Hay's Hair Health and Harfina Soap as quick remedies for gray hair and beauty. It urges readers to buy a bottle of Hay's Hair Health and a cake of Harfina Soap at local drug stores, claiming satisfaction with dramatic results and offering prices around 50 cents to a dollar. The tone imitates period sales pitches with exaggerated assurances and instructions to seek the products at area pharmacists.
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Royce
Almont
Hay
Drug Co
Governor and Secretary Bryan clash over Webb bill Fate of ambi tious book debated
Missinu reports continued discussion on the Webb bill with Governor Johnson and Secretary Bryan weighing statements from writers. Bryan remains in Washington while President Wilson's stance may shift. Johnson and legislators show little appetite for further merit. The outcome hinges on further instructions and the bill's anticipated passage.
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Webb
Bryan
Wilson
Johnson
Washington
Methodist Workers Meet Tomorrow Evening
Local Church Workers of the Methodist church will meet at the church tomorrow evening at 7 30. Dr Smith of the University of Vari fa will give a lecture at Assembly Hall and a prompt attendance is desired so those wishing to hear the lecture may come early.
Mrs Feuchtenberger Reported Ill at Country Home
Mrs Feuchtenberger wife of Andrew Feuchtenberger was ill with pleurisy and rheumatism at her country home north of Harrisonburg. She was resting fairly well at a late hour last night though there was some early concern. Doctors believe recovery is assured.
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Feuchtenberger
Andrew
Harrisonburg
Virginia Governor Proclaims Mother's Day on May 11
Governor William Hodges yesterday issued a formal proclamation designating May 11 as Mothers Day and urged Virginians to support the movement. Local groups have bought ten thousand white carnations at 4 cents each to sell for 10 cents to fund relief for the poor. Proceeds will aid the needy as citizens are urged to wear the carnations and remember mothers nationwide.
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Richmond
William Hodges
Commonwealth
Bridgewater Professor Demonstrates New Geology Contact
Professor F J Wright of Bridgewater College led a Blue Ridge field trip with students last Friday and Saturday to study rocks and demonstrate a new geology concept called Contact Phenomenon. The class shows enthusiasm to explore deeper, with faculty praising the discovery and its impact on students.
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Bridgewater
F. J. Wright
Geological Department
Blue Ridge
Wright
Monumental UVA natural history professor Dr Fontaine dies
Dr Fontaine a renowned University of Virginia professor and head of natural history and geology for thirty years died suddenly at Dean Page’s residence. Born December 1 1835 in Louisa County he studied at Freiberg and West Virginia. He served in the Confederate army and authored numerous scientific works.
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Charlottesville
Vai
University’ of’ Virginia
Dean Page
Fontaine
Louisa County
James
Julia’ Morris Fontaine
University of Virginia
Royal School of Mines
Freiberg
Saxony
Nis
Studtes
University of West Virginia
Mathew. Fontaine
Maury
Episcopal Church
Doan’s Kidney Pills End Long Kidney Distress
Harrisonburg resident W A Braithwaite recounts years of dizziness and abnormal kidney secretions. After trying doctors and various medicines, Doan’s Kidney Pills cured the issue. he remains a believer, noting lasting results since 1907 and occasional use to keep kidneys normal. Sold by Williamson Drug Co. price 60 cents to 82 Buffalo New York. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Harrisonburg
W. A.braithwaite
Carpenter
Doan
Williamson Drug Co
West Virginia lawmaker Rhodes granted change of venue
Charleston April 30 Dele gate S A G Rhodes a member of the West Virginia legislature charged with accepting 15000 to vote for Col William Seymour Edwards for United States senator was granted a change of venue today. Rhodes will be tried in a county of the state named later by Judge Henry K Black Kanawha county intermediate court. A State senator and five other members of the house are under indictments in connection with the senatorial campaign of last February.
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Charleston
S. A. G. Rhodes
West Virginia
William Seymour Edwards
United States
Rhodes
Henry K. Black
Kanawha County
Tha
House
Princess Bonnie at Bridgewater College Friday May 2
Play by Willard Spencer to be staged at Bridgewater College on Friday May 2 at 8 p.m. Admission 35 cents. Tickets available by writing or phoning. The production, praised for its good clean humor and attractive costumes, promises strong audience interest.
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Willard Spencer
Bob White
Bridgewater College
Spencer
SANGERVILLE School closes with prize winners and dinner
In Sangerville the school ended a successful term with valedictorian Miss Mabel Kiracofe and a Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. J B Flory of Bridgewater College. Prizes for prompt attendance went to Edward Hyde Beydler Kracofe and Ilorence Helert. An excellent dinner followed on the school grounds for pupils, patrons and visiting friends.
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Sangersville
Mabel Kiracofe
J. 8. Flory
D. D
Bridgewater College
Edward Hyde
Beydler Kracofe
Ilorence Helert
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