Paring of the Sympathetic Nerve to Treat Paralysis Discussed
Chicago physicians announce in October a surgical remedy for spastic paralysis based on severing the sympathetic nerve. The approach, tested by Australian surgeons, aims to restore voluntary movement in affected limbs and may bring new hope for Parkinson’s variants.
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Treland Seeks To Regain Eggs Trade
Treland aims to regain egg trade as imports fall and prices slump after wartime. Government measures lower fees and support agriculture to boost exports of eggs poultry and feathers amid industry decline and reduced competition.
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Entire Family Found Beaten To Death
A chauffeur Otto badder and his wife Frame and their three sons Roy Harvey and Jack were found beaten to death in their home with bedsheets covering them. Police suspect a half-brother or relative motive though no robbery was evident.
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Odd Fellows to Install Tomerres at Temple Meeting
Newton Ledge and lodge members plan a Tomerres installation at 8 o'clock tonight in their Main Street temple. The group, largest in the state, will welcome five new members and conduct fellowship and refreshment duties.
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Ritchie Beem Gains Ground in Nomination Fight
The political scene shows Ritchie Beem gaining momentum for the nomination as supporters rally around his campaign. Voters discuss Beem’s stance on key issues and his potential to advance the party’s goals in upcoming contests.
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McAdoo And Smith Lead Candidates In Early Contests
Ambiguous OCR text notes McAdoo and Smith as leading candidates in the first-week results. No clear dates, places, or official outcomes are legible. Further readable details are absent.
Ohio storm rips through city as meteorologists debate nature
A powerful storm moved from the lake toward Lorain with winds around 40 mph. Reports describe a dark funnel cloud and a sharp thunderstorm, while observers disagree if it was a cyclone, tornado, or super thunderstorm. The event caused extensive damage, with fatalities cited and multiple buildings struck.
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Princess Anne Ships First Let Petatees
Princess Anne sends mail to a domestic recipient with a mention of new street and ship actions. The text appears garbled with repeated fragments and uncertain names.
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Miners Bridge Taker Over By State For Repairs
The article explains the decision to have the state assume maintenance costs for the Miner Bridge while the county avoids further upkeep liability. State repairs also begun on Trippe's Creek bridge after piling failures. tests showed four piles failed to support traction engine weight. The state building force undertook the work, costing several thousand dollars, with completion hoped before traction use resumes.
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Selisburian Bays Beach In Virginia
Accomac June 28 Tom Truitt of Salsbury has bought Silver Beach in Northampton County and will develop a first class recreation resort with bath houses a pavilion for family gatherings and space for dances and similar diversions Nilvee Beach also appears to be planned for hot weather recreation and is expected to attract patrons.
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