Cancer Salt Theory Prompts Southwest Texas Talk
Dr Ketsch of Davenport Iowa outlines a cancer theory linking salt and table salt usage to cancer prevalence. He reports observations from Mexico and Mexico City villas, noting the salt connection may influence cancer rates globally. The discussion includes experimental cautions and public health implications for diet and prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ketsch
de. Kerseh
Dutie
Eavery
Keno White
Mexico
Blom
Blore
Ohder
Ihem
Baarh
Diamond Dyes and Dress Fashions at Dated Park Event
A fragmentary note suggests a local display featuring Diamond Dyes fabrics and garments. It mentions dresses, skirts, sweaters, and decorative hangings with emphasis on color and texture. The text is garbled but points to a fashion showcase or sale at a park venue.
Like Clouds Across a Summer Sky
A fragmented OCR passage discusses women's health, nervous vitality, and remedies. It mentions Tyella and Vegatadis Compiunl Whesent in vague terms, presenting a polemical argument about medical theories without clear outcomes or context.
Potassium nitrate and cancer treatment claims examined
A historical report describes potassium nitrate as a potential cancer palliative, noting limited patient use at the American hospital. It discusses dietary potassium, potash shortages, and the theory that excess salt and white blood cells influence cancer, with cautions on premature publication and the uncertain future of such chemical therapies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akodlun
Tradt
Kerneh
Howard Plank
Armerican Benpital Pat
Chicago
Rerech
Hank
American Hospital
Kersely
Nutrition talk highlights District Medical Society meeting
At the District Medical Society gathering in Lexington and Oakland streets offices doctors discuss nutrition and diagnostic factors. Speakers include Sidney Kalinkl of Ban Anopale and Galveston’s Khee Mee with papers on nutrition age and modern factors in diagnosing disease. Over 200 doctors and families attend the dinner, with subsequent sessions planned across Stobert Memorial and Mexican Christian Institute venues, concluding with officer elections at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Medical Society
Verday
Texas County Medical Locer
Lexington
Oukland Streets
Sidney Kalinkl
Ban
Anopale
K. Hee Mee
Galveston
Lieut
Gol. Fedder
Gog
Taysta
Stobert
Greah Memorial
Koya
Belt Lee
Sacko Mernit
Mexican Christian Institute
Bexar County
Sebiely Yoni
AXT ON DUE SATURDAY AT CAMP ULAVIS
Colonel Aston plans inspection and a luncheon at Camp Ulravis Saturday with Maj Gow and other senior officers. Army chaplains will be present to oversee religious services and a commissioning of chaplains continues in the post ceremony led by Chaplain Ionaliuk Weally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joby
Ty Aston
Elmip- Taine
Army
Antonio
Aston
Axe
Camp Ulravis
Gow
Werle
Chon
Lowld
Belg
Gap
Wile Linn
Axton
Ionaliuk Weally
Wage Parleys Resume Amid Industrial Tensions
Wage talks resume between workers and officials amid ongoing disputes with Ban Aidonin Aronein Pose Nailway and Hire vated telegraph representatives. Initial meetings occur in Mr Goodlea’s office with clerical staff and maintenance workers. further sessions planned as labor board hearings approach March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidonin & Aronein
Christa
J. H. Hebley
Hbiney
Tha Telegraphere
G. B. Goodter
Aesistant
Gore Fahtinger
Mr. Goodlea
Quallon
Othr Ronda
Southwest
Menia
Vinnie
Cianuter
Bonnd
Han
Angel Miestloné
Tone
Cas
Beason of the Symphony Orchestra Concert at Boston Hall
The 1922 Beason of the Hymphony Orchestra performs Thursday at Bosthayey Hall with solo artist and tenor introductions. Antonig leaves the trade to sing with Blitz and Julian Paul Blitz as cellist will play the first solo. Turner, a San Antonio Rotary member, to sing Aubade from Le Cid and other pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beason
Bosthayey Hall
Magno
Miam
A. Lurner
Wisinesh
Bun “Antonig
Marts
Julian Paul Blitz
Ylalin
Bite
Tole Ty Orchestra
Bechoikowsky
Violinello
Musical Critica
Celliste
Blitz
San Antonio
Turner
Aubade
Lalo
Wong
Turnet
Im CuBeeFe
Roetary
Judge Yards Again Sets Real Halate Yard Contest
John Le Strobin, who directed the pace contest at the San sin tovia Real Estate, was appointed to supervise this year’s yard contest. The board of rectors met at the Gunter Tuesday to plan and Sun cevise the event. Strohm said a committee would be formed to help with plans for 1022 and a slightly different format will divide the city into districts with elimination rounds leading to a final contest. Joe Ludovic reported on finances and the directors approved the financial statement.
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John le Strobin
San Sintovia
Boor
Gunter
Ximfers
Joe
Ludovic
Girls Lemon Whitem Rough Chapped Hands Remedy
An old advertisement touts Orchard White as a cheap homemade skin remedy. It promotes mixing three ounces with glycerin and water to soften rough hands, claiming a gentle bleaching effect without irritation.
Palurat Gan Quistion Meeting Advised Aunts Membership
Fragmented text notes a meeting about membership and rates, mentions Pickinson as chairman. Scattered lines reference medicines and laxatives, with unclear product names and dubious cures for cold symptoms.
McAskill to Speak at City Club Luncheon on Costs
District Attorney D A McAskill will address City Club members at a Gunter Hotel luncheon about the cost of criminal trials and taxation in Beer county. He will propose ways to reduce excess costs and taxes. Dancing pupils of Miss Mildred Johnson will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. McAskill
City” Club
Gunter Hotel
Beer County
McAskill
Mildred Johnson
G. W. Johnson
Grace Nobie
Marechal Neal
Martha Louise Margaret
Virginia Catherine Kirkland
Camilla Caffarel
Catherine Clark
May Buy Livestock Seeks Entrants in Texas Sale
Sondra Texas February reports Bob Campbell from Sau Angelo visited Monday to inspect lambs. He looked over several herds as buyers enter the region seeking high grade livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sondra
Tex
Bob Campbell
Dommission Tan
Sau
Angelo
Salvation Army Home Service Appeal Gains Momentum in San Antonio
Henry B R Wofford reports intensified drive to cover the business district for the Salvation Army Home Service Appeat week. Wednesday’s totals exceeded 11,000 with hopes to surpass 60,000 by Saturday. industrial chairman Udo Hageman praises the 400 percent club across San Antonio industries and calls for continued worker mobilization at the Gunter Motel meeting Thursday.
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Sim Antonia
Salvation Army Home Service
Henry BR. Wofford
Mix
Wofford
Udo Hageman
Sippenl
Cap
Are-Carwaas
Nob Sect
Eld St
Guntar
Chatrana Watford Ias
Cloudt brothers and Rock Springs settle fire loss
Firefighters in Harrisburg, Md faced a blaze that destroyed a bank building and caused widespread disruption. The Satino Trust and Kings Bank building burned, endangering nearby structures as volunteers saved adjacent properties though the telephone lines were severed, cutting outside contact. A wheat market pooling plan was endorsed in Kansas City to coordinate farmer sales over a five year contract through a marketing agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubinds
Harrieburg
Satino Trust & Kings Bank
Uwe
Kansas City
Kansas Partnecs’ Union
Kansas
Eeunion
Conten Gales
Orginivelions
Hog Scotts Give Concert at the Regent Lab
A concert by Hog Scotts drew local attendees at the Regentgy Lab. Cornus Cheisti Tex Kel IGT May Sant Hund performed, with several selections challenging for older listeners. The evening showcased new pieces and older favorites in a modest city program.
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Hog Scotts
Cornus’ Cheisti
Tex
Kel
Igt May Sant
Bugday
Rcgentgy
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