Cancer serum hailed as potential aid in fight at San Francisco
In San Francisco two eminent surgeons at The Rowntree Pacific General Hospital, Doctors Walter Bernard Coffey and John D Humber, announced a serum derived from supra renal tissue of sheep may destroy malignant tissue. They caution it not replace surgery or radiotherapy but could serve as a powerful supplementary treatment.
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Pacific General Hoapital
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John D. Humber
Coffey and Humber
Premator
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Coffey-Lumber
Daoctars Colfer and
Humber
Painless Remedy for Cancer Treatment Described by Doctors Coflay and Humber
Doctors Coflay and Humber describe a serum injected into the patient’s body to target malignant tissues with minimal local reaction or systemic disturbance. Patients may feel itching during cancer cell necrosis, but no toxic effects occur. the debris is disposed of as the immune process proceeds.
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Paulina Longworth Portraits Shown By De Hellebrants
Paulina Longworth, granddaughter of Theodore Roosevelt, sits for portraits by Elena and Berta de Hellebrante as her fifth birthday approaches. The scene notes her status as speaker’s daughter and the broader Roosevelt lineage in a period piece.
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Alice
Roosevelt Longworth
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Elena
Berta de Hellebranthe
Theodore Roosevelt
Paulina
The Colfer Humber serum cancer theory claims systemic disease
Doctors Coffey and Humbergold discuss a serum they claim stabilizes the body's growth control and can shrink cancer. They describe experiments raising blood pressure, dilating vessels, and causing cancer cell necrosis in a patient, concluding cancer is a systemic imbalance treatable by their serum.
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Colfer
Humber
Besin
Tribute to Mather as Nation’s Park Builder
A tribute recalling Stephen Mather’s central role in founding and expanding the national park system. The piece praises his work at the National Park Service, noting his vision, public school and University of California roots, and belief that monuments come from well done work rather than stone. It highlights the nation’s parks as magnificent, protected by his legacy.
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Boston
National Park Service
New York
Mather
Celifornia
University of California
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Globe
Pair and Warmer Weather Forecast Across Texas
Weather forecast for the city and region calls for fair skies and rising temperatures Friday night into Saturday. Minimum temperatures Saturday morning expected around 29 to 33 degrees. Thursday saw steady climbs to 47 then fall to 26 by 8 a m. East and West Texas to enjoy clear skies and moderating temps, with a slightly unsettled note near the front. Abilene 5? Friday morning, Amarillo 14, Del Rio 26, Houston 52. No sub zero readings in Texas in the past 24 hours.
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West Texas
Zegeth
Abilene
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del Rio
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Texas
Druggists Banquet Draws 700 at San Antonio Meeting
Notables of the pharmaceutical field attended the San Antonio Retail Pharmacists Association annual banquet at the Gunter Hotel Thursday evening with more than 700 guests. Walter D. Cie of Wichita Falls delivered the principal address honoring Henry J. Hein, newly elected president of the Texas Pharmacists Association. Prominent guests included H. A. Christensen of Chicago, Walter B. Adams of Forsney, Don Johnson of the University of Oklahoma, Lynn of Rice College, Dr. Bevenhill, Lt. Gov. Garry Miller, and others from Oklahoma, Texas, and Arkansas. Entertainment featured the Gunter Cave Nile club dancers and Ligon Smith’s orchestra. A silver loving cup was presented to Hein, and officers of the local association were announced.
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Origrisis’ Association
Guuler Hotel
Walter D. Cie
Wichita Patta
Henry J. Hein
Toros Pharmaceutica
H. A. Christensen
Chicago
American Association of Karmacists
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National Board of Pourinney
Walter BD. Adams
Forsney
Lirsk
Americal Association
Donm
Johnson
University of Oklahom
American Association
Lynn
Lae College
Bevenhill
University of ‘Cexner Tieutenant
Garry Miller
W. A. Williamson
M Hoyrard C. Newton
Oklahoma University
Clarence M. Anderson
Oklahoma Board of Pharmwes
Booker Lattimer
Arkaneas Board of Pharmacy
Hopriventatives
M. J. Mehl
M. T. Rearer
G. B. Allivan
Dallas
National Association
Bonride
Pharmacy
John Ray
Abilene
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Texas Pharmaceutical Association
AG. M. Chambers
Cbhesceuner
Droggisia
Gunter Cave Nile Club
Ligon Smith
Crystal Ballroom
Mr. Hein
Frid
Frank Prasae
Jud T. Wilkes
H. W. Carnaben
Heir
Tmitte Pugh
Cl, Munford
George O'Brien
Judge Wikkes
Fred Alter
Motorized Shower Bath Accompanies Prince in Central Africa
CAFETOWN South Africa January reports the motorized shower bath to accompany the Prince of Welee on a trek into the big game region. The device, enclosed in a mosquito proof motor car, also houses sleeping quarters and a card cable, signaling a bruta nang expedition into Central Africa.
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Cafetown
South Africa
Prince of
Welee
Central Africa
Bandits Rob Ohio Bank of $17,000
Two bandits armed with a sawed off shotgun and a machine gun robbed the South Park Savings Bank in DALIUN Ohio just after opening, taking about 17000 dollars. Police search for suspects and details remain sparse.
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AIDS WOMAN JAILER IN BLOOMSBURG INSPECTIONS
Biff an English bulldog is described as the first assistant and chief aide to Mrs Arthur Rabb wife of the county sheriff of Bloomsburg Pennsylvania. The dog accompanies her on inspection tours in the performance of her duties.
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Doorn Birthday Quiet Ahead for Ex Kaiser
The former German emperor will mark his birthday Monday at Doorn with a quieter mood than last year. A large Hohenzollern gathering is unlikely this time as distant relatives are few. Crown Prince Frederick William is expected to attend with former Crown Princess Cecilie and Hermine.
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Gars of Willing
Frederick William
Cevile
Miser
Hermine
Damages Sought In Diamond Purchase Case
A Worber and his wife Bernies Weber sue South Trunk Co for 10650 claiming a diamond ring bought as a 8700 value was misrepresented. They paid 320 for turning, but contend the ring is worth far less and suffered embarrassment and humiliation from the incident.
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FE. A. Worber
Bérnies Weber
South Trunk Company
Thenne
Classified seeks missing person in Japan Addo
A terse notice notes a person named Addo Sighe is sought through a classified service in Japan. It mentions contacting Cr for information and lists a payment amount of 400. The fragmentary text provides little other context or specifics about the case.
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Randolph Field freight for Randolph field site inspection
A Southern Pacific delegation led by Z Te Sayinilers visited Randolph Field to inspect construction logistics for a new plant area. Freight handling and switching tracks were reviewed as a large shipment of cargo bound for construction was planned, with executives and Capt A W Warker present aboard a private car. The group traveled from San Francisco to Brownsville, touring four sites along the Rio Grande valley.
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Hio Grande Ealley
Weather Blamed for Plane Disaster In Early Report
A confirmation of weather factors in a plane crash kills 18 aboard with ongoing inquiries. Witness accounts reference deteriorating conditions and a high altitude disaster as investigators review flight data and air traffic logs.
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