New Era for Medicine Told at Milwaukee
Dr Clyde Brooks of New Orleans spoke as the American Medical Association discussed a future in which physicians use non-specific injections to stimulate the body’s defenses. He described an era where treatments eradicate disease by immune system activation with proteins from sources like milk, signaling progress beyond disease-specific remedies.
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New Seven Day Health Test Promises Fast Vitality Boost
A bold health claim markets a seven day test promising new strength for the weak and anaemic, claiming rich red blood and firm flesh for slender individuals. Advertisers tout a novel Thor’s Vitamin Compound and claim accomplished results in days that formerly required weeks of old time treatments.
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Remarkable Copper Vitamin Compound Promises Quick Health Boost
An old promotional tract touts a copper based vitamin compound of yeast iron and copper to purify blood cleanse the system energize the body and build weight. It claims rapid results within seven days and offers a money back guarantee with sales through Summers drug stores and druggists nationwide.
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Pet Reunited in San Antonio After Reward Ad
A two time Newspaper Light ad reappears seeking information on a missing pet. The notice urges readers to contact Mellen IC or Reach the Iurgear, offering a reward and promoting the daily circulation of The Light.
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Non specific protein therapy and parasite risks highlighted
Dr Brooks discusses non specific protein therapy aimed at lengthening life and strengthening muscles based on puppy experiments. Dr MaGath warns tape worm spread from Baltic region immigrants, urging sewage treatment and fish processing to kill larvae. Dr Poe reports carbon dioxide anesthesia improving safety and speeding recovery during operations.
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New York Central Sees Profit For June Preview
New York Central president F. E. Williamson says if present trends hold the railroad will report about 1,000,000 dollars net income for June, contrasting with a 3,068,000 dollar loss in June 1952.
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Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic: Cures Malaria and Fever
Shivering with chills and burning with fever describe malaria symptoms. The tonic is advertised as a broad remedy that relieves malaria symptoms, kills the parasite, boosts immunity, and acts as a general tonic. It targets both adults and children with claims of safety and effectiveness.
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Harold Lloyd buys Kelland novel for film rights
Harold Lloyd purchased the screen rights to Clarence Budington Kelland's novel Cat's Paw and expects to start production by midsummer. The article notes Lloyd’s plan to spend around a million dollars on his next picture and contrasts his approach with recent MGM projects and other Hollywood activity.
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Posse Closing in on Slayers of Two
Jefferson City Mo June 1 Ins Five hundred possemen surrounding a wooded triangle about 16 miles closed in on three bank bandits who yesterday shot and killed Highway Patrol Sergeant Ben Booth and Boone County Sheriff Roger Wilson after stopping three speeding suspects near Columbia An earlier raid saw the Merchants Bank of Mexico Mo robbed of 1750 dollars as the bandits fled northwest away from the city.
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Girl Abducted From Bedroom In Denver Case
Mrs Ida Hetzler reports her 14 year old granddaughter Pholg Nickerson was kidnapped last night from her bedroom in Denver. The grandmother identified the assailant who forced the girl through a window after entering the room, and she was knocked to the floor while attempting a rescue.
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Relief program rules outlined by Hopkins in Washington
Washington dispatch details the $500 million emergency relief plan with governors and state relief officials. It covers matching funds rules, allowable aid such as cash and medical care at home, but excludes hospital treatment and materials costs. State organizations will determine local needs and control salaries, while nonpartisan administration is urged.
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Murphy Takes Up Duties in Islands
MANTA June 15. Frank Murphy former mayor of Detroit assumed his new office governor general of the Philippines with the statement that acceptance of proffered independence was a problem for the Filipino people to decide and that he would take no part.
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Test Your Kidney Acids Positive Claims About Cystex Use
A noisy health advert claims 80 percent of adults suffer kidney function issues causing acid build up and related pains. It promotes Cystex as a remedy that supposedly starts in 16 minutes, cleans acids and wastes, soothes irritation, and offers a money back guarantee with a free acidity tester.
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Policeman Happy Now After One Night Change
A sensational ad claims a police officer's life improves after a single night and describes a home remedy using radar and Radox to soothe burning skin and soften heels. The pitch promises a 45 cent package from drugstores with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Prince negotiates with Jugoslavia in Belgrade talks
Private cable messages report Prince Sixtus of Parma arrived in Belgrade as confidential French agent to press King Alexander toward a Croatian settlement that could enable restoration of the Austro Hungarian dual monarchy.
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New York
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U. S. Attorney Resigns Post in Houston
U S Attorney Raymond F Wisettart resigns as senior assistant United States attorney in Houston effective July 1. Washington has been asked to withhold acceptance until August 1. Call Miss Brown for help placing an apartment for rent ad.
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