Dr Goldberger's Pellagra Theory Faces Skepticism
The piece surveys Dr Joseph Goldberger's claim that pellagra is caused by diet and can be prevented and cured by his proposed diet. It notes ongoing debate among physicians and Public Health Service review while suggesting the theory, though uncertain, may spur further research and cannot be harmful.
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Joseph Goldberger
Goldberger
Public Health Service
Tr. Goldberger
Buytji
Dallas
Ldberger
Dr. Goldberger
Prosperity Returns in San Antonio amid Economic Slowdown
Signs herald prosperity appear across San Antonio as businesses respond to a quickening economic impulse. The article notes the city did not suffer as severely as others during the national financial downturn, and prosperity is now seen as returning with confidence in the future.
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San Antonio
San Antonio’s Economy Shows Resilience Amid War
San Antonio demonstrates independence and resilience as banks decline U S treasury aid while prosperity returns across real estate and commerce. The Texas Industrial Congress notes the state feeds itself for the first time since the Civil War, with San Antonio leading in diversified crops and cattle. Investors eye steady values, while outsiders view the city as a growing regional hub and distributing center for Southwest Texas and northern Mexico.
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San Antonio
United States
Texas
Mexico
Texas Industrial Congress
Industral Congress Ielies
San Aptonio
San Antonians
Controversy Over Surgery for Newborn Faces Debate
A Chicago surgeon opted not to perform a life‑saving operation on a newborn after consulting colleagues and the mother. Critics protested, while supporters argue the doctor acted to spare the child a future of severe deformity and societal burden. The case highlights ethics, euthanasia fears, and doctors’ duty to society.
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Chicago
Shas
Duty and death in medical ethics debate
A philosophical argument questions the right to end a life even if a patient begs for death. It emphasizes the heavy burden on doctors and the uncertain future of medical advances that might cure the condition, debating humanity’s role when life is at stake.
Churches Move with the World A Northern Baptist Social Welfare Creed
A printed set of social service ideals declares every child has rights to nourishment, education, and protection, while workers deserve fair wages, safe conditions, rest, and equal pay for equal work. It links stewardship, social justice, and brotherhood, noting a church body issued the statement to show religious groups support progressive reforms.
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Local Service Commission
Northern Baptist Convention
Texey Tire Prevention Campaign Urged by Statesman Quote
A Statesman editorial urges Texas to launch a tire prevention drive. It argues public complacency hides annual waste fires caused by carelessness and lack of precaution, noting ruined property and depleted resources.
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Anatin
Sanitation Rules Highlighted in Education Bulletin
A bulletin issued by the U S Bureau of Education emphasizes sanitation in public buildings and school facilities. It notes that most regulations date from the past decade and cites comparisons with forty seven other states. A Beaumont Enterprise snippet mentions distant timelines and potential future copies.
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Bureau of Education
United States Department of Inferior
Beaumont
Twilight Zone Americans in London Colony Critiquing United States
Grange Leader reports a small group of Americans in London described as twilight zone citizens. The article notes they have lived abroad up to thirty years, lost touch with their homeland, and now view America with British perspectives and hostility toward U S affairs.
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London
England
Grange
President Wilson Cited Biblical Verses From Srektel
Springtion Republican notes word on Wilson using Ezekiel verses in defense policy and cites claims that Theodore Roosevelt and Bryan may have used similar quotes. The piece suggests Wilson likely unaware of prior usage and highlights debates among his supporters and peers about scripture and politics.
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Srektel
Wilson
Nin Jetter
Soli Low
Thondore Rootsvelt
Musualne
Rooverell
Yachcagtan
Dzekiel
Bryan
Whisan
Linear
Ann
Presbyterian
Woodrow Wilson
Champagne region and war frontline in French history
The fragment describes the Champagne region in northern France, its warfront significance along Flanders and the Western Front, and its famed wine production centered at Reims and Epernay. It notes the old province's geography, historical bounds, and key centers of champagne manufacture while referencing wartime disruption and air aviation activity near Reims.
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Rusia
Marna
Haute-Merns
Botnd-et-barnt
Aubo
Ardeures
Flanders
Chempagne
Hhelms
Troyes
Waa
Liege
Luxemburg
Forraipe
Burminsy
Picardie
Sain de France
Champagne
France
Aiin
Cham
Paygna
Fihelma
Zpernay
Tabyrin
Hilan
Daily Fashion Hint Ribbon Novelties in Vogue
Mary Glynn notes ribbon novelties gaining vogue in 1920s style. Ribbon trimmed hats belts girdles and handbags showcase striped grosgrain brocade and tessel work. Wrist and purse details feature ribbon bands and small change pockets with bright color tips and weave effects.
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Rikbon
Mary Glynn
One Cent Letter Postage Debate in Political Gazette
A reflective piece argues against universal penny postage, noting burden on mail carriers, advertising and charitable appeals, and limited gain for individuals. It critiques corporate benefit but fears revenue losses if rates shift, while quoting Henry Watterson and Walter Cleveland on democratic ideals and party strength.
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Henry Watterson
United States
Mannatras Club
Samuel Joel Tilden
Grover Cleveland
Teal
Andrew Johnson
Wilkon
Ukewlee
Pup
Detroit Refuses Purchase of Detroit United Railway
The city of Detroit rejects by a large margin the measure to buy and operate the Detroit United Railway Company line. The article notes Detroit as a conservative, rapidly growing city with strong industry and a pivotal position between eastern and western influence, reflecting on its political and economic climate.
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Boston Herald
Detroit
Detroit United Railway Company
Alty Wodallam
Wieting
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