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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1927
Page
8
Vienna reports Dr. Eisenmenger has devised an electrically driven apparatus applied to the stomach to circulate blue blood within a body dead for two hours. After injecting salt water, the circulation appeared under the skin and a pulse returned, though no sign of awakening.
Experiments aim to re establish blood flow in apparently dead individuals by coupling artificial respiration with a novel blood circulation method. A saline injection with powerful drugs may accompany the treatment, and adrenaline could be added alongside massage. Vienna awaits results.
A Western Newspaper Union piece discusses how youth idolize heroes and boast about future feats. It cites Bob, Warren, Samuels and their imagined grandeur from athletic prowess, social triumphs, and encounters with notable figures like Coolidge and Fairbanks, revealing boastful self-image as a marker of ambition.
Washington reports farm real estate values continued to fall in the crop year ending, with overall U S values down from 169 in 1920 to 119 in 1927. Declines vary by region, South Atlantic sharpest. market cited as inactive with many farms for sale and cautious buyers.
A short note explains how a tiny microbe in milk turns lactose into acid, making milk sour. The piece notes these microbes are not always harmful, though others that may appear could cause injury.
Shops under the street at Piccadilly Circus open passageway sales to subway stations. Jewelry apparel and clothing shops are established with electric stairs planned to upper levels. Digging uncovers fossilized trees and a fossil oyster shell signaling past sea conditions.
A rare photograph shows Michael of Romania, the nation’s king, swimming in the Black Sea. The image captures a relaxed royal moment as public figures observe the monarch in a leisure setting.
A Scotch inventor named Baird introduces Noctovision, an invisible searchlight claimed to pierce fog and smoke screens. The device allegedly has sixteen times the penetrating power of ordinary light, and the Commerce department reports via consul Winley A. Lindbergh.
A Uganda based report notes natives suffer heavy losses from man eaters including lions and crocodiles. Authorities describe natives using nets and beaters to kill lions with some success, while traps require daylight use and fear of protected birds reduces trap efficacy. Hippopotamus aggression rises near lakes and canoes face nightly attacks.
A colonial report notes trained elephant hunters face danger as elephants grow warier. A ranger killed three elephants with a single 258 round volley in tall grass. the herd charged, slides and avalanches of grass hindered deadly pursuit.
Promotes Castoria as a pure vegetable remedy for colic constipation and diarrhea in babies. Claims gentle, harmless action and toll of pediatric advice. Advises consulting a doctor for real sickness and highlights a care booklet included with the product.
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge recalls a night raid by a passel of masked robed men who beat at his door. He dodged inside, grabbed a gun, and fired after confronting the intruders, finding some fled and the rest remained at dawn. No motive is given.
A dated recipe lists ingredients such as nut meats dates eggs sugar flour baking powder salt and vanilla. It describes mixing nuts and dates with yolks then folding in stiffened whites and flavoring before steaming in a pressure cooker to bake.
A brief domestic dialogue in which a father objects to his daughter wearing a frock and the daughter defends the outfit as her mother’s. The exchange captures generational and parental tensions reflected in fashion choices.
A brief exchange reflects renewed plans to marry. An advertiser touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a trusted laundry booster promising spotless results. An item notes a spike in orange supply from Spain lowering prices to twelve for a penny in Liverpool.
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