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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1919

Page

2

Physician Tells Secret of Rejuvenation in 45 Minute Operation

United Press reports Dr. David G. Kelker describes interstitial gland transplants from a executed murderer to an elderly patient. The patient reportedly improved rapidly, with gains in weight strength and sexual power, while doctors foresee ethical and practical questions about commercialization and gland sourcing.

San Quentin Cal United = Press United Press David G. Kether Stanford University Tom Hellen Kelker Leo J. Stanley

First Announced Youth Grand Idea

Dr Serge Voronoff of the College of France told a Paris surgeons congress that life could be prolonged by grafting an intestinal gland from a young chimpanzee onto an 80 year old man. He reported the patient improved and regained vigor after several months. American doctors have reportedly experimented along this line.

Serge Voronoff Physiological Laboratory College of France Surgeons’ Congress Paris

Operation claimed to cure debility and aging effects

The report touts an operation that allegedly strengthens the body, improves eyesight and hearing, and delays aging. It cites old men as beneficiaries with rapid recovery and no infection, naming Tom Pellon as an example who, at 42, was hanged but described as in fine condition.

Tom Pellon Rellon Keker Bellon

Oldest Man Questions Monkey Gland Youth Claim

Hyden Kentucky October 14 Uncle John Shell 131 years old doubts Dr Voronoff can make old men young by monkey gland transfusion. He praises careful living and God for longevity, doubts flying and returning to youth. He would try monkey glands only if proven on others first.

Hyden Uncle John Shell Serge Voronoff Paris John Uncle John George Washington

Devil Dogs Deeds Highlight Chamber Luncheon

More than 600 chamber members heard Chaplain A N Park recounting Marine exploits from Chateau Thierry to the Rhine with the Fifth and Sixth regiments of the devil dogs. Park earned the croix de guerre the DSM and the navy cross in five major battles. Capt B S Gill gave a memorial to Theodore Roosevelt prior to Parks remarks. Harry N Powell spoke on the Northwest rabbit industry outlook.

Chamber of Commerce United States Chateau Thierry Rhine Lieut A. N. Park Wyoming Chaplain Parks Chaplain Park B. 8 Gill Theodore Roosevelt Harry N. Powell Washington

U. S. Lawyer May Defend W. Horn

Werner Horn, the German army officer held in Fredericton for the 1915 railway bridge explosion, may be defended by American lawyers who represented him in U. S. courts. Dr H Carlton Allen notes US lawyers have no statute in Canadian courts but may attend by courtesy, enabling possible defense.

Fredericton N. B Werner Horn United States Carlton Allen New Brunswick

Aged Groom and Bride Separate After Two Weeks

Mrs Emma McArdle and Lewis B McArdle filed for divorce in superior court after a two week marriage. Complainant claims infidelity. defendant says she nagged him during the short honeymoon.

Emma McArdle Lewis B. McArdle Superior Court McArdie McArdle

Protest Aerial Derby Adopted by Spokane Engineers

The Associated Engineers of Spokane adopted a resolution protesting the air derby. The statement claims the speed race harms legitimate aviation more than any prior attempt and was approved at a meeting last night.

Spokane Associated Engineers of

Lansing urges League of Nations acceptance at NY regents

Secretary Lansing urged adoption of the League of Nations without reservations before the regents of the University of the State of New York after receiving the doctor of laws degree. He warned that rejection would discourage future efforts for international unity to prevent conflicts.

Albany N. Y League of Nations Lansing University of the State of New York

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James Oliver Curwood Frozen North Jon Hamrick University Tanita Stewart Tn Econe Tom Price Sing— “the Vamp Aed Ote Anita Stewart Vitagraph Keiker Seace Voronoff U. S W. Horn Rpheu Lew White SECY Flagg John Ferguson Theatre Guild, Inc WED
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