Restorative salt solution acts after heart stops in cat tests
University of Chicago researchers led by Prof. C C Guthrie reported that salt injections and vigorous massages revived cats up to ten minutes after cardiac stoppage. Dr. G N Stewart’s lab repeated tests showing salts alone worked briefly, but longer delays needed massages. Human applicability uncertain.
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Chicago
C. C. Guthrie
Ortral Nest
University of Chicago
Guthrie
G. N. Stewart
Foy
Dr. Stewart
Stewart
Henderson on chivalry and the wage worker contract
New York professor Charles J. Henderson argues that chivalry is not dead but selectively extended to ladies only. He emphasizes the moral dimension of household work, noting the wage earner’s service, intelligence, and psychology shape the employer-employee bond beyond a mere industrial transaction.
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New York
New York Association For Household Research
Charles J. Henderson
University of Chicago
Ten Cent Tax Paid on Jamaica Bay Property
New York Deputy Tax Arrears Collector Patrick J. Leahy wiped a seven cent tax claim on Silver King Boat Club property fronting Jamaica Bay. After two dollars of clerical work and a ten cent total due, cash was collected from two boat club members, marking perhaps the smallest real estate tax payment ever received by the party.
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New York
Patrick J. Leahy
Boroughhall
Long Island City
Father Kotckerbocker
Silver King Boat Club
Jamaica Bay
Boat Club
Paty
This Man Produces Rain in Southern California
Riverside reports a slender young man named Charles M. Hatfield claimed to bring rain. He promised 18 inches for the season and built a rainmaking station on Mount Wilson. Heavy showers have occurred near his cabinet site, renewing public doubt about divine control of weather.
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Riverside
Cal
California
Charles M. Hatfield
Los Angeles
Hafield
Espernoxe
Mount Wilson
Hatfield
Dragged by Lone Salmon on Stony Creek
In Colusa County California Jesse B. Rich of La Doga narrowly escaped drowning after a giant salmon dragged him down Stony Creek. While spearing fish with friends he climbed an overhanging tree limb to improve sport and was pulled into the water as the fish bucked. His swift fall and ensuing near-drowning were only averted by a timely rescue from his companions.
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Long Prairie
Minn
Ags
Suoo
Lou
Gir
Ehtia
Frank Blair
Blair
Kirl
Colusa
Cal
Jesse BE. Rich
Ladoga
Colusa County
Stony Creek
Bible Transforms a Town in Indiana Revival
Hartford City Indiana and nearby Montpelier see religious fervor as revival meetings fill three churches and many homes each night. Prayer bands form among youth with nightly services downtown sometimes meeting at saloons. The climax comes as a special interurban car carries converts to Keystone and they are baptized in icy water.
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Hartford City
Ind
Montpelier
Munele
Fort Wayne
Keystone
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