Public Welfare Report Praises New Drug Remedy Cure
The director of public welfare releases an official report on a new drug treatment at City Hospital. Superintendent Farene A. Scharff calls tests most gratifying as seven narcotics victims believed cured completed the course and express desire to work. Patients, mostly morphine addicts, reportedly gained weight and slept after years, with rapid improvement and aims to expand treatment quarters.
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Public Welfare
Salisbury
Farene A. Scharff
Laken
Former South Amherst resident dies after apoplexy
Joseph Moser aged 74 3 months 2 days formerly of South Amherst died on Thursday April 21 in Milwaukee after apoplexy. He moved from Switzerland in 1893 with his family and leaves a wife three sons Charles of Midland Michigan Robert of PuYaling Washington Ford of South Amherst and six grandchildren. Son Jacob preceded him in death 16 years. Funeral arrangements not listed. Local notes mention Ladies Dime Society and church events with parish details and campus improvements at Bowling Green College where tree surgeons began long needed care on the campus greens.
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South Amherst
Moser
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