Rabbit disease stirs Ohio doctors amid deaths and alerts
Health authorities in Wayton Ohio investigate a fatal case of tularemia dubbed rabbit's disease. Dr. A G Peters says transmission requires contact with infected rabbits or ticks, with blood samples sent to Washington for analysis. Officials warn handlers of wildlife, urge precautions to prevent further cases.
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A. G. Peters
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Walter Simpson
Miami Valley Hospital
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McCoy
Chapin
Federated Agricultural Trades of America draws scrutiny
Washington watchers note the new group formed after a Chicago conference includes butter traders grain elevators poultry and egg dealers and others. It opposes government aid to farmer co operatives and challenges Capper Volstead Jardine co operative marketing efforts while signaling plans for a Washington office to curb federal assistance.
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United States Department of Suerte
Federated Agricultural ‘Trades of America
Chicagoe
Old Line
Washington
Aly Organization
Minanedal
Capper-Vorsfeid
Jardine Co-Operative Marketing
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Co-operative Marketing
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Eet
United States
Land O' Lakes
Henry Wallace
Jardine Co- Operative Marketing
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Agricultural Trades Group
World Patents For Concentrated Food Products
London reports a new treatment of vegetables into concentrated forms including celery onions carrot tops sugar beet tops lettuces watercress potatoes spinach and cabbages apples and grapes may also be concentrated. Eustace Miles, a food reformer, spoke to a panel of scientists experts agriculturists and financiers about this development.
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London
Eustace Miles
Claim of Health Values Boosting Agriculture and Labor
The claimant asserted health benefits from his discoveries and predicted a major reduction in present waste in agriculture and fruit growing, along with an increase in labor. Patents have been granted in America England France Italy and Germany.
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America
England
France
Ialy
Germany
Plus Fours Vie With Tails In Cafes In London
London Sunday evenings disrupt traditional dining norms as fashionable cafes and night clubs welcome patrons in golf and motoring attire. Men in plus fours mingle with women in sport suits as diners shift from old customs to modern Sunday revelry.
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London
Ciy
United States
Stricklers
Yale Blues Invade Promise Foreign Office Night
In London the Yale Blues invade the British Foreign Office at Downing Street for a reception in the autumn season. Lady Chamberlain introduced dancing as a modern band played the latest dances to greet guests in the Gold Room of the Foreign Office.
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Yale Blues
Promise
Foreign Office
London
British Foreign Oilee
Downing St
Lady Chamberlain
Mysterious Strangler Legend Stirs Quiet Town
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a regulation issue and calls that disrupted daily work, plus an odd innovation that drew diversions for all ages. The text hints at a “Splitix” term linked to a famed monster, suggesting a local legend about a strangler.
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