Pellagra Dates Back To Days Of Civil War
The United States Public Health Service reports pellagra evidence from as early as 1864 with cases in New York and Massachusetts. Most cases occur among South’s poor farming families relying on corn pone and inexpensive foods. Dr. Joseph Goldberger proved pellagra is dietary, not communicable, after 1919 experiments in Mississippi and South Carolina.
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Washingston
United States
United States Public Health Service
The
Health Service
New York
Massachusetts
South
South Carolina
State Hospital For
Joseph Goldberger
Mississippi
Goldberger
Dance draws about a hundred at Murray Ridge schoolhouse
About a hundred people attended the dance at Murray Ridge school house Friday evening. Music was provided by the Emerson Junior High school orchestra of Lakewood under Herman Gannett. Refreshments followed. Mrs. Cornelia Minard and Mrs. H C Chambers celebrated Helen Minard’s sixteenth birthday. A large group joined in games and gifts were given to Miss Gillis.
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Sheffield
Murray Ridge
Emerson Junior High School
Lakewood
Herman Gannett
Cornelia Minard
H.C. Chambers
Helen
Miss Gillis
Albert Conrad
A. Gillis
Helen Gillis
Iona Kriebel
Thelma Miller
Dorothy Kriebie
Coletta Winters
Dorothy Sigg
Josephine Krieble
Edna Welter
Messrs
Edward Burkhart
Sylvester Gallagher
George Delzeith
Joseph Keverick
Joseph Dakus
Alfred
George, Clarence
Howard Gillis
Edna
Sarah Reeve
Lorain
P. L. Chambers
Hazel
Helen Smith
Gulf Road
Maud
Jean Fridenstine
Brookside School
Gerald Frank
Lorain County
Brookside
Elyria
Rhine River
London
Mexico
Birthday Party at Gillis Home Celebrates Tuesday
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Gillis hosted a happy gathering Tuesday evening to mark a birthday occasion with family and neighbors.
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Mrs
Anton Gillis
Carlisle Horse Protection Society Disbands After Long Decline
In Carlisle Pennsylvania during February members voted 18 to 14 to disband the vigilance group after ten years of no horse theft aid. The society formed in 1894 with 168 members and once rode county for thefts. last reported theft was 1921 from Joseph Smith. Thirty-two members attended the final meeting.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Horse Protection Society
Joseph Smith
Field Museum Sets New Attendance Record
The Field Museum in Chicago reports 1,515,463 visitors in 1931, surpassing 1930 by 13.5 percent. Director Stephen C. Simms notes over 700,000 children reached through extension programs with Norman Harris and Raymond Foundations.
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Chicago
Field Museum of Natural History
Stephen C. Simms
Norman Waite Harris
James Nelson
Anna Louise Raymond
Simms
Wheat Allegedly Grows From Tutankhamen Tomb Mystery
A sensational claim reports wheat taken from Tutankhamen’s tomb is growing, drawing interest from researchers and Egyptology circles. No verified evidence or official confirmation is provided.
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Tutankhamen
Salem reformers battle gang ster talking pictures
Salem Oregon reformers claim such films harm state officials and children and wage a fight against them. The text notes Palipaas near Honolulu as windy and mentions trade winds and U S coffee consumption. Loganberry is described as a cross of blackberry and raspberry.
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Salem, Organ, Reformers
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Japan
Columbia River
North America
Yeddo
U. S
Matthew Calbraith Perry
Saratoga
Susquehanna
Uraga
Perry
China
Axminster
Sokols
Nhio Public Service C28
Cities Service Co
Jack OF Business
Field Museum
Palipaas
Honolulu
Whia
Kalamazoo Stove Co
West Ave
Broad Street
Lo Uki
Ohio
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