Yellow fever serum claim by German scientist
Professor Max Kuczinsky and Fraeulein Vianta Hohenadel announce a purified laboratory yellow fever serum that cures the disease and grants immunity through vaccination. They report testing on themselves and animals, noting disease phases and liver impact, and claim the serum prevents transmission via mosquitoes. The pair emphasize their experiments and risk in advancing science amid skepticism.
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Eprlin
Max Kuczinsky
Resarch
Kuczinsky
Fraeulein Vianta Hohenadel
Offessor Kuczinsky
Fraeu‘lin Hohenadel
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Kuczins
Poland
Murray Ridge Social News Reflects Local Visits and Events
Murray Ridge notes show Grant Freeland and family at Evergreen club gathering hosted by Mrs. Pellifield on Griswold road. Mrs. Freid to entertain Feb 13. Funeral attendance for Mr. Martin Law. Ed. Powell visited South Ridge residents. Measles and flu absences noted at Murray Ridge school. Frances Decker wed Howard Crooks at 35 Harvard Ave. Elsha. Stang family visits from South Ridge.
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Murray Ridge
Grant Freeland
Ever Green Club
Peter ‘Pellifield
Griswold Road
Freeid
Eugene Sites
Arthur Fesler
Martin Law
West Ridge
Powell
John Stang
South Ridge
Fred Kushin
Burrell Bang
Frank
Louis Eldred
South Ridge Church
Harry Decker
Frances
Howard
Oberlinn
Herbert Stang
John
J. Stang
Local notices from La Grange area readers
Jan 12 La Grange and Amherst area residents share greetings and brief updates. Mrs Henry Wigert teaches in Amherst and visited Hunting. Thelma Smith visits the Kelner home. Mr and Mrs Paul Sage entertained Dr and Mrs Ed Koontz and two daughters from Elsha. Mr and Mrs Fred Sanders confined to homes with Heess. Roy Pearce family staying at Sanders home to care for them. Leslie Gott visited Cleveland. Ladies Aid of Methodist church held January meeting at Mrs Robert Denham’s home. lunch served. Davis Morris of Perrysburg, a former resident, was a business visitor here. W E Jackson also noted.
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Legrange
Henry Wigert
Amherst
Huntingac
Thelma Smith
R. B Kelner
Paul Sage
Ed Koontz
Elsha
Fred Sanders
Heess
Roy Pearce
Sanders
Leslie Gott
Cleveland
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
the Dent
Robert Denham
Davis Morris
Perrysburg
W. E. Jackson
Oberlin Road News Highlights Local Visits and Funerals
Oberlin residents report weekend visits and caller engagements. Harry Murphey and family spent Sunday with Frank Kreuger parents. Card party at Grange hall in Oberlin. Gar McRoberts attended Mrs. W A Shurburne funeral in Pittsfield. A quilt group met to prepare textiles for shipment to Java January 25.
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Oberlin Road
Harry Murphey
Oberlin
Frank Kreuger
John Baumann
George Baumann
Elizabeth Simon
Krebs
Akron Children’s Home
Dan Campbell
Frank
Foley
Albert Foley
Ridgeville
D. J. Campbell
Arthur Richwine
Elyria
Fred Hawk
H. H. Edwards
Howard
Marietta
Mr. Brown
Kipton Notices and Local Social Gleanings
Kipton residents report visits and family notes including Mrs Fred Hawk and Dan Campbell Sr. At the PTA meeting attendance was good and lunch was served. Farmers Institute attendees from here came from several area families. Local sickness shows improvement while Wellington visitors called on John Hawk. Township school spell down set for district No 2 near Friday with bus arrangements for district four.
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Kipton
Fred Hawk
Dan Campbell
Foley
Ridgeville
Farmers’ Institute
Oberlin
J. C. Davidson
A. Dirlam
A. A. Saxton
Hawaiians Count Islands at Twenty One
A historical note states the Hawaii Islands number twenty one in total, reflecting a tally of landmasses in the archipelago and offering a snapshot of geographical classification.
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Hawaiiaun Islands
When a fish not a fish when pickled London story
The Stepney Borough council plans to rule on what counts as fish for fast day rules. Pickled fish such as dried salmon and kippers are exempt, while other fish remain fish. Wentworth Street fish traders faced license renewals denied for contamination and space issues, amid a stall by stall inspection and police. An appeal is planned.
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London
Stepney
Stepney Borough
Wentworth Street
Petticoat Lane
Middlesex Street
Farm cooperation unites 2,000,000 farmers
Memphis Tenn reports that 11,500 active farmers associations conducted business totaling over 2.6 billion in 1928. Estimated membership is about 3,000,000. The number of active associations is not rising proportionally to membership or business growth, confirming trends in the cooperative movement.
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Memphis
Tenn
Trend Toward Larger Cooperatives Gains Momentum
The observed shift shows more associations merging into large-scale groupings as they move beyond basic organization. Emphasis on efficiencies in business operations grows through state and federal research, cooperative self assessments, and formal studies.
Honest Tailor Bucci Returns Lost Money in Atlantic City
Joseph T Bucci a Kansas City man Leo Schiff sent his suit to Bucci for cleaning with 1400 in a pocket Bucci found the money and returned it Schiff paid a 200 reward Bucci is praised as an honest man in Atlantic City
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Atlantic City
Joseph T. Bucci
Leo Schiff
Kansas City
Bucci
Schiff
Lord Burgh Opens Hat Shop in London
A new millinery shop opens in London as Lord Burgh, age 22, 6 feet 5 inches tall, owner of a title dating to 1529, launches the venture aimed at ladies’ hats.
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Tord
London
Lord Burgh
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