Scientists debate future of life creation in Glasgow
Sept. 13 report from the Irish Association for the Advancement of Science notes Prof. Frederick Donnan of London suggesting that one day physiologists may create life in its simplest form. Donnan cautions this remains distant, while Hill and others push non equilibrium chemistry as the key to life.
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Irish Association For the Agcement of Science
Frederick G. Donnau
Lordon
Donvay
Arenibasa Vinian Hil
Donnan
Hill
Space
Sir Oliver Lodge
E. P. Cathcart
Glasgow University
Regius
Discovery Nearing Gateway Between Life and Death Told
Professor Frederick G. Donnan of University College Hospital London addressed the British Association for the Advancement of Science in Glasgow on September 13, describing a nearing discovery of exceptional importance that moves science closer to understanding the boundary between life and death. The remarks highlighted the potential implications for medicine and biology.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Frederick G. Donnan
University Hospital
London
British Association For Advancement of Science
South Ridge Church Services and Local News
South Ridge Sept 12. Services announced for Sunday Sept 16 with Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 11 am led by Nev C Holzworth. Local families from La Grange Amherst and Elyria visited Columbus and Amherst area friends. Funeral noted for Mrs Freda Ott in South Amherst with local attendees.
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South Ridge
Nev
C. Holzworth
Frank McDonald
Thelma
Walter Hadawer
la Grange Roag
Columbus
Pimples Healed by Cuticura In Three Weeks
Miss Evelyn Dryden of Hermitage Missouri reports severe face pimples that itched and burned. She used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment and was completely healed in about three weeks after a single cake of soap and one tube of ointment. Daily use keeps skin fresh and clear. Cuticura talcum and shaving stick advertised.
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Evelyn Dryden
Hermitage
Falcomie
Social calls across Kent Elyria and Oberlin I Oberlin
Mr and Mrs Peter Beatler and family visited in Kent. Mr and Mrs Edward Brown of North Ridge were guests of and Mrs Henry Meyers and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kieth Brown and Miss Marion Spiegelberg of Middle Ridge and Kenneth Brown of Elyria spent Sunday with Walter Grobe and family. Mr and Mrs John Stang with son Herbert Stanz and family of Murray Ridge and Mrs Eleanor Somers of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs Vernon Budd and family in Cleveland Sunday. Mrs St H Collier and children Gordon and James and Mrs Mary Collier of Lake Avenue Elyria called on the Ridge Tuesday. Sir and Mrs Clarence Peabody and family called on the Peabody parents Mr and Mrs William Peabody in Oberlin Sunday evening.
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William Grobe
Amherst
Waller Grobe
Hickory Tree Grange
Barney Snider
Birmingham
John Stang
George Vogler
Elyria
Walter Grobe
Jamilr
Frank Laraway
Freda Ott
South
L. Kreebie
Kathryn Schild
Peter Beatler
Kent
Edward Brown
North Ridge
Henry Meyers
Kieth Brown
Marion Spiegelberg
Middle Ridge
Kenneth Brown
Herbert Stanz
Murray Ridge
Eleanor Somers
Vernon Budd
Cleveland
St. H. Collier
Gordon
James
Mary
Collier
Lake Avenue
Clarence Peabody
William Peabody
Oberlin
Meyers Dinner Visit in Elyria With Friends
Mr and Mrs H Meyers spent Saturday evening with Sar and Mrs John Meyers in Elyria. The Wetherfield collection of English cicks is noted as great.
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H. Meyers
Sar
Mrs
John Meyers
Elyria
Wetherfield
Fragmentary note hints at press telegraph era mix
A garbled transcription references telegrams, Britain and America, and a cordial tone. Context suggests a newswire page fragment mentioning international messages and press exchanges without clear details.
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