Pig Eye Graft Restores Sight In Infant Patient
Baltimore physicians report nine month old David Kane of Gettysburg regained sight in his left eye after grafting the cornea from a pig onto the eye. The operation occurred a week ago and the child now follows a lighted candle and blinks when objects approach, with the cornea described as clear and inflammation absent.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
David Kane
Herman. Kane
Gettysburg
Greek Merchant Charged With Open Store Sunday
Zaftyrios Moudjikas, a Greek merchant at Beauregard and Hamilton Streets, arrested Sunday noon by Officers John Kruse and Burch for keeping open store on Sunday. He faces arraignment Monday in recorder's court. He was wounded in a June 10 robbery. his sister Mrs Vaceline Anreogiu was killed, and the mastermind remains at large.
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Zaftyrios Moudjikas
Beauregard
Hamilton
John Kruse
Burch
Recorder’s Court
Moudjikas
Burefares
Vaceline An@reogiu
New Prospects for Mobile Lucia Robbins
Seeberg Line expands West Indian routes through Mobile with sailings to Antigua St Kitts Guadeloupe Martinique Barbadoes Trinidad La Guayra Curacao Maracaibo Colon and San Domingo aboard Mechtenberg Saint Ninian Hilding Crathens and Alvin. Tourists may voyage Jamaica via Crathens with hotel stays at Montego Bay and Kingston. Jamaica's modernity, roads and landmarks described alongside Mobile trade potential and compensating low freight.
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Seeberg
Mobile
Windward Islands
Antigua
St. Kitts
Guadeloupe
Martinique
Josephine
Barbadoes
Trinidad
la Guayra Curacao
Maracaibo
S. S. Mechtenberg
S. S. Saint Ninian
Hilding
Colon
San Domingo
U. S
Tropics
Gulf City
Caribbean
Jamaica
Montego Bay
Falmouth
St. Anne
Port Antonio
Kingston
Port Au Prince
Grand Cayman
Springhill Hotel
Palm Girt Shore
Osborne Hotel
St. Anns
Moneague Hotel
San Jago de la Vega
Hope Gardens
Blue Mountains
Bog Walk
England
Uncle Sam
Caribbean Sea
Rose Hall
Great House
Casa Blanca
Negro Agents Submit Report From Tuskegee Area
Six local United States demonstration agents covering Bullock Lee Macon Madison Randolph and Wilcox counties report reaching 14143 Negro farmers. County results show up to 75 percent reached with improved farming guidance through demonstrators and co operators. The Tuskegee Institute agricultural program and local agents from A&M College normal Alabama aid the effort.
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Tuskegee
Ala
United States
Bullock, Lee
Macon
Madison
Randolph
Wilcox
Thomas M. Campbell
United States Department of Agriculture
M. B. Ivy
Union Springs
Bullock County
C. D. Menafee
Opelika
Lee County
Macon County
Washington State
Tuskegee Negro Farmers Conferences
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Madison County
G. W. Patterson
Farley
A. and M. College
Normal
W. 8. Buchanan
J. B. McPherson
Wedowee
Hull proposes simpler method to remove inferior court judges
Representative Hull of Tennessee outlines a constitutional amendment to replace impeachment with a two thirds a joint resolution process to abolish inferior courts and remove judges, with notice and opportunity to be heard.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hull
Tennessee
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Alabama pushes improved farming among Negro farmers
The text details efforts by county supervisors and Jeanes Fund directed by Dr Dillard to improve farming methods among Alabama's vast Negro farming community. It notes 265000 farmers in Alabama, including 110600 Negroes, with 17082 Black landowners, and highlights Boys Corn Clubs and Girls Canning Clubs aiding rural youths. The program, started by Dr Knapp and run from Washington, seeks more Negro agents.
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Dr. Dillard
Jeanes Fund
Alabama
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Dr. Knapp
Dangers of a Cold Warn Readers to Treat Early
Preventive advice warns that colds can lead to serious diseases and should be treated promptly. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is promoted to loosen the cold, relieve the lungs, aid expectoration, and help the body throw off the illness. Available from Van Antwerp Drug Corp. and all dealers.
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van Antwerp Drug,Corp
Fund Secured to Defend Dr Leigh in La Ceiba Court
A $1600 gold fund raised by subscription in La Ceiba will finance the defense of Dr Benjamin R Leigh, the Jacksonville native arrested on suspicions linked to a large fire that destroyed sixteen blocks in La Ceiba and caused about $1,000,000 in losses. Local authorities deployed guards amid fears of mob violence as Leigh awaits trial.
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Leigh
LA Ceiba
Associated Press
New Orleans
Benjamin R Leigh
Rosina
Jacksonville
Fila
la Celba
Botica Atlantida
Biloxi
Miss
Leighe
Numerous Civil Service Exams Posted for Mobile April
An announcement by B B Mare secretary of the fifth civil service district lists many exams for Mobile in April. Openings include Entomological assistant Sanitary engineer Trained nurse Deputy shipping commissioner Laboratory assistant and several engineering and drafting posts with many roles limited to men though some welcome women.
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Mobile
B. B. Mare
Fifth Civil Service District
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Mississippi
Fate of General Villa and Forge Before Torreon Unknown
From Chihuahua reports, Francisco Villa and his 12 000 strong force have fought seven days around Torreon with heavy losses. No word on Villa's progress fuels anxiety among Constitutionalist supporters as Velasco defends the rail roundhouse and Torreon remains in doubt amid battered troops and supply strains.
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Associated Press
Chihuahua
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Torreon
Villa
Refugio Velasco
Arkansas senate race tight as unofficial returns favor Kirby
Official county central committee reports awaited to decide whether United States Senator James P. C participates in renomination or is replaced by William F. Kirby. Unofficial tallies show Kirby ahead by eight votes with many small townships missing. Results may also settle two congressional contests in the Second and Seventh districts.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
United States
James P. C
William F. Kirby
The
Arkansas Supreme Court
Kirby
W. A. Goodwin
Villa plans delayed assault on Torreon amid reorganizing forces
The passage notes Villa may delay Torreon action until his army is reorganized, but doubts linger as no fresh intelligence has arrived since a Saturday night claim Torreon would fall. It also comments on fiction and literature improvements.
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Torreon
Villa
Vinci tonic boosts strength for the elderly in ad claim
An old advertisement touts Vinci licious cod liver and iron tonic as a remedy to rebuild tissues and restore strength for seniors. It features a Boston lawyer and a 76 year old mother praising the product and offers money back guarantee if it does not quickly improve well being.
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Vinci
Boston
van ‘Antwerp Drug Corp
Saxo Salve
Ee Ia
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