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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1925

Page

3

Cancer curable if treated soon asserts surgeon

Paris May 1 Dr Roger Lecroux of Paul Brosse Hospital in Paris says cancer is curable if treatment begins early and if honest methods are used Radium and X rays are the two worthwhile treatments, though surgeon skill determines success He warns against false patent medicines and urges immediate surgical intervention while cancer is localized.

Harold J. T. Horan International News Service Paris Roger Lecroux Paul Brosse Hospital

Sweden's Rail Centers to Speak Three Languages

Swedish state rail centers must operate in three languages. The policy aims to improve passenger service and accessibility. Officials say multilingual staff will assist travelers and enhance international connections.

German Warships Being Salvaged at Scapa Flow

At Scapa Flow in Orkney May Day reports say seven German destroyers have been raised with nineteen more to salvage. A destroyer in excellent condition was converted to a salvage vessel and three others towed to Granton for breaking up. Salvage work may tackle the Hindenburg next year.

International News Service Scapa Flow Orkney Islands Granton Hindenburg

Man Loses New Auto After Brief City Drive

Thomas J. Mc Closkey of Porchester bought a new automobile from a Commonwealth Avenue showroom and drove to the junction of Jersey City and Brookline avenues Back Bay. He returned to find the car missing, in a short one mile run.

Boston Thomas J. McCloskey Levant Street Porchester

Teachers Shown Proper Lighting Of School Rooms

Nationwide plan to improve classroom lighting aims to reduce eye strain among millions of students. A non technical summary of the code will be circulated to all public and private school teachers via state and local education authorities, with emphasis on seating, colors, shades, blackboards, and teacher position to minimize glare and illu mination.

New York National Committee For the Prevention Illuminating Engineering Society American Institutes of Architects National Committee Winifred Hathaway National Committee For the Prevention of St K. Barrett New York University Walter S. Deffenbaugh United States Bureau of Education Washington, D. C J. E. Hannum Eyesight Conservation Council of America M. G. Lloyd United States Bureau of Standards Washington M. Luckiesh Laboratory of Applied Science Nela Park Cleveland Ohio W. J. Serrill Philadelphia

British keep death penalty for cowardice in war

London May 1 British lawmakers clash over whether cowardice merits capital punishment in the army. Socialist M P Ernest Thurtle argues to abolish death sentences except for treachery, while War Secretary Worthington-Evans defends them as deterrents. Thurtle wins 126 votes. proposal to return to parliament.

David M. Curch International News Service London Great Britain House of Commons Ernest Thurtle Thurtle Robert Morrison Morrison War Department Lir Worthington-Evans Sir Worthington-Evans Thurtie

Tokyo quake toll and losses total vast numbers

After a yearlong inquiry Tokyo’s bureau of statistics released what may be the first authentic casualty and loss compilation from the September 1, 1923 disaster. It records 156,893 deaths from the quake or ensuing fire and total property losses near 2.75 billion dollars, with Tokyo bearing about two thirds.

Tokyo Bureau of Statistics

Miner Acquitted After Killing Two Peeping Toms

James Doyle a Doncaster miner was cleared of murder in Leeds England after he and his fiance confronted two men on a cricket field. The judge ruled Doyle acted in self defense against members of a spying gang who attacked courting couples.

Leeds England James ‘Doyle Doncaster Doyle Albert Needham Wilfred Thrustle Needham Othe Edward Marshall

Taylor's Blood Medicine promises purer blood and strength

Advertisement extols Taylor's Blood Medicine as a pure vegetable tonic that purifies the blood, boosts appetite, and relieves indigestion and joint pain. It claims to guard against rheumatism Bright's disease or paralysis, guarantees results, and offers a money back refund through the druggist. It lists iodide or potash with gentian sassafras sarsaparilla and wintergreen as ingredients and markets to both women and men from Tampa Florida.

Bright Taylor

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