New Cures for Tuberculosis Reported by 1925 Science
A Danish Moellgaard gold salt tuberculosis cure is being studied in the U S. An American doctor, unnamed, claims a separate effective treatment after 14 years of testing with five years of favorable results. Chicago health commissioner J Herman Bundeson will confer with Dr Clemensen upon his return.
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C. L. Scott
Chicago
Jan
Holger Moellgaard
Peter C. Clemensen
J. Herman N. Bundeson
Clemens
Danish Tuberculosis Cure Claims Reach America
The article reports on a Danish doctor’s new tuberculosis treatment involving lung-directed aerosol application. It notes claimed cures over five years, secrecy about the solution, and plans to test in Chicago. Medical experts acknowledge cautious optimism about a potential real cure.
Births in Pocatello Estimated at Six Hundred for Year
Dr. J. R. Young reports about 600 births in Pocatello in the past year, with 608 births in 1923. The city’s death rate appears high only due to out-of-town hospital deaths and coroner cases, while local health and diphtheria are under control.
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Pocatello
J. R. Young
Foucatello
Dr. Young
Oung
Bannock County
Tello
Amd
Moonshine Still Found in Vacant City House
Police on a routine check found a moonshine still inside a vacant house at 1334 North Garfield. The truck held a crude milk can still and coil, with approximately thirty gallons of mash and empties scattered about. About a quart of finished liquor was seized. occupants reportedly left on the first of the month.
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North
Garfield
Noted Lecturer William Morton to Speak Thursday
William A Morton, a noted lecturer, will speak Thursday at the L D Fourth Ward chapel in North Tenth ward. His topic is What Is It The occasion offers an opportunity to discuss biblical matters not fully understood in the war era. A chorus directed by Prof Jens Hansen will sing. Admission is free and no collection will be taken. Morton will answer a limited number of questions after his discourse.
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William A. Mortoi
L. D .Fourth Ward
North Tenth Aid Paler
T. Naraier
Morton
Jens Hensen
St Josephs Oratory Contest Prep Amid Keen Interest
Students in St Josephs junior and senior classes prepare for the annual oratorical contest. Most upperclass members are assured and work on their speeches. Pastor J C Dolan of Pro Cathedral will announce the final entrants soon. The event is a valued annual tradition drawing much interest.
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St. Joseph's School
Lee Nosed
J. C. Dolan
Pro-Cathedral
St. Joseph's
Youthful burglars released on good behavior terms
Forrest Young Mark Burriston and John Norris admitted breaking into Tastie Good Confectionary at 953 North Main about 2 am December 14. Young was found delinquent with commitment suspended to St Anthony school. Burriston and Norris received a lecture and were released subject to good behavior.
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Forrest Young
Mark Burriston
John Norrin
North Main
Sven
William A. Hyde
St. Anthony
Burriston
Norris
Home Made Gin Confiscated in Idaho Hotel Room
Deputy sheriffs and federal agents arrested W A Kellar at the IdeHo hotel after finding four quarts of home made gin. Kellar jailed in Bannock county awaiting district court charges for possession of intoxicating liquor. Officers note a 1923 federal conviction for manufacturing liquor and a six month county jail term.
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W. H. Jensen
L. J. Moss
Prohibition Enforcement
W. A. Kellar
IdeHo Hotel
Kellar
Bannock County
Advanced Move for the Farmers Cooperative Education Plan
Walton Peteet urges the National Council of Farmers Cooperative Associations to develop a national education system on the cooperative movement. He proposes reaching down to leaders and former members and public, asks for a committee to study the subject and report next day. He links better management to understanding cooperative business basics and executive selection.
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Washington
National Council of Farmers Cooperative Associations
Walton Peteet
Peteet
National Council
Oriole Southern Style Dinner Service Highlighted
A brief note advertises a Southern Style dinner in the evening with emphasis on a welcoming atmosphere and evening hours. It mentions Oriole as the venue or brand associated with the meal.
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Oriole
Cattle Not Infected at Orion Farm Says AP
Tests by representatives of the Bureau of Animal Industry show no foot and mouth disease in cattle at the Martin Seabloom farm in Orion NL. Cattle remain under observation as officials review the results.
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Chicago
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Martin Seabloom
Orion
California would place second in Olympics if alone in 1924
A recent survey shows California, competing separately at the Colombes stadium near Paris last July, would have ranked second to the United States in total points and would have beaten every other nation in the world.
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California
Tilles
Colombes Stadium
Paris
United States
Radio Stations Schedule Across Cities With Evening Programs
A listings page catalogs stations in multiple cities and their nightly lineups. It notes violinists farm talks kitchen talks book chat concerts bedtime stories and dance programs, with times ranging from early evening to late night across KFAE KFQX KFOA KFSG WDAF WHN WFAA and more.
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KFAE
Pullman
Wesh
KFOA
Seattle
KFQX
KFI
Los Angeles
KFSG
U. of 8. C
Orches- Ene
Hollywood
la. m
A. Fort Worth
KOB
State College
N. M
Louis
Chicago
Springfield
Mass
WDAF
Kansas City
WFAA
Dallas
WHN
New York
WNJ
Newark
WTAS
Rigin
Til
Washington lawmakers slash funds and hear major testimony
The Senate and House meet at noon with the war department appropriation bill under debate. Witness Weeks testifies before the aircraft investigating committee while river and harbor panel eyes cuts. Indian affairs hearings resume amid corruption charges as prohibition and railroad consolidation topics reach various committees.
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Senate
House
War Department
National Council of Farmers Cooperative Associations
President
Agricultural Commission
Weeks
House Indian Affairs
Commissioger of
Indian Affairs
Cramton Hill
Cramton Hill To Establish Separate Prohibition Bureau
Treasury Department
Association of Railway Executives
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Cummins
Service stations robbed in Salt Lake City suburb
Two armed men held up two gasoline service stations in the suburb last night. One station reported $200 taken, the other $15. Tribune Want ads for results.
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Salt Lake City
Superintendent Vincent Visits Pocatello From Boise
Superintendent W. D. Vincent of the state industrial school at St Anthony arrived in Pocatello at noon and spent the afternoon in the city. He will return to St Anthony tonight and may be accompanied by Kenneth Carter, a local man implicated in a recent holdup plan. Carter is reported to be on from the state industrial school.
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W. D. Vincent
State Industrial School
St. Anthony
Pocatello
Boise
Vincent
Kenneth Carter
Carter
State Industria School
Farm Loan Banks to Help Farmers
Washington January 7 AP Continued study of the livestock situation occupied the agricultural commission today as it seeks relief legislation. The panel planned further talks with bankers and cattlemen and heard from presidents of the federal farm loan banks while reviewing ground with H A Cooper. Leaders of the national council of farmers cooperative associations were expected to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Commission
Federal Farm Loan Banks
H. A. Cooper
National Council of Farmers Cooperative Parting Associations
Weather data for Pocatello Idaho January 7 1924
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau report for Pocatello Idaho for 24 hours ending 6 am. Highest yesterday 27. Lowest today 20. Mean 24. Normal 24. Totals show .12 inch precipitation since month start and .12 inch since January 1 with .03 inch excess. Sunset 6 12 pm sunrise 8 01 am. Meteorologist A R Teeple.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Weather Bureau
Poctello
Idaho
Pocatello
Iyvd
R. Teeple
Roads Drifted Block East and South Routes
Snow drifts have made roads to the east and south nearly impassable the local chamber reports. J A Harader says rapid drifting hampers route tracking while northern highways remain slow. The western route to Portland stays open.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Harader
Portland
Theft of Auto Leads to Three Year Federal Sentence
Police report Jimmy Doyle arrested in Nogales and pled guilty to violating the motor vehicle theft act. He is sentenced to three years in the federal penitentiary. Doyle used Pocatello as a headquarters and was linked to local trouble.
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Jimmy Doyle
Nogales
Arizona
Doyle
Pocatello
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