War nurse tests new gangrene cure in perilous lab trial
Mary Dain, a Paris hospital pathologist, conducted self inoculation and animal studies to test a gangrene treatment. Reports describe her deliberate experiments, the risks, and the reactions of colleagues including Dr Kenneth Taylor as the project advances amid controversy.
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Paris
Mary Dain
Herolam
Faw
Pyerimental
Fobeting Baen
Feria
Ier Annoucement
Shik Xinéo
Sore
Hervad Tay
Heseinop
Lee
Ehlid
Ley
Kenneth Taylor
Minnenotay
Okunelot
Y W C A Bans Cupid Parlor At Topeka Facility
Miss Armstrong, new secretary of the Topeka YWCA, orders Cupid's parlor removed and the space turned into an office. Members protest, arguing the room fostered courtship and social gatherings. Some residents threaten to leave the building over the change.
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Topeka
Kan
Rennay Vania Girh Pitey
Clare Armatrong
Tapaka Young
Watson
Miss Armatrong
Topeke
Minn Armatrong
Kane
Women'a
Chriatian’ Association
Christian Association
New York City
Cupid
Margaret Dice
Mae Callas
Periol
MilesDice
Joye
Hwae
The
Association
Sirig
Womens’ Christian Association
Pupia
Southern Governors Form a House of Southern Governors
Washington D C October 5 AR Parliament was made here today that the invitation of Governor Richard Manning of South Carolina to the Governors of the South to meet Charleston at the time of the seventh regional convention of the Southern Commercial Congress to organize the Band of Southern Governors fourteen states. The oath Governor Manning states the conference at Charleston comes the South through the opening at its Panama Canal end that aropean war those questions discussed by the executives of our southern states at the time of his Charleston congress.
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Washington, D. C
Richard’ 1
Manning
Sauth Carolina
Tx ‘Tharleston
Ita Prnama-canal
Charleston
United States
Wigni
Special degree by the pope grants grand masses on Holy Days
The pope issues a special decree allowing priests to celebrate multiple masses on Christmas Day and other holy days. Clergy may reserve varied intentions, including prayers for the departed, and the rules permit more than one altar in large parishes. Some dioceses await details from bishops.
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Papa Benedict Cy
Avery
Catholo
Grorld
Donahue
All Souls
Fetalingare
Unger Ty Corb Model Por Geassic
Fragmented OCR text recalls an American cultural scene with references to a sophisticated dance, a New York setting, and a baroque mood. Mentions of a performer named Halttanthal and a reaction from the public hint at a theater or dance event but details are garbled.
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Lurydale
Dll
Willard Balisiuiny
Pyervinlig
Dickerson
Serra
Biti
Komethis Ahold
Imide
Sian
Weil
Shia ‘Cotter
Scranton
Pas
Pitett
Muatiny
Ty Corb
Unger
Late wheat sowing protects from fate of pest and loss
The document discusses wheat sowing timing to combat pests, detailing experimental results and recommendations. It notes that sowing before mid-April may prevent significant damage and outlines practical steps, including monitoring weather and local conditions, to optimize outcomes for winter wheat crops.
Du Pont Powder Company deal and alphabet reform debate
A garbled 19th or early 20th century item discusses the Du Pont Powder Company purchase by Nemours and Company with a large financial figure, plus a Brown University librarian proposing a new alphabet with one symbol per sound. The text also touches on wartime supplies, phonetic reform, and regional mentions such as Huntington, West Virginia, and Providence.
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Fook
Nene Powder Company
Nowderney
Dé Nemours
Okie
Huntingtons
Howl Corporstion
Sint
Gockstary
Virginia
West Virginia photographer exhibit at state event
A historical conference in West Virginia gathers photographers and officials for a statewide exhibit under the patronage of local organizations. The program includes lectures, demonstrations, and a luncheon, with tours and a final reception. Attendees include Mr Towers and Mr Philadé. The convention will elect officers and set the 28th convention date.
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Cea Barnier
Dean Adit
West Virginia
Neldi
Belible
Eapodipijamar
PaWunielogiy
Wiliam. Lath
Welcoms
Rye
Proctor Atudio
Avil
Baire
Hej Bubindus
Jdomimliteen
WH Towers
Avaoe
Aslaqd
Uae
Philadé
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Tifa College
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DuPont
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Huntington
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