Chicago Doctor Promotes Antibody Serum From Patient Blood
A Chicago physician claims a new autohemic therapy uses a patient’s own blood turned into a vaccine to treat a wide range of ailments. He cites dramatic case improvements and credits Dr. D. Rogers with pioneering the method, calling it a revolution in medical science.
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American adventurer Chaille Long dies remembered for Nile discovery
Col. Charles Chaille-Long, famed soldier author diplomat explorer, died at seventy five. He helped reveal the Nile source after commanding Egyptian missions and guiding American service in Egypt and Korea, earning honors from Britain and the American Geographical Society. His books chronicled his travels though poverty lingered despite praise from Gordon and others.
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Man River
Sunk U.S. Tanker After Two-Hour Fight With U-Boat
The Moreni, a Standard Oil 4,045 ton tanker, was sunk after a two hour engagement with a German submarine. Forty-three crewmen were rescued, several died including wireless operator G J Gan and fireman A Geelsen. German captain praised the American captain for the fight. The vessel sailed from New York May 1 heading to Leghorn via Basil, Gibraltar reported June 12.
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Leghorn
Italy
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Standard Oil Company
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Chonses Thompson
DIVER SINKS BIG TRANSPORT
Paris reports the transport Annan was torpedoed in the Tonlan sea on June 11 while under escort. Bombs were dropped at the submarines. The Annan was taken in tow but sank after several hours with no casualties. It was a 9075 ton vessel built in 1890 at Copenhagen and owned in Marcel.
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Revolt Reported in Spain Sparks Military Tensions
Persistent reports from London say a revolt has broken out in Spain led by army officers. The government imposes strict censorship as a military committee demands concessions and threatens broad mutiny if unmet, echoing Russian turmoil.
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Japan Opposes U S Push to Settle China Rift
Japan declines to join the United States and Britain in urging rival Chinese factions to reconcile their differences. State Department confirms no reason given for either nation's stance, with belief action may fail.
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Germany Proposes Offer Amid Turmoil in 1918
A fragmented report notes an unspecified offer from Germany during the June 1918 period as indicated by a Danish or German source. The exact terms and implications remain unclear due to garbled text.
Canada Maintains Strong Financial Posture Amid War
A Western correspondent reports Canada shows no financial downturn since the war began. Bankers in Winnipeg praise the branch system for rapid capital movement and stability. Savings figures rising since 1913 indicate prudent personal saving despite higher living costs and light tax increases. Prohibition also supported money circulation.
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Dominion
Winnipeg
Savings Bank
Appearances Are Deceiving in Courtroom Banter
The dialogue features a wife questioning if a tall married man should be drafted like others, and a sharp reply implying his height means nothing in the army. A judge comments that lazy men mock other men as fools for taking chances.
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