Fever Cures via Short Radio Waves Claim Medical Breakthrough
The speaker recounts a discovery at General Electric Lab where short radio waves passed through the body to induce fever, a technique touted as aiding cures for arthritis asthma and other diseases. Reportedly, physicians use artificial fevers for treatment, while debates between British and American interests focus on terminal cities for a trans Atlantic air mail service.
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Social visits and gatherings around Estherville area
Mr and Mrs Otto Hansen visited with Mr and Mrs Bendixon and family Sunday afternoon. Several households hosted dinners and suppers including the Christian church basement surprise for the pastor. Various couples and families attended events in Spoo, Graff, Martens, and Kamp homes, with shows and a chivari among about 60 friends ending at the Rollin Elkins and Andrew Graff homes.
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Otto Hansen
Chris Bendixon
John Graff
P. I. Schmidt
Rolland Shannon
Nona Jean and
Dale
Christian Church
E. J. Smith
John Plath
Albert Rassman
Harold Greff
Bonnie and
Bobbie
Andrew Graff
John Spoo
Claus Martens
Alice
Andrew Groff
Martens
Henry Demasti
Albert Heeman
James Kirk
James Jr
Estherville
Lavena Spoo
Terris Lutheran
Paul Gray
Harold Graff
L. G. Kamp
Alven Smith
Velma Zittrick
Spoo
J. Kniper
Rollin Elkins
Preventive dental care for growing children emphasized
An article urges early care to keep adult teeth healthy through good food, home cleaning, and regular dental visits. It stresses milk, eggs, meat and oils for growing children, daily tooth cleaning, and dentist as a health consultant. Local notices mention community activities and residents in various towns.
Candy and cigar visit by Kamp couple to Benders
Mr and Mrs L G Kamp called on Mr and Mrs M Bender Thursday afternoon in a social visit noted in local society column.
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L. G. Kamp
Mrs. M. Bender
Ringsted items and Holy Week meetings noted in community column
Miss Bertina Petersen and Erna Christensen returned from California with relatives, while local visits included Mrs. H Jensen, Mrs. H Nelson and Shirley Len. Ringsted church held Holm Mission meetings with visiting pastors Rev. Ingward Olsen and Rev. George Robertson. Freshman and sophomore bands hosted an April Fool party, and Beverly’s birthday was celebrated. Other notes mention Des Moines worker Alice Peterson, and property purchases by Martin Thorson and Alma Jensen. Dental health advice urged daily brushing after meals.
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Emmetsburg
O. R. Gardner
Estherville
Graettinger
Missionary Society of the M
George Singer
Ross Clayton
Robi. Vessey Jr
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California
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Roy Young
Ingval Dalen
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H Nelson
Shirley Len
Eugene Petersen
Ernest Jacobsen
Harvey Jacobsen
Nels Jacobsen
Hinhouo Spodl Holg
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ingward Olsen
Humboldt
George Robertson
Rolfe
Harold Jorgensen
Coulter
Robertson
Harry Nelson
Fairmont
Ringsted
Harvey Christiansen
Beverly
Arnold Lund
Jean Ann
H. A. Holte
James
Ergin Christiansen
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Dorthy
F. H. Christensen
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Vernon Meyer
David
Victor Ostegaard
Thorvald Petersen
Charles
Ralph Campbell
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Leona
Hillard Theepfield
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P. W.petersen
Robert Yacobseri
Weisbrod Motor Company
Martin ‘Thorson
Nettie Nissen
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J. ©. Jensen
Birthday Party Duel Ends In Head On Collision
Two young men left a birthday party in separate cars late at night and collided at an intersection while speeding. They initially argued about driving under the influence before recognizing each other, highlighting the dangers of drunk driving.
Trans-Pacific Clipper Aims Australia Route Via Semona
The piece notes flying clippers on schedule from San Francisco and a new Australia route via Semona, while reports from Bucharest describe armed guards at Masonic lodges as rulers crackdown on Freemasonry. It discusses Freemasonry's non political stance and historical anti Masonic agitation in the East.
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