Modern living blamed as cancer source by French physician
Paris July 30 An eminent French doctor Dr Lowenthal in Revue Mondiale links cancer to toxic influences or emotional changes from civilized living. He cites long meals tobacco alcohol coffee and intense ambition gambling sports and even media gore as triggers. He warns brutal sports and excess dancing or marathons may seed cancer and urges action to halt civilization's invasion.
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Paris
Lowenthal
Revue Mondiale
McCabe Lumber Company Discontinues Its West Virginia Charter
Notice reports that at a July 1 1928 stockholders meeting in Warren Pennsylvania the McCabe Lumber Company unanimously resolved to discontinue as a corporation and surrender its charter to West Virginia. The president is to publish notice weekly for four weeks and certify publication to the West Virginia secretary of state. Dated July 17 1928.
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McCabe Lumber Company
West Virginia
Warren
Pennsylvania
Secretary of State
Delver
Thomas McCabe
McCabe Lumber Go
Administration Notice for Julia Gray Hedland Estate
Tellers of Administration on the estate of Julia Gray Hedland late of Youngsville Warren County Pa have been granted to the undersigned. Those indebted must pay immediately and those with claims must present them for settlement to Axel Hedlund Youngsville Pa. Authorizing attorney John Siggins Sr. June 26 1028.
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Julia Gray Hedland
Youngsville
Warren County
Axel Hedlund
Mineral treatment for diabetes hailed by French doctor
Evanston reports discovery of a mineral diabetes treatment using cobalt and nickel in minute amounts. Dr Bertrand’s theory links soil minerals to human health and animal insulin contains these metals. researchers warn the method remains experimental and needs refinement.
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Evanston
IIL
Northwestern University
Bertrand
France
Jacob Lipman
College of Agriculture
Rutgers University
American Chemical Society Institute
Insul
Vitamin knowledge links plant growth to trace elements
Dr Lipman notes newer understanding of vitamins connects plant growth with manganese copper zinc and other elements and reports beneficial results from this approach.
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Dr. Lipman
Former broker held for embezzlement
Rodgers Watkins, 30, a former West Hartford, Connecticut broker, is under arrest in Sandusey Ohio on allegations of embezzling 167000. He was traced across the country for two years and arrested in a Lorain hotel. Hartford officials expect to take him into custody after he waives extradition.
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Sandusey
U. P
Rodgers Watkins
West Hartford
Watkins
Santa Fe
N. M
Mexico
Canada
Hartford
Advance closes cheap credit era expands rates
Warren Savings Bank and Trust reports in Trade Trends that the Fed rate hikes to 5 percent end the easy credit era. Large gold surplus funded building booms and stock market lending, with total bank loans rising about 1.4 billion from July 1927 to July 1928 as brokers drew funds.
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Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Federal Reserve System
Bank Rate Increases Spur Mixed Market Movements
The report traces bank rate rises from 3 to 4 percent and then 5 percent by July as measures to curb speculation. It notes mixed effects with no severe credit tightening in industry, asserts a cautious outlook, and cites May to June price shifts and renewed broker loans amid a cautiously improving industrial tone.
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New York
Drastic Changes Announced in Pittsburgh Police
Pittsburgh Aug 1 up The most drastic changes in Pittsburgh police personnel since Mayor Charles H. Kline took office were announced by James M Clark director of public safety Dismissals promotions and demotions included Inspector John P Clancy demoted to detective His replacement is James N Hoey a former police captain Captains were demoted to lieutenants and lieutenants promoted Deteatives were dismissed for the good of the service Clark said with Kline and Walsh collaborating He called it a complete overhauling of the department with no political significance.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Police Department
Charles H. Kline
James M. Clark
Director of
Public Safety
Clark
John P. Clancy
James N. Hoey
Clancy
Kline
Peter P. Walsh
Safety Department
Floods Leave 60000 Homeless in Russia Flooded Amur and Lena Regions
Air reconnaissance shows at least 50 villages under water with hundreds of houses razed. About 60,000 people are homeless as floods intensify along the Amur and Seya districts. Evacuation plans unfold as steamers and boats aid relief. Lena goldfields face rising waters.
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Khabrovsk
Russia
Amur
Seya
Lena
Two Children Die In Barn Fire In Ovid Michigan
In Ovid Michigan on August 1 two children ages five and three were killed when a barn they were playing in caught fire from a threshing machine. The victims were Monora Kilpatrick and Richard Kilpatrick, children of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kilpatrick.
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Ovid. Mich
Monora
Richard
Lawrence Kilpatrick
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The
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John Siggins SR
Lindbergh
Central
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Charles Lindbergh
America
Dr. Bertrand
County
First National Bank
Ole Ware
Goldie K. Litchie
Theresa Rosenfeld
Pittsburgh Police Dept
Pall Millinery
Reboux
Agnes
Menger Awright
Warren's
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