Oxygen not universally needed for life say scientist
State College July 27 up declares oxygen not necessary for all life forms. Dr W Mansfield Clark of the U S public health service says many bacteria thrive without oxygen and higher forms can endure its absence in suspended animation though humans die without it. He warns the life problem is vast and data accumulation has overwhelmed investigators.
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State College
W. Mansfield Clark
United States Public Health Service
Clark
Institute of Chemistry
American Chemical Society
Oe Cage
George Bernard Shaw Celebrates 71st Birthday
London July 27 George Bernard Shaw marks his 71st birthday while house hunting as progress closes in on Adelphi. He plans to leave the district he helped make famous and may move to Whitehall or Whitehill Court near H G Wells. Shaw remains active, refuses the Nobel prize money, and endorses Anglo Swedish literary ties.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Adelphi
Strand
Shaw
Bernard Shaw
James Barrie
Barrie
Whitehill Court
H. G. Wells
Sir Gilbert Parker
Whitehall
Trafalgar Square
Hertfordshire
John Cellier
Royal Academy
Dublin
General Butler Witty About Marines in China
General Smedley D Butler, commander of the American marines in China, jokes with a reporter at his headquarters. He says the marines plan to move north around the 32nd of the month and promises more details then.
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Shanghai
U. P
Smedley D Butler
China
Tzentsim
Peking
School Days Exchange Sparks Quiet Lesson
A classroom moment shows a teacher prompting a boy to reflect on cleanliness. Tommy replies that he uses the towel to check his face after washing. The exchange highlights everyday school life and humorous dialogue.
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Tommy
Garland News Highlights From Garland July 26
Local notes report weddings Mabel May and Francis Bowen set to reside in Warren. A newborn girl born to Halle and Mrs Mays of North East marks the family growing. Social visits include Mrs Russell Smith of Akron visiting Garland relatives and Rev Doolittle’s lecture on The Mistakes of Ingersol at the Presbyterian church. Building progress noted as Garland wires the schoolhouse and electric pump installation begins.
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Garland
Mabel May
Francis Bowen
Warren
Bowen
Ada Rhodes
Halle Mays
North East
Mays
Russell Smith
Ahion
Ohio
W.E. Taylor
Bert Ford
Torpeds
Marion Moore
West Varginia
R. Myers
North Wallen
Jin Garland
George Johnson
M. E. Church
John Taylor
Grand Valley
van Guilder
Richard Morgan
New York City
William Clancy
Keogel
Dungey
Syracuse
George Haines
Louis Clark
Ethel Morris
Quakerge
Norman Yeyler
Pittsfield
Rosen
Presbyterian Sunday School
Panama Rocks
Doolittle
Erie
Clarence
Benedict
Miss Eastman
Cole Hill
Wm. Munn
Celor
WE. Taylor
Taylor
Myrtle Norman
Akron
Vera English
English
Youngsville
Cbs. Johnson
Quick
Mary Clancy
Clark
Arch Bristow
Will Cochran
Geo Warner
Violet
Union City
Daisy Harvey
Dick Holmes
Franklin
Geo. Warners
Andrew Gibbons
Andrew
George Warner
Gouch and Anderson
Garand
Torpedo
Whitestown
Improvement on Midas
A witty exchange compares wishing to turn everything one touches into gold. The Boston Transcript notes the humorous thrust of the debate, highlighting the speaker’s quip and the responder’s playful counterproposal about turning people over to gold.
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Midas
Sponger
Nix
Boston Transcript
Tad
Diet and Health and Diet or Children Answers to Correspondents
A reader asks about diet and health topics including cream sauce ratios and weight loss. The columnist warns against drug-based weight loss and emphasizes medical supervision, chest specialists for toxemia signs, and proper posture plus diet to aid growth and health. The piece references tuberculosis concerns and offers additional related articles on balanced diet.
World altitude record broken amid cold and fire
The report describes a dramatic aviation feat in which a pilot endured 90 degrees below zero, his plane caught fire, and an ambulance met him as he grinned. It notes an expected death at 43 and questions future exposure as the atmosphere is described as 500 miles high, with talk of future pilots becoming astronomers or return trips to higher altitudes.
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