Medical Jury to Hear Burgan Tuberculosis Serum Claims
Minneapolis reports a historic medical trial as the Hennepin County Medical Society schedules a 12:30 pm hearing at Dayton's tea rooms. Dr James Homer Burgan will present his tuberculosis antitoxin from swine blood and face a verdict on merit and potential society recognition.
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Marble Rock society notes doings and illness spread
Several locals report illness this week with a grip epidemic. W Bucklin Jr and Mrs Shepardson attended The Pink Lady in Waterloo. Mrs H C Darland hosted a large gathering for the Aven Dozen at her home. Invitations issued for a large party by Mr and Mrs John Moore.
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Examination for Eighth Grade Graduation Held
In the county superintendent office an eighth grade examination was held yesterday with nine pupils from East Waterloo township and one from Eagle. About ten readers will grade the papers, and the county hopes to read manuscripts about a week from tomorrow at the courthouse attic.
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Miners Rescued After 58 Hours of Entombment
Pottsville Pa February 28 three miners entombed Wednesday in a Mahoning City area colliery were rescued early today after fifty eight hours without food or water. Dragged through a wall aperture two men escaped as rescuers intensified efforts following a faint tapping.
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Death of Dr Henry W Brown Ends Long Local Medical Service
Waterloo obituary notes the death of Dr Henry William Brown at 4 pm yesterday. He aged 76, practiced over forty years serving Waterloo and surrounding areas, known for kindness to children and steady care in illness. He served in Civil War dispensary, helped establish Waterloo hospital, held multiple medical examiner and surgeon roles, and led the pension board. Funeral 2 pm Saturday Universalist church with burial at Fairview.
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Bargain Quest Drives Shoppers to Read Ads Closely
Readers study store advertisements to find the lowest prices and money saving possibilities across all product lines. The Waterloo Evening Courier highlights how careful ad scrutiny can guide purchases and boost paid circulation in its region.
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Senator Sheppard Warns Against Altering Money Size
Washington February 28 Senator Sheppard of Texas introduced a bill to forbid any change in the size or color of paper money without Congress approval. The treasury department had planned a reduction in bill size within the coming weeks.
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Musical Editor Guilty of Conspiracy in Steger Case
William Geppert, editor of the Musical Courier Extra, was convicted in Joliet of conspiring to injure Chicago piano maker John V. Steger. He received a two year penitentiary sentence and a $2,000 fine. Blumenberg indicted but未 served. Trial included former agents testifying to toll demands on Steger.
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Weather discrepancy between thermometers tested
Government thermometer read below zero this morning as Voluntary Observer Ralph Slippy logged it, while the Buchanan chart showed four below. The low point occurred at o'clock and was followed by a warmer break. Yesterday at 3 o'clock the Buchanan chart reported 15 above.
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