Strange hospital near to open for diabetes care in Cleveland
A unique medical facility near completion in Cleveland includes a 64 foot steel sphere and two interconnected tanks connected to a sanitarium hotel. Funded by H. H. Timken of Canton and led by Dr. O. J. Cunningham, the program uses high pressure oxygen therapy to treat diabetes with plans to open around Oct. 1.
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Cleveland
H. H. Timken
Canton
Ohio
O. J. Cunningham
Kansas City
Cunningham
Cleveland Medical
Eradicating Johnson Grass From the Field
A farmer faces a tough task removing Johnson grass as it spreads by seeds and underground rootstocks. The guide notes no single method fits all conditions and offers control principles from Farmers Bulletin 1537-F, including cutting for hay, close pasture followed by shallow plowing, bare fallow, smother crops like alfalfa, and seed ripening prevention while exhausting rootstocks and preventing new growth.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Arizona real estate pitch sparks wary reply
A Sahara real estate salesman praised Arizona as a future garden spot and blamed water shortages on lack of good people. The prospect quips that if water is the problem, hell would need water too.
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Arizona
Hell
Whitewright Primary Vote Totals and Barker’s Last Campaign
Whitewright voters cast 345 ballots in the primary, with light turnout before noon due to rain. C A Barker, candidate for Flortorial Representative, appeared on the ticket but had died about three weeks earlier, receiving 208 votes to his opponent's 91. The official Whitewright box shows results for numerous offices including Tom L Blanton and Edith Wilmans in contests for senator and representative.
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Whitewright
C. A. Barker
Grayson
Collin
United States
Tom L. Blanton
Tom Connelly
John D. McCall
J. D. Parnell
Tom B. Love
Barry Miller
Claude Pollard
State Comptroller of Public Accounts
J. D. Jones
S. H. Terrell
W. Gregory Hatcher
Grover C. Harris
Supt. of Public Instruction
ERS Amee
Oteks
H. P. Davis
W. F. Garner
W. E. James
Commissioner of Agriculture
Geo
B. Terrell Istic
Gen’l Land Office
Bic
Encoes Ee
Pic
Jefferson Smith
Supreme Court
T. B. Greenwood
Court of Criminal Appeals
BTL
Court of Civil Appeals
Fifth District
Ben L. Jones
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Wallace Hughston
Tom W. Perkins
B. L. Sherley
John L. Andrews
59Th Judicial District
IF. E. Wilcox
Dayton B. Steed
R. M. Carterquakespantael
Sereens
U. S. Noble
Desenshacigvees
Joe P. Cox
Roy M. Finley
Samstop
Nse
le Coe
G. P. Gafford
Tennison
Rae Rag Cc
Alice) Langford
J. L
Jim
W. J
Bud) Howan
Charley Durning
PNAS
A. Vaughan
Joseph D. Harling
Tafe Teaaew Aon
An Attack on Criminal Law
The piece argues that current law fails to effectively deter criminals and warns against past abuses where harsh measures punished the innocent. It emphasizes balancing punishment to protect society without harming innocent people, urging action at the right spot to curb depredations.
Power to Improve Conditions Teaches Crime Prevention
A quote emphasizes that the most needed education in addressing crime is not mere virtue but awareness of personal power to improve conditions, empowering individuals to effect positive change.
Autoists Clash in Narrow San Francisco Alley
In San Francisco two drivers met in a tight alley. One shouted that he never backs up for any fool. The other calmly put his car in reverse, backed out, and said he always does.
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San Francisco
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