Allantoin drug hailed for burns and ulcers
United States Department of Agriculture officials announced the March of Science success of the synthetic allantoin treatment for burns chronic ulcers and non healing wounds. Dr William Robinson described its healing action on mouth infections diabetic ulcers and osteomyelitis noting safety and tissue growth stimulation. He stressed professional medical testing and cooperation with physicians rather than department supervision.
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United States Department of Agriculture
William Robinson
Robinson
Agriculture Department
George Hagans For District Attorney Campaign Statement
George Hagans seeks reelection as criminal district attorney promising to enforce the written law and to run an unentangled office. He cites seven years as assistant county and district attorney, military service, a legal career since 1922, and four daughters, vowing thorough investigations and refusing suspended sentences.
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Denison High School
Austin College
United States Army
Denison
MKT Railroad
Presbyterian Church
George Hagans
Texas scientist reports vitamin A linked pig blindness
Fred Hale at Texas A&M experiment station reports that depriving sows of vitamin A before and after breeding produced litters of blind pigs over four years. He cites eye defects, cleft palates, and other abnormalities, arguing nutrition, not heredity, drives these outcomes and that cod liver oil restores normal vision in the deficit. Typewriter paper for sale at Sun Office.
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College Station
Fred Hale
Texas
Hale
Texas Experiment Station
Shelter Belt Gets $600000 for Tree Planting Plan
Washington reports that WPA funding of 600000 was approved by Forest Service officials to provide work for drought battered farmers in continuing the Mid Western shelter belt. John C. Page says 3000000 acres in the Midwest Growth area are green and growing thanks to federal reclamation, with nearly normal 1936 crops anticipated due to irrigation. The project would employ about 1400 men for six months, while Roosevelt urges continuation.
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Forest Service
WPA
Mid-Western Shelter Belt
John C. Page
Ickes
Mid- West Grouth
Roosevelt
Congress
Page
South Dakota
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Texas Center
ACC
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Dallas
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