British doctor claims he has found cure for common cold
A British physician Dr. J Morrison Ritchie says he has a simple treatment using drug spiked lozenges to prevent colds. He cites a three year Liverpool area study of 2039 people showing up to 73 percent effectiveness, with pink lozenges containing Andromycin and yellow ones with Terramycin or Aureamycin.
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Washington
J. Morrison Ritchie
Ritchie
Liverpool
England
Birkinhead
U. S
Kiss and Tell A radio nutrition claim on kissing
The New York Herald Tribune reports on a WOR broadcast where Dr Carlton Fredericks links kissing to vitamin B-1 phosphorus and starch metabolism. He describes how kissing triggers the adrenosympathetic system the liver glycogen energy insulin and nutrient exchanges in the brain and body.
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WOR
Carlton Fredericks
Dr. Fredericks
New York Herald Tribune
Wasted Hours and Lost Time Poem
The verse notes that idle time costs effort and career progress. It claims two idle hours daily waste six hundred hours yearly, equating wasted hours with lost money and future work time.
Printers and misprints warp famous Bible editions
A look at famed typos in 17th century Bibles including the Adulterous Bible printed by Barker and Lucas and Field's misprint on Corinthians. British crown driven print culture and Holland smuggling impacted the spread of flawed editions. The piece notes collector value and historic context amid 1950s science unrelated.
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David
Margaret Hill
American Bible Society
Nebuchadnezzar
London
Barker
Lucas
J. Field
Corinthians
Field
Moses
Holland
Crown
England
British Commonwealth
Miss Hills
Who's Who in Politics and Party Alignment
An analysis notes the blurring lines between the Democratic and Republican parties as both compete for power and influence from strong interest groups. The piece compares current party dynamics to a Broadway dialogue about determining the difference between major parties.
Daniel Sees No Sales Income Tax
Gov Price Daniel says Texas can fund next session by raising existing taxes and selective levies without a general sales or income tax. He declines commitment on tax proposals if the Legislature moves, cites running room and considers gas tax raises while noting prior refunds and credits. Officials estimate over 75 million annually in added revenue and Hale-Aikin suggestions could add 80 million.
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Austin
Price Daniel
Daniel
Texas
Louisiana
U. S. Supreme Court
R. S. Calvert
Hale-Aikin Committee
Sun Service Newsroom Policy Note
The Sun describes its openness to news items from individuals and organizations while noting the editor’s right to decide what is news. It reserves the right to reject items that are too old or promotional material and not actual news.
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