Crysine Promoted as Tuberculosis Cure in Chicago
An inorganic gold salt named crysine developed by Danish scientist Prof Hoger Moéligaard gains an endorsement from Dr Peter C Clemensen of Chicago. Clemensen reports his preliminary impressions from a health department briefing, stating the discovery appears to live up to its claims and more. He was dispatched to Copenhagen to investigate potential and confirms positive early observations following an Ohio health officials’ meeting.
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Chicago
Hoger Moéligaard
Peter C. Clemensen
Hingago ‘Health Department
Fragmentary claim on tuberculosis cure surfaces
A readable fragment presents a dubious claim that a certain treatment, described as bona fide and scientific, can cure the beginning stages of tuberculosis but is ineffective against advanced disease and cannot reproduce tissue. The text warns of complications like nephritis or syphilis.
Owner Claims Mr H M Baker Ran Over His Dog
Mr Henry M Baker a city resident and Sheriff Pannett attended a Woodstock magistrate court session where Baker faced trial for running over a dog to stop it and render aid. The dog’s owner seeks 300 dollars in damages.
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H. M. Baker
Henry M. Baker
City
Sheriff Pannett
Magistrate’s Court
Woodstock
Maker
Ned
Entertained At Silver Wedding at Oakland
Mr and Mrs F Estes of Vaucluse celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their country home Oakland. Friends and relatives joined a festive gathering with silver presents, Christmas flowers including poinsettias and Chinese lilies, followed by music games and a well appointed dinner.
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F. Estes
Vaucluse
Oakland
Docked Twenty Years OA Job Fends Off Time at White House
Joseph A Bean a well known city resident of 14 East Piccadilly Street received a letter from his son in Washington noting a remarkable two decade record. Bean had never lost a day at work and, despite routine duties, had never entered White House grounds until the New Year reception with President Coolidge. He attended the event and shook the President's hand.
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Joseph ‘A. Bean
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Picccadilly Street
Afthe Bean
Washington
White House
Coolidge
Bean
District Nurse Association Meeting Noted at hall
District Nurse Association plans a meeting in the tea chamber hall on Wednesday with attendance expected from key members. The notice highlights an upcoming gathering to discuss local nursing matters and community health initiatives.
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Asai
Nds Tea Chambe Hall
Mark Thie
Hunting Season Closes January 31
Under state statutes the general hunting season will close January 31, granting twenty seven weekdays for hunters. Officials note Sparta men may save trouble by consulting county officials before hunting. Supervisors may shorten or close the season on wild turkeys and other game, and closure orders have been made in some cases.
Edward Zambro On Road To Recovery
Charles Town January 5 Edward Zambro a well known farmer of the Middleway section who was shot at his home last Sunday and has been at Charles Town Hospital for several days is holding his own. Dr J J Pittman says he is on the road to recovery unless complications arise.
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Charles Town
Edward Zambro
Middleway
Charles Town Hospital
J. J. Pittman
County Supervisors Hold Regular Monthly Meeting
The board of county supervisors convened in a routine session today. No notable developments or actions were reported by late afternoon.
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Board of County Supervisors
Yoon
Harpers Ferry Bridge Closed For About Three Weeks
The Harpers Ferry bridge linking Maryland and West Virginia was closed at 7 a.m. for permanent repairs after flood damage last spring. Atlantic Bridge Company of Roanoke began replacing the washed away span and two weakened ones, with weather favoring completion in about three weeks. Motorists have four alternate routes via Martinsburg Hagerstown Shepherdstown Boonsboro Winchester Boyce Washington and Luray along the Lee-Jackson and Lee Highways.
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Charles Town
Harpers Ferry
Maryland
West Virginia
Atlantic Bridge Company
Roanoke
Martinaburg
Hagerstown
Shepherdstown
Potomac River
Boonsboro
Winchester
Boyce
Washington
Luray
Young couple wed at Christmas in Virginia parish
Mr William Hensel, son of Nathaniel and Mrs Hewell of Middletown Virginia, married Elizabeth Conner, daughter of George and Mrs Conner of Vaucluse Virginia, on December 24, 1924, per Cephas Fahnestock minister of the Church.
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William
Hensel
Nathaniel Hewell
Middletown
Migs
Elizabeth Conner
George Conner
Vaucluse
Avere
Cephas Fahnestock
Bride and groom depart for Baltimore after ceremony
The couple, both belonging to the Brethren, were joined in marriage with the bride in blue satin and a bouquet of corn. Mr and Mrs Hensel left for Baltimore to spend their honeymoon while friends wish them a song and prosperous life ahead.
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Brethren
Mrs. Hensel
Baltimore
Birthday Dinner Onside For Mrs Swartz
A birthday dinner was held at the home with Mrs George H Swartz on Christmas day in honor of Mr Swartz. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George, Mr Harry Dunn, Mr Dadish and family of White Hall Winchester, Mr Loa Bunker Hill, Mr and Mrs Herrell of Magtinaburg, Mrs Harry Barroy and family.
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Birindhi
George H. Swarts
Swarta
George
Gvaerr
Bunker Hill
Harry Dunnater
Dadish Family
White Hall Winchester
Loa Bunker Hil
Herrell
Magtinaburg
Harry Barroy
Ant
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