davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1924-02-06

3 h.''iF - - ~ ESo'N ~f%N
there is one thing we have not vet dis
covered. That IS, how to be neighbours
ly. The whole of our civilization con
sists ia r~eaSons bleness, in f If play, in
consideration one for the other taking
the Quarrels Of individuals away from
their 0Wn arbitrameut aud placing them
under the custody of disintarestej par
ties. That discovery still has to be made.
May | say without offense, for there IS
no offense in my heart. that America has
g,ne far to make that discovery. America
and ourselves, we want no alliance, We
want no documents. America and our
selves are in the position of two peoples
That 10 spirit, by reason of those great
moral ard spiritual forces that are de
meaned and narrowed by being WriJtel
down on paper. are prepared to stand
SIDE by side, not IN political alliance. bat
il human fellowship. TO help each other.
we have had our quarrels as all happy
families have had, but when any great
human cause has come before US We have
looked inro our hearts, and hidden rigIt
away in their innermOst recaSseS, we
have eact discovered a very say. but a
very fai hfuI friendship for the o,her.
Mr.. Mcdonald then predicted that he
anu hItlCto0dNUI NCitA * alCO Wl0iA NOAN
as man to man and friend to friend,
never forgetting to guard and cherish
the relationship OF goodwill. Ten IN a
humorous passage, based on the Pro-
verb mat an ambassador is an honest
man sent abroad to lie for the benefit of
his country. the Premier said to Mr..
Kellogg. TIE relations existing be-
tween us make that exercise of the elias
Ii. conscience quite unnecessary in your
case Foreign Secretaries are Luman.
Ambassadors are divine, they being t.
the category OF men who are most nleg-
njficently and worthy represented here
tonight In the person Of His ROYAL High.
ness. Remarklng that Great Britain
always had been particularly fortunate
10 the personalities of the ambassadors
the United States has sent to the Court
of St. James, Mr.. Macdonald predicted
that Mr.. kellogg would worthily maintain
that high standard and that both Mr..
kellogg aud Sir Esme Howard would have
easy tasls. We VIII take His Excel
lency generously into our social lIfe'.
Mr.. Mac Donald added. He is not an
Official. He is a cousin. He belongs TO
the family. he is one of US. Ii we
speak together. we speak our mother
tongue. There is a strange mystic kin
ship between us, 50 that ne is more man
an ambassador. He is a representative
of an absent branch of our family We
will receive him with great hospitality.
ask you to drink with hearty good
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Los municipios de Caguas.....

Ell Tesorero de Puerto Rico some:e
para aprobaci6n una resoluci6n au-
| torizando una emission de bonos por
la suma de 100000, autorizada por
la Ley No. "a, aprobada en- Agosto
II, 1928, para ,ef Parque Munoz Ri.
vera.
Resolution de la Asamblea NUM-
cipal de Hormigueros, de MARIO II,
1924, pidiendo al Gobernador haga
uso de sus sbuenos ofcios para con
I ell Negociado de Asuntos Insularas
para la venta de la emission de bonos
/ por $4,000.
DesolucioA de la Asamblea Muni-
cipal de Humacao, de mario IL, 1924,
pidiendo al Gobernador haga uso de
sus buenes ofcios para con ell Neso-
ciado de Asuntos Insulares para la
venta de La emission de bonos por la
suma de $4,000.
Arrendamiento:- A Jose Roma
guerra, lote No. II de 80 metros
cuadrados en- la Gale del Ferreca-
rril, Playa de Ponce, por cinco
amos a $6.08 al ano; y lote No.
Is. de 72 metros cuadrados en- Ia
calle del Ferrocarril, Playa de Pon
ce, por cinco amos $11.52 por
afio.
A Isolina Hau, lote en- Marina
Septentrional de Mayagiiez, 1875
metros cuadrados, por cinco amos
$3.50 por afio. y 42 &
Renovation de contrato de. AREA
damiento de Martin Maristany, de
una finca de SO cuerdas en- ell ba-
rrio Maravillas, Las Marias, por
un ano a $40 por afo.
Protesta de varios residentes y.
contribuyentes de Lares, fechada
mario 18, 1924, contra lag aneoha-
cion de la ordenanza de ennpre:tito
por $180,000 y ordenanza sobre> con-
tribucion especial pidiendo que el
Lcdo. NJ Figueroa del Rosario sea
dido al ser considerable dicha orde-
nanza por ei Conseio Executive. Ar
chivada por haber. llegado podcr
del Consejo fuera de tempo.
s-------
Ell Consejo aprobo una ordenanza
de San Juan de mario 1924 solici-
tando autorizacion para aplicar $50,
600 de la prima del emprestito dc
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Ell Console aprobo una ordenanza
de San Juan de mario 1924 solici-
tando autorizacion para aplicar $50
600 de la prima del emprestito dc
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La Mujer Moderna

Cultiya su belleza. Una figura ele-
gante triunfa siempre. Conservar la fl
gura con lfneas armonicas y simetri-
cas-, es Ell problema femenino.
"LA CREMA MELTo"-es ell valio-
so auxi.iar de la Nujer gruesa.-- 81
quiere Vd. rebajar una barbilla algo
pronuncisda la ''CREMA MELTO" le
sera indispensable. Esta maravillosa
preparation rebaja la grasa, sin afec-
tar Ell ORGANISING. I'm tratamiento ade-
cuado. undo a frecuentes masajes con
Ia "CREEIA MELTO" har$n rebajarla
al peso que Sc desee. Ell martirio de
Ia obesa, ha llegado su termino.
"Melto'' esta la venta en- la Porto
Rico Drug Co., El Paris Bazaar, Coma
lea Padin y Las Novedades Advt.
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toontinuaci6n d. Ia Ira. ,as.,

Ordenanza. de la Asamblea Muni-
cipal de Caguas de febrero 10, 1924,
pidiendo authorization para una trans
formation de $1,352.21 de la partida
"Impresion de bonos, anuncios, gas
tos eventuales, etc." la partida
CONSTRUCTION de can1inos municipal
les, en- ell emprestito de $4,0OO.00.
o. *. - !.
Ordenanza de la Asamblea NUM-
cipal de Ciales, de diciembre 81,
1923, autorizando la contradiction de
un emprestito por la suma de $4,000
con interes que no exceda. del So
anual. Este emprestito Sc pide de.
acuerdo con la Ley No. 50 de julio
21, 1928 que asigna la cantidad de
$4,000 para ayudar al pago de los
estudios dc una carretera que, par
tiendo de GALES empalme con la de
Floridasa a Utuado. Esta inversion no
Sc hara hasta que el Municipio con-
tribuya con la cantidad de $4,000
aprobada al z 60 interes anual
Fueron aprobadas:
-Ordenanza de la AsambIea Mu-
nicipal de Ciales de diciembre 21,.
1923 imponiendo una contribution de
5I100 del 10 para los a1o 1924-25
y1924-26 para pago de capital e in
tereses del emprestito de $4,000.
Ordenanza del Concejo de Admi-
nistracion de Hatillo, febrero 20,
1924, para transferencia de. $4,000
de la partida "sueldo del Comisiona-
do de Benefcencia" la nueva par
tida "Medico Municipal en- ell presu-
puesto de 1923-24.
Ordenanza del Concejo de Admi-
nistraci6n de Hormigueros, febrero
25, 1924 para transferencia de $9.76
entire distintas partidas del presu-
puesto de 1923-24.
Ordenanza de la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal de Lares, febrero 20, 1924,
para contradiction de un cmprsstito
de $4,000 por medic de una emf
sion de bonos; Y para la imposition
de una contribution especial de
40 100 del ~ para los amos 1924-25
y 1963-64 para Ell pago de dicho
emprestito.
Resolution pignorando la buena fe
del Pueblo de Puerto Rico para ell
pago de capitalize intereses del en-
prestito de $4,000.
Proposition de, la ordenanza del
Concejo de Administration de mar
20 II. 1924. (Quebradillas) pidiendo
autorizacion para Ftomars como antici-
po del Banco de Ponce, la suma de
$4,000 a cuenta,6dep los fondos de
la emission de- bonos de $4,000 COM
prada por dicho banco.,
Ordenanza de la iAsamblea NUM-
cipal de San Sebastian, febrero 20,
1924, para transferencia de $106,66
de la partida "Gastos relacionados
con la emission de bonos" la parti-
da "Planta hidrGelectrica' en- Ell en-
prestito de $4,000.
Ordenanza de la Asamblea NUM-
cipal de Cidra, enero 12, 1924, para
un emprestito de $4,000 del "Fondo
Escolar". Estos $4,000, juntos con
los $4,000 asignados en- el empires
tito de $4,000 de Cidra seran des-
tinados para la construction de una
escuela graduada de ocho salones.
I Ell Tesorero somete la aproba-
cion del Consejo Ejecutivo la nue.
va classification de municipios de Ia
Isla, de acuerdo con los artieulos 13
y Ia de la Ley Municipal, Los Mu-
nicipios de Cabo Rojo y Vega Alta.
! que eran municipios de tercera cla-
Sc pasan segunda clase; y los mu-
,nicipios de Caguas, Salinas y Fajai-
do que eran de segunda clase pasah
a ser de primera clase.
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El Jefe de EIecciones...
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actuar como. tai inmedlatamente que
presto Ell juramento, aunque no reciba
Embellishments el certifcado de su
nombramieto. Este Sc exp.de una vez
recibido su juramento en- esta ofcina.
Respecto a los juramentos de fdeli-
dad y toma, de possession, 6stos deberan
llevar siempre Ell nlmero que les CORES
ponda de sus Registros de Afidavits.
FL Attorney General opina que estos
jllramentos, sin la debida numeraci6n
y ell correspondents asiento en- tai Re
gistro, son nulos.
De I'd, atentamente,
E. w. KEITH,
superintendent General de Elecciones
Circular No. 6.
Sefores Presidentes de las Juntas
Locales de Elecciones,
SeiioreS:
: Llamo su atenci6n a un defecto en-
el apartado (14) del modelo de 'peti-
cion de inscription que prescribe la
Secci6n 23 de la Ley Electoral y que,
en- su consecuencia, aparece tambi6n en-
ell modelo impreso de dicha petici6n que
ha preparado la Jnnta Insular de Elec
clones. En-, dicho parrafo Sc autoriza
al peticionario para hacer constar su
harrio calle en- algunos casos, mien-
tras que la Secci6n 35 de la misma ley
requiere que Sc asignen los electores
de un precinto los colegios electorales
.tPOR BARRIoS''. Como veran u.s.
tedes la Junta Insu'ar de elecciones
no puede asignar a los electores a
los colegios por barrios 81 no Sc hacen
constar estos especificamente en- las pc
ticiones y certifcados de inscription.
Por 10 tanto, ''cuando un elector con-
signare en- su petici6n la Gale de su re-
sidencia, es precise que haga constar
Ell barrio,'' fin de que la
Junta Insular de Elecciones pueda asig
mario su correspondence barrio GUAM
do SO haga la division de los precin-
tos por colegios para la votaci6n.
Esta misma question surgi6 en- las
elecciones de 1920 y segln consta en-
Ell Boletfn Administrative No. 200, del
cual SO enviaron entonces eiemplares
las Juntas Locales de Elecciones. fue
motive de grandes inconvenientes pa
ra esta Junta, para las Juntas Loca-
les para los partidos politicos, pues
hubo que corregir muchos errores en-
las inscripciones por ell defecto apun-
tado. Esto pucde evitarse este afio ha
ciendo ustedes todo 10 que este su al
cance para que Sc haga constar eli ba-
rrio la calle del elector zen Ia ne
tici6n y en- el certificado de inscrip-
cion'' cuando la ley lie exige que ha-
ga constar la Gale de s,l residencia Es-
- - HC@~SAN ~ AOO NooOo O0 Uu6 1US pG-
tic:onarios vivian en- los pueblos o ciu-
dades, por ejemplo.
EsTA CIRCULAR NO DEBE IN
TERPRETARSE EN- Ell sENTDo
DE QUE Ell ELEcToR A QUE Sc
REFIERE Ell PARRAFo ANTERIOR
NO TENGA QUE EXPREsAR LA CA
LIE Y NUMERo DE sU REs1DEN-
CTA sEGUN 10 ExIGE LA SEC
CIoN % DE LA LEY ELECTORAL.
sirvanse tratar este asunto con los
Presidentes de los comites Locales de
los partidos Unionista, Republican, y
socialista y soliciten su cooperation pa
ra subsarar este defecto en- la forma
antes indicada. E'los Sc daran cuenta
en- seguida de la importantly que re-
viste el asunto v seguramente les pres
caran a ustedes su pronta eficaz COO
peracion.
Atentamente,
e. w. KEITH,
Superintendent General de Elecciones.
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Sc ALQUH.A

I'm piso grandc, muy fresco y ven
tilado, con magnffico servicio santa
rio, situado en- la calle del Cristo II,
Immediate la Fortaleza Para infor-
mes: Cipriano Santo. Tel. 1924 Rojo,
San Juan. Advt.
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$2,S00,000 para aumentar la asigna-
cion de los hospitales de Santurce.
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SENORAS Y SENORITAS

Economicen con los COLORANTES
PUTNAM. Doble concentrates, mas
fuertes, rinden mas, por este, mas eco
n6micos. Resultados garantizados.
10 cts.
Advt.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
WILL STANDARDIzE TYPES OF NAVY AIRPLANES
hERSChEL ISLAND PARTY
 ARRIVES AT FAIRBANKS

FAIRBANKS, Dec. 12, (AP)@Fghting the Arc tic winter and enduring the hardships of five hundred mile journey the frozen tundra. Capt. E. T. O'Key, C. H. Clarke Rudolph Johnson, E. J. Gall and Ambrose Agaveuk. Eskimo, arrived from Herschel Island from where they started November 13.
 Members of the party reported that Captain Klinkenberg, Master of the Maid of Orleans" is frozen in at Hersche Island and is safe after a successful dash to Coronation Gulf and return.
 Captain O'Key is district manager of the Her schel Island and Hudson Bay Company Johnson
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
WOULD STANDARDISE ON FIVE
 TYPES OF AIRCRAFT FOR NAVY

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13, (AP)-The Navy Department approved the recommendations of the National Advisory Committee Aeronautcs. which was recently sent to Congress by President Coolidge as regards steps necessary to stabilize air craft industries. The Navy Department as it's policy of future aircraft procurement will estab- fish standardization on single designs for each of five types of planes determined by the general Board as necessary for the service sH
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
TACOMA BUYS ARGENTINE CORN
 CHEAPER THAN IOWA PRODUCT

TACOMA, Wash. Dec. 13, (AP)--A shipment of 5000 tons of from Argentina received here res gently, reveoled that from the South American republic could be laid down here cheaper than corn from Iowa. the corn around sthe Horn. and the rate charged was s6.75 ton for the s,000-me sea voyage The duty paid was s54o ton, making the total cost, in addition to the price paid in Argentina, s12.15 ton The rate from Iowa is 1T cents hundred pounds, s142o ton
 The South American corn was delivered to two milling companies here. The price paid in Argen4 tina for the consignment was not disclossd
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
RETURN MATCH TO OCCUR IN EAST
 SAYS GIBBONS

CHICAGO Dec. 13 tAP)-A heavyweight championship battle between Jack Dempsey, world champion and Tommy Gibbons who held out against the champion at Shelby Montana the surprise of many fans, will be staged by Tex Rickard somewhere in the East on July Fourth. This announcement was made by Gibbons today when he arrived here with his wife and babies and his manager, renroute to his home in St. Paul from New York, where he had met Kid Norfolk and knocked him in the sixth round
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
RETURNS DIME THAT PRESIDENT
 COOLIDGE LOST

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12 tAP)--President Cool idge desired that the Campaign pardner for the late election be Dawes because "he is who watches the nickles." But letter from Racine, Wisconsin, received showed that the President does always watch his dimes The letter word ed, Dear Cal-Wsh you Merry Christmas and Happy New Year-You don't know but before you elected I walked behind you and you dropped a dime unnoticed. I picked the dime up and kept it because I hungry and got cup of coffee and two rolls with it. We'll, I've plenty of dimes returning in place of yours A FRIEND"
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
FRENCH DEP0RT
 FOREIGNERS WHO
 HAVE NO PAPERS

PARIS. Dec. 12 (AP)-Premier Herots house cleaning on the Communists simmered down today to the arrest of ten foreigners whose immigration papers were aot wholly orderly and steps being taken for the deportation of these persons. The police drive ssems to be reduced to ferreting out the undesirable foreigners and visitors warned to that their papers correct in every detail
 Many persons nnconnected with the Communists known to have been picked up because they explained to the correspondents that the Commun- ism was Insignificant but that they desired to sup press it in the bud for fear that it might become growing panic during the winter. The opposition press has rdiculed the administration stating that the deportations are ineffective
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13

WASHINGTON, Dec 13. (AP)-Two bills, one carrying number of navy department rec concentrations and another authorizing the re organization of the Navy and Marine Corps Re serves were passed yesterday by the House and sent on to the Senate Enlistments would be affected by both in the general bill
 authorizing six year enlistments as we'll as the
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
TWO BRIGADIER GENERALS HAVE
 BEEN PROMOTED ONE GRADE

WASHINGTON. Dec 12, (AP)-President Cool idge has named Brigadier General Craig to be the Chief of Cavalry with the rank of Major General and Brigadier General Nolan to be Deputy Chief of Staff, with the rank of Major General.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
ALASKA CABLE INTERRUPTED

The new Alaska Cable which was completed in October broke somewhere between Seattle and Ket- chikan some time Friday. No advices have been received to when cable communications will be restored. Only straight day messages will be re- ceived for transmission between Ketchikan and se- attle but Alaska nisht messages will not be inter rppted acordins to Sergeant Anderson of the local aignal Corps station.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
LATE FLASHES FROM WASHINGTON PROCEEDINGS

present two, three and four year periods.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 12, lAP)-In an endeavor bolster up the administration Senator French opposed early Overriding by Presidential veto Of inc Postal employees paybill by Coolidge , at conference attended by dozen Republican Senators.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 12, (AP)-special-- The advisory council of the National Conference of Ont Door Recreation indorsed the Alaska Game Bill passed by the Senate and favorably reported on by the House Agricultural Committee. David Whtcomb, Judge Austin E. Grithths and Winlock w. Mellor of Seattle are among five appointed to enlarge the advisory council.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
ATTEMP TO PLACE AkeL0-EcYPT TILT
 BEFORE THE LEAGUE

ROME Dec IF. (AP)--senator Famous, mem- ber of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Egypt ian Senate arrived here today and announced that he would attempt to induce some members of the Council of the League of Nations to bring up the Anglo Egyptian conflict before that body
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12, (AP)-Secretary Work reported Congress that from sales of surplus obsolete material and equipment of the Alaska Railroad, s2ss0S had been raised. There also refunded from construction and operation funds s3,749.50.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
GoMPERS
 DIED THIS MORNING

LoREDo, Texas Dec. 12 (AP)--samuel Comp CTS President of the American Federation of Labor was able to sit up beside his bed and take slight nourishment today His train left Loredo the way to San Antonio In addition to a little milk he was also given cup of tea.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13

WASHINGTON, Dec 12. tAP)--A conference on the future political action of the body which dorsed LAFollette last July brought up for the consideration of leaders of the movement and called by William Johnson. chairman of the National mittee. Mrs. La Toilette will not attend
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
STORMS IN WEST PLAY hAvIc WITH
 COMMUNICATION

Chicago, December 12. (AP)-- Storms in the West and Middle West caused the Associated Press to use six thousand miles of wires to single copy from the Giants tonight between Chicago and San Francisco, via Portland, Oregon.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
ADMIRAL BENSON OPPOSES COOLIDGE
 PLAN IN REGARD SHIPPING BOARD

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13, (AP)--The separa- tion of the Emergency Fleet Corporation from the Shipping P,-id recommended by President Coolidge is bitterly opposed by Rear Admiral Benson, retired. before the House Investigating Committee.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
COST OF GAS LAID T2 MAYOR
 ,UNICH CITIZENS BRING SUIT

ss MUNICH, Dec. 1s. (AP) Because gas comes high to the householders of Munich they have united to bring suit against the mayor of the city He is charged with usury
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13

and Clarke will leave Friday for Vancouver, E. C., confer with officials the wreck of the illfated Lady Kindersey.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
BUDAPEST FLoCKs TO FOOTBALL,

as DUrAPEsT, Dec. 1s. tAPJ crowd of s5.ooo psopls gkthered in this cisy recently to witness soccer football game bstween German apd. Hungar
 ian playen The German tsan vas beaten 4-1.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
SWAP PLAYERS
 TO BUILD UP BIG LEAGUE} TEAMS

CHICAGO, Dec. 12, (AP)-Eddie Collins an- nounced that he had signed contract to manage the White Sox. succeeding Evers. is said that the Senators have obtained Covleskey,
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
ESKIMO BILLED TO MEET
 AUSTRALIAN PUG

SEATTLE, Dec. 12. (AP)--It was announced here that Joe Manila, Alaska Eskimo will meet Mike oConnor Australian Middleweght boxer next Tuesday night gfps
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13

CLEELAND, Dec. 12 (AP)-Mke McNally Cleveland utility pitcher traded yesterday to Boston by the Yankees for Skanks speece sub pit cher c. E. Smith outfielder was traded for Covleskey.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12, (AP)-The Navys new aircraft carrier the U. s. S. Langley first Desel driven battlecraft in the world will be in use in San Francisco with the battle fleet in March of next year.
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13
f,ondition Graye

SAN ANTONIO Texas. Dec. 12, (AP)--- The train on which Samuel Gompers is travelling arrived here today and three physicians after at tending the notable issued bulletin statements to the effect that his condition is still very grave. M
The Nome nugget., 1924-12-13

Oompers Dies At 4:1o This Morning San Antonio Dec. 1s. (AP)- Special Samuel
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-07-08
SAYS n. D. IS
BEST PLACE
Middaugh Advises Against
Moving to Washington,
Oregon

r. A. Middaugh, former fire marsh
al and farmer, who has returned
from Oregon and Washington, where
he spent the winter, declares North
Dakota is the only place for him.
Mr.. Middaugh and wife were at
Longview, Washington, Il boom lum-
Der town, and hi declared it was
simply boom town. During the
winter, he said, from 100 to 600 men
stood in line each day seeking work,
and were it not for the Salvation
Army, citizens and other organiza-
tions, many would have suffered
much, he said.
The two states, he said, offer the
North Dakota farmer who desires to
move only lumber, mining and oil
industries, foreign to him. Mr..
Middaugh declared the orchard in
dustry was in Il bad way in the two
states, and said that he could take
a North Dakotan there and get him
five, or ten acre orchard if the
North Dakotan would agree to pay
the debts and give the owner 500
to get out of the country.
If farmers from the Northwest who
are migrating to the coast knew what
they were going up against, they
would be glad to stay here, he SAID.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-07-08
ASTOUNDING
ATTENUATION
POSSIBLE

Baltimore, July 8. CA. PA drug
of such tremendous power that it
is used in ratio of one part in
1880, 100000 Of solution has been
produced by DR.. John j. Abel, Pro-
fessor of Pharmacology at the Medi-
cal School of Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, it has been announced. 1t is a
tartrate compound extracted from the
pituitary gland of cattle and is used
in obstetrics and as specific for
diabetes insipidus. One ounce of
this tartrate, it is said, would turn
all the water in one-foot pipe line
running from New York to San
Francisco, into pituitary extract.
The pituitary gland lies in a bony
cavity at the base of the brain and
controls functions of growth. Its dis
orders are regarded as the cause of
such human abnormalities as those
of the circus giants. DR.. Abel is
endeavoring to isolate the absolutely
pure principle of the pituitary organ
so that it's effects can be studied
with exactness. He was the first to