The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 May 1929 — Page 4
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Napara Rugs Both plain and printed patterns, size 27 x 54.
We are offering the Thirds, which are miss prints, size 27 x 54 at 49c Seconds 69c These Hugs are washable, very suitable for porches, kitchens, bed rooms etc. for sale in our Basement. .
WE ARE CLOSED ALL DAY TOMORROW, MEMORIAL DAY.
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' ADVANCE SEEN IN BATTLE ON TUBERCULOSIS
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ENDS 25 YEARS OF ITS FIGHT AGAINST DISEASE.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May 29. (UP)—Twenty five years after its inception the National Tuberculosis Association met here today to review the results of its winning fight against disease and to outline plans for further victories. Good news awaited the delegates. They were told of two scientific advances that should have far-reaching consequences in the diagnosis and the treatment of tuberculosis. Tuberculin, the substance used in the test for detecting tuberculosis in human beings as well as cattle, has been reduced to absolute purity, something heretofore never achieved, so that it can be supplied wholly free from other substances which have affected the accuracy of these tests in the past. The details of this process were described by Dr. Esmond R. Long and Dr. Florence FI. Seibert, of the University of Chicago. The second research achievement consists of the production of a whol- i JJjly new mechanism for testing the in-
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Voncastle
tonight LAST TIMES—7 - 8:13 P. M. 10c - 'tOc
AT THE VONCASTLE
“The Sporting Age” will appeal to all ages and classes. It is a picture teeming with the spirit of today. Columbia is to be congratulated upon
I band prevent a tragedy.
1 Intersperced in this highly dramatic „„ ii5 „„ lflcocllv lllc production are horse races, yachting Tllis W as disclosed in reports submit-
dividual for the presence of tuberculosis. which is expected to render the detection of this disease possible within three or four days of infection instead of an average of two months afterward, as is at present the case.
ted by Drs. Florence R. Sabin, C. A. Doan and C. E. Forkner, of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. Both these scientific groups conducted their studies in co-operation with the
events, racing automobiles, a railroad wreck and an airplane thrill.
...... . , Holmes Herbert does some excelbringing to the screen an interesting , ent actin(f (iurin( , th( , nc ,. s t , lat dean cut stpry of modern life full of sh((W hjm as a bljmj man . Carro |,
thrills- adventure “"'1 sportsmanship; antl j him , Borio win their J Medical Rpsear , h c ommittee of the
I way into the hearts of the audience. |^ ational Tubereu h , 0 L Association of A number of thrill- and sporting which Dr. William Charles White of
. . , . , , , , P v,, nts are cleverly introduced and Washington, D. C., is chairman.
The picture w hich plays Thursday | hold the attention. It is a picture and Fritlay at the Voncastle, starring suitable for the whole family.
Belle Bennett, is one to which the 1
whole family may go without any misgivings. It is pure, wholesome
and gives a hundred per cent enter- i 0 : j tainment value. I - - - —
sordid atmosphere usually resorted to
in films of this sort.
Diagnosis of tuberculosis will be come much more exact by reason of
lonight, Helene Chadwick in “Mod- ; the perfection of tuberculin to crysern Mothers will have it s final ^ talline purity, according to scientific showing. authorities in attendance at the meeto i inir. Particularly in the examination
PHARMACISTS TO MEET of children suspected of infection will
I he action centers about a middle; WARSAW, Ind., May 22 (UP) —; the new tuberculin be of great value, aged woman, the wife of a man whose The annual convention of the Indiana ! for heretofore it has not been cerinterest is centered in horses. The Pharmaceutical Association will be tain, in the individual case, that a woman awakens to the realization held at South Shore Inn, Lake Wa- ! positive reaction was not caused by that she is passing out of her girl-1 wasee, June 18, 19, and 20. Attend- one of the various impurities which
ance of 40u is expected. L. B. Up- ! were known to exist in the tuberculin
ton, Evansville, is president of the' used.
The skin test has always probably been complicated by elements in the test fluid other than those which indicate the disease. It will also affect
is passing out of her girl-j wasee, June 18, 19, and
hood days of romance and makes a desperate effort to win the heart of |
a youth. Skillfully she practices her ; association; F. E. Dinke, Ft. Wayne,) arts and in so doing nearly wrecks j secretary-trea urer; and the conven- 1 three lives. The timely intervention tion program committee headed by and skillful manipulation- of her bus- otto Peters, Ft. Wayne.
ADDED SHORT SI BJEUTS THUR. - FRI. 2:15 - 7 AND 8:t'> P, M.—10c-30c Here is a fine DECORATION DAY PROGRAM that fits the Occasion in Every Respect.
Well Known 1 Kokomo Man Lauds Konjola
Carpenter. 71 YeYars Old, Says New Medicine Made .Him teel Years Younger.
RUSSELLVILLE ' ily, Mr» \t ■ Theodore Grant of St. Paul, Minn.! Mr. and Mr^r^**''' 1 *' is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mont Huz- more iUe
tot MR. M. P. BURNS
lett.
Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Grimes and family of Ludlow, Ky., are visiting j the former’s mother, Mrs. Walter
| Grimes.
Miss Frances Grove of Crawfordsj ville was a week-end guest of Mar- | garet Webster. Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Koehne entertain- ; ed at luncheon Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. El. Rayle and Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gardner, Mrs. Margaret Gardner, Mrs. Mary Gott, Miss Jennie Leonard, Mrs. Blanche Belles and Mrs. Hazel Moore attended an Eastern Star meeting Thursday evening at Greencastle. Fred Sturgeon, Mayro Grimes, Dee Flock and Blaine Graham attended the Kentucky Derby, Saturday. Mrs. Ida Gross of Botlmore, spent Sunday with Mrs. Cora Bain. Mrs. Ruby Yarbrough of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Sutherlin. C. J. Leonard has been at Martimville taking treatment for the past week returned home Friday. Cleon Potter of Indianapolis spent Sunday here with his parents. Mrs. Hettie Long of Brownsburg, rpent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. E. W. Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. 0. V. Everman weie in Indianapolis Tuesday on busine-s.
were Mr. aiui Mr!
Mrs. Shirley R ^ O Washington. fro ®
IndianapoHs^iJjj^Hr* granddaughters ^ ^
If you like horse-racing, yachting, and thrilling sequences of speeding automobiles, railroad wrecks and airplanes crashing to earth you will enjoy this picture...
A NEW SIX AT A PRICE WITHIN THE REACH OF MILLIONS Be among the first to see what distinctive appearance and what remarkable performance Buick can build into a six at a price within the reach of millions. The Marquette will stand at the head of its price class as naturally as Buick leads its field, ip Fitted with the latest design in closed bodies by Fisher, every line of this attractive new car spells style — but to appreciate the outstanding difference between the Marquette and cars of comparable price, you must judge it by performance. In this new six are the sparkle and snap, the responsiveness, balance, and ease of control of a truly fine car —with the added advantage of Buick-built sturdiness and stamina that mean uninterrupted service. BUICK MOTOI COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIGAN _ . Dlviilon of Oonoral Motor* _ 4 Conoco* factor!#* Sulldor* of Mclaughlin-lulck, Oitiewa, Out. ” Svlck and Mofqvotf* Motor Car* MOFFETT-BUICK
tion, and 1 never have to get up nights ay more. My bowels are regular, 1 am glad of this opportunity to tell others of the remarkable results 1 received.” Konjola is sold in Greencastle at Owl Drug Store and by ali the best druggists in all towns throughout
this entire section.
M>-and Mr, Chrci^ **
Mary Cox spent tho Maudie and Martha Co* Mrs. Noll Bettis and
Eula Staggs called '" ll Goddard one day | a> t ^
Mr. ami Mrs. E a rl Surt*, word of the accident of Mr, James Frank,
the Putnam Countv u ‘ a! *' Greencastle, Saturday niJhS taken to her home Sunday
EAST MARlox
Mr. Holycross of Grccnca, the week-end with lied Bui •I hose who took Sunday dini*, V* »i. Newman and family Swarens and Rev. Steph^ 0 ,, castle and Mr. and M rs . 0tl . '
and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Lister
daughter of Giecm astle caikd. I Myrtle Storm and son \v«i
evening.
j John Cash and wife (alled^ | vin Ruark and family Sunday" Fred Tim ber and wife ca y
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Pitcock were Mr. and Mrs. S. U. Mon av i®) ! Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. | drew Timber, Sunday aftem Mont Hazlett and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mr-. Robert Storm of
visiting Mrs. Myrtle Storm anT Leonard Newman spent Ha, night with Oran Buis and (aa^ Mr. and Mrs. Forest McXary son, Marion, Mr. and Mrs. LL and granddaughter, Doris Ann, tored to L'lgansport Sunday to Mr. ami Mrs. 0. H. McN'arywbo in the hospital. Mr. McN’ary,wko operated on for appen .iciti,., kaa veloped pneumonia but was imp Sunday. Mrs. McN'ary, who had nasal operation is doing nicely. George Appleby and family rj" Sunday with Mrs. Maggie iiton Harold Hunter spent Sunday
“I suffered for years and years from a weak and disordered stomach,” said Mr. M. P. Bums, 1014 West Haven street, Kokomo. “Indigestion followed every meal. Gas formed, and my stomach bloated. 1 often belched up a hot, sour liquid. My liver was sluggish. Then too, my kidneys were in bad condition. I hail to get up
three or four times every night due to ; Gran.
freuuent bladder actions. i Glare,,ce Wilson returned Saturday
evening from Kansas.
"Since I started using this new ! m 1h . j. t. Byrd spent Sunday with
medicine, Koiijoya, 1 feel like a dif- ; Mrs. Queen Gibson. ferent man. I feel years youngr. My 1 o stomach had been corrected and I on- CLINTON FALLS
joy my food. My liver and kidneys A three act comedy two hours long ‘ have been restored to healthy condi- "Clubbing a Husband” will be given
at Clinton Falls M. P. church next Friday night, May 31st. The proceeds will go for the cemetery. There will be plenty of good music. Everybody cordially inivited to come. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Koffell from Frankfort, Mrs. Carrie Ratcliff of j
1 Urbana, 111., Charlie Moore and fain- relatives at 1’utnamville.
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directly the testing of cattle, and reduce the number of animals which aie slaughtered because they react positively to tuberculin and yet show no signs of tuberculosis. Research work is to-be continued by Drs. Long and Seibert of the University of Chicago to discover to what evtent the avian type of the disease in chicken, and the bovine tvpe in rattle may be the cause of the human disease. Authorities state that the work already done in eliminating foreign elements from tuberculin will affect the diagnosis of other bacterial diseases in a similar manner, rendering method much more accurate and dependable. The new test devised for the earlier diagnosis of tuberculosis by members of the Rockefeller Institute utilize. a mall quantity of the blood of the patient. The red corpuscles are removnl and the remaining serum dilutid ai d placed in a test tube containing one of the fatty fractions of the tuberculosis germ, known a- phosphatide. If the patient has tubercuI si.- there will b, a precipitate, but if the di ea.-.e is not present, nothing will occur. This new test will also be of use in distinguishing between cases of meningiti- which are tuberculosis and those which are not, something which science has heretofore been unable to do early in the disease and accurately. ILL OVER INDIANA SOUTH 1>END — An informal reception will be held Minday to mark turning over of the new union railroad station to the city of South ,Bend. Mayor Chester R. Montgomery lias announced guests will include P. E. Crowley, president of the New Y’ork Central railroad, who will make the piesentation and S. W. Hungerford, first vice president of the Grand Trunk.
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