The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 January 1958 — Page 6

I* \T.r<TTVF Pj rhnrl^e an-: Roachdale fire d«partm?nt was called to the farm heme of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sdlorrson . Sunday morning. The houfe ?rne contents were both badly damaged. Mrs. Dessie Solomon called cn Mrs. ( J-'red Ror’gf-i - Sunday momTHg. Mrs. C'arer e Beck called on Mrs. Henry Osborn Saturday morning. Mis. Dessie Solomcn and Mrs. Henry Osborn called on Mrs. Lelia Hague Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Osborn of Clayton called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborn Sunday even-

Cure Discovered For Poison Ivy

NEW YORK (UP» — Science seems to have forged a really effective weapon against poison ivy — at last. This means that even if spring is far away, thousands : may now look forward to its com- I • ng without any sense of dread. { The weapon is e chemical com-

pound -made - in the laboratory com P°u nd s very much like the

medical society of the state of here on the way home from New York. The idea of the injec- Florida where they visited their tions was to :‘influence” the i son. Mr. and Mrs. Max Wood and

"shock organ” involved in poison son. ivy poisoning into producing

against the

shock.” The ‘-shock organ” here is the base layer of the skin.

highly senritive to poison ivy. upon persons sensitive to poison given.

Lawson and a group of his 1V >'- ’ Twenty of the 3£ recipients of graduate students were the first Dr. Harry Keil. an allergist, got i “courses” were en irely free of to break down the chemistry of a supply of it for testing in those poison ivy attacks for an entire the poison into its component people. He selected 28 of his pa- summer although, Neil specified, parts. Several of these compo- tients who were, in his words, there was no doubt _hat they had ; chemical ^dofenre rents they duplicated with chem- “known to be intensely hyper- been in contact with poison ivy. j ical compounds of their own rnak- sensitive to poison ivy and to be Sixteen had mild, short attacks, ing. AH this war dmc bai.-t in in direct or indirect contact with "’hich may have been produced

the plant.” by the chemical compound itself. In late April and early May he The remaining 2 of the 38. Keil injected a tiny amount of the classified as “failures” but as compound under the skin of an ‘moderate” ones. One of these

arm, just enough to produce a two, for instance, yulled poison week end with Mr. and Mm. Cline relatives. slight bump. He did this once a ivy out of the ground with bare j Spencer and family. Mr. and Mr. and Mm. Frank Everman

identical. One of these analogues week for six weeks. Some of the hands which will give a mild : Mrs. Charles Spencer and son spent last Sunday afternoon with was. chemically speaking. 3-n- 28 got the ‘-course” of injections poison ivy attack to some persons were guests also. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lawter. physi .ian gave summer long im- P enta< ^ ecvl catechol which the- 1 during succeeding springs, a year who have natural immunity. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wood of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harbison muni: • to persons who had been ! optically could bestow immunity apart. In all 38 ‘‘courses” were Ke i! made his report to the ! Indian apolis called on friends and Nancy and Tommy of Hnm-

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These compounds ^re altered in various chemical rays to produce analogues, that is chemical

of Dr. Charles R. Dawson, chemistry professor at Columbia University. With that compound, a

parent compound but still not

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Mr. and Mrs. James Hope and daughter, Debbie of Kokomo an Mm. Murphy of Peru spent last

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Silvey of Creenca tle called on Mr and Mr u Fred Spencer Friday even-

ing..

Miss Blanche Spencer is visitng relatives iii Garnet. Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Haines and rh'idre.i of Flossmore, 111. spent r. p rt of last week here with 1

mond spent the Christmas holi^

days here with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Walker Ramsay left Thursday tos pend the rest of the winter in Sebring. Florida The Boy Scouts of America was formed in 1910 when the Woodcraft Indians united with

I ihe Sons of Daniel B > •

The bottle-nosed dolphin or | porpoise can outKwim most fish but can remain submerged no longer than three minutes .

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