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...When Senator Warren Gamaliel Harding was yet candidate for the U. S. Presidency, Dr. Wilbur supported him publicly. At President Harding's death, Dr. Wilbur, with Dr. Charles Miner Cooper, performed the autopsy and prepared the statement of his physical condition "as it affected his last illness and his sudden death in 1923." At that time Dr. Wilbur was President of the American Medical Association, a potent position during a presidential campaign year. He might have had a Cabinet appointment himself. But for him, the continued chieftainship of a university is more notable than the term occupancy...
...Corp. of New York. General Carbonic and Liquid Carbonic are other corporations now making "safe dry," a form of "dry ice," which became a commercial product in 1925. To make solid carbon dioxide: invert a tank of liquid carbon dioxide under pressure, open the valve. The sudden lessening of the pressure causes the liquid as it squirts out to turn part cold solid, part...
...trouble was, that the divine spark which entertainers sometimes catch and which draws the audience into a kindred state of mind, has either been completely extinguished or badly dampened in the sudden jump to Boston's early spring. Some of the acts had distinct possibilities but they never seemed to materialize. Also most of them were executed so crudely that it required some effort to be overcome by their humor. The exception was an operatic version of a sixteenth century "pick up" in the best New Yorkese of the twentieth century. Johnny Dooley carried off the comedy honors in this...
...faction, led by the three Shelton brothers, also "mourns leaders' absence," for recently, Carl, Earl and Bernie Shelton entered Leavenworth Penitentiary, began 25-year sentences for robbing U.S. mails in Collinsville, Ill., on Jan. 27, 1925. Perhaps there may be a lull in Williamson County battle, murder and sudden death...
...providing life sentences for hardened offenders. The principle of the law was called into question by some jurists at the time of its adoption, and there was the natural doubt as to whether the law would accomplish its purpose. The latest development is a rather humorous one. A sudden increase in violent crime in the city of Washington along with a pronounced decrease in New York has led the authorities to the conclusion that New York gangs are taking to the road as a result...