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invented in the 1920s by
Thomas M. "
Ptomaine Tommy" DeForest, who
founded a sawdust-floored all-night restaurant, "
Ptomaine Tommy's",
located in the Lincoln...
- ISBN 978-3-8348-1245-2
Ludwig Brieger, "Weitere
Untersuchungen über
Ptomaine" [Further
investigations into
ptomaines] (Berlin, Germany:
August Hirschwald, 1885), page 43...
- 1892 Merck's
Bulletin stated, "We name such
products of
bacterial origin ptomaines; and the
special alkaloid produced by the
comma bacillus is variously...
- English.
Ludwig Brieger, "Weitere
Untersuchungen über
Ptomaine" [Further
investigations into
ptomaines] (Berlin, Germany:
August Hirschwald, 1885), page 43...
- of the
Northern Party suffered intensely from
other symptoms,
including ptomaine poisoning.
Under near-lethal conditions, the
members of the
Northern Party...
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perceived as
Ptomaine Poisoning,
caused by a
fundamental flaw in
understanding how it worked.
While the
medical establishment ditched Ptomaine theory by...
- asymptomatic, apoptosis, peripeteia, peripety, polyptoton, proptosis, proptotic,
ptomaine, ptosis, ptotic, symptom, symptomatic,
symptosis ptoch- poor Gr**** πτωχός...
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following the new germ
theory of disease – that
scurvy was
caused by
ptomaine, a
waste product of bacteria,
particularly in
tainted tinned meat. Infantile...
- its 1922
successor Babbitt.
Contemporary parodies of the book
included Ptomaine Street, by
Carolyn Wells, and Jane
Street of
Gopher Prairie, by
James Stetson...
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Jimmy Potts Hollywood on
Parade No. 9 (1933, Short) ****
Below (1933) as
Ptomaine, Ship's Cook
Broadway to
Hollywood (1933) as Himself,
Hollywood Character...
