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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1933

Page

3

Trepaning Skill Among Ancient Americas Revealed

Smithsonian curator Dr. Ales Hrduleka notes Indians practiced trephining before Columbus. He cites advanced skull surgery as a widespread craft in the New World, with specialists refining the method on corpses before treating living patients after battles. He links its origins to Ashi and neolithic Europe and North Africa.

New World Columbus Ales Hrduleka Smithsonian Institution National Museum Hrdlieka Europe Africa

Cole's Carboli salve advertised for quick relief

An old advertisement touts Cole's Carboli salve as fast acting for burning skin diseases with no scarring. It claims complete cures and notes the price as 800 and 600 at pharmacies, with J. W. Cola Co in Rockford, Illinois listed as the supplier.

Cole J. W. Cola Co Rockford

When thoroughly sophisticated, happiness fades to philosophy

The ad hints at dissatisfaction with modern life and cites Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a remedy to regulate liver, bowels, and stomach. It contrasts complex thinking with a wish to regain basic well being while referencing fragile rights and societal exchanges.

Dr Pierce

One Sure Way to End Coughs and Colds

An ad touts Creomulsion as a new medical discovery that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote is a leading healing agent for persistent coughs, colds, bronchitis, and respiratory illnesses, with a money-back guarantee if not relieved after following directions.

Not Reasonable No One Ever Thought We Had More Money

A terse remark questions perceived wealth compared with the Bruins, signaling skepticism about financial superiority and implying a comparison of resources or funding. The line suggests frustration or disbelief about claims of greater financial strength.

Bruins

Nut quarrel teaches greed at Green Forest

In the Green Forest Happy Jack Squirrel and Chatterer fight over fallen chestnut nuts while Striped Chipmunk quietly pockets them for his store. Sammy Jay and the Merry Little Breezes watch as the two cousins tire themselves, only to find no nuts left when they stop. The cheeky chipmunk ends with the lesson that greed yields nothing.

Reed Happy Jack Squirrel Chatter Red Squirrel Green Forest Happy Jack Chatterer Merry Little Breezes Jack Sammy Jay Sammy Ver Striped Chipmunk Might Hutterer T. W. Burgess

Afternoon ensemble in black and white fashion

A new afternoon ensemble features a black crepe dress with puffed above the elbow sleeves and a fitted cuff, a white crepe collar forming a high bodice line, and a white silk embroidered turban hat. Accessories include a bed sash at the waist, a velvet trim, and ermine edging to complete the sleek look.

Sunday Evening Supper Advice for Easy Hosting

The article advises hosting a relaxed Sunday supper with careful serving and minimal mess. It suggests ample guest space, compact salads, arranged accompaniments, buttered rolls, and easy to eat hot meat, followed by desserts. A tea cart on a top shelf aids service, with small tables for groups of two or three guests.

Western Newspaper Union

Absurd Definitions From Exam Papers and Miscellany

A string of humorous, nonsensical phrases appears from exam papers and essays. Items include dry witticisms about boners, urns, aprons, and a misread Macbeth on a vaulting horse. The fragment references religious fanatics building desert columns and a nod to Madame Carie and radio.

Hannah Dustin and Mad Anne Bailey Frontier Heroines Rise

In 1697 Hannah Dustin, wife of Thomas Dustin of Haverhill Massachusetts, aided by Mary Neff and an English boy, killed ten of a marauding Indian camp during captivity and escaped down the Merrimac. Later, Anne Bailey, known as Mad Anne, dressed as a man to defend frontier settlers, aiding Fort Lee near Charleston. A bronze marker honors her and Dustin Island memory on a Virginia highway.

Hannah Dustin Haverhill Mass Thomas Dustin Hannah Thomas Mary Neff Dustin Island Merrimac River Concord N. BH Samuel Leonardson Worcester Ananah Samuel Mrs. Neff Merrimac Virginia Anne Bailey Anne Trotter Point Pleasant Liverpool England Staunton Anne Covington Mountain Allegheny County Fort Lee Charleston W. Va Ines Fort Union Lewisburg John Bailey Hot Springs Covington Daughters of the American Revolution Anne” Bailey

The Greatest Thing in Life Poem Fragment

A poetic reflection questions what is the greatest thing in life noting wealth fame and pleasure fade while life itself endures. It asks whether love feeling and belief outweigh material success and ends with life as the greatest thing per Douglas Malloch in a WNU Service item.

Tfe Douglan Malloch WNU Bervice

Pop What Is a Village In The Tongue Travel

A 1932 Bell Syndicate WNU Service note presents a witty exchange about language and place where the tongue travels farther than the eye reflecting playful dialect critique.

Bell-Syndicate WNU

Big Hole in Earth Ascribed to Comet

The AAAS annual meeting featured a theory that Earth suffered a prehistoric collision with a giant comet. Dr I A Melton and Dr William Schriever of the University of Oklahoma propose that 400 mile diameter comet struck Earth and scattered debris across 190,000 square miles in South Carolina and beyond, forming vast bays and 8,000 foot scars.

American Association For the Advancement of Science and Associated Societies I. A. Melton William Schriever University of Oklahoma Carolinas Professor Melton Horry County S.C Arizona Siberia Doctor Melton Doctor Lehriever South Carolina

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