Prohibition Agents Trained To Smell Out Illicit Stills
Chicago reporters note Elbert H. Loyd of St. Joseph, Missouri, leads a mopping up brigade that trains agents to smell out bootlegging by scent, hearing, eyes, and other senses. The emphasis is on teaching noses to distinguish a ruin from creosote and to detect the trail of a still amid noisy factory clues.
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Elbert H. Loyd
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Loyd
Willy
Police Head Peserath Links Green Color to Oyster Diet
Police head Peserath states the green hue of French oysters arises from a pigment found in their food materials. The finding suggests a direct dietary influence on shellfish coloration linking nutrition to appearance.
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Peserath
Applications for patents in Great Britain totalled over 30 000
The report notes that patent applications in Great Britain exceeded thirty thousand in 1922 and highlights rising activity in the sector. It references the overall trend and suggests continued growth into the following year.
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