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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1945
Page
1
Anthropologists discuss alleged primitive customs in the Aleut region including polygamy, child rearing and marriage practices once thought widespread. Modern descendants are said not to follow these patterns, with names and colonial distortions shaping descriptions.
The Aurelia Sentinel announces subscription rates of 1.50 and 2.00 dollars and notes the paper will not stop at expiration unless notified. It reminds subscribers continuing to receive the paper must pay for it. Carl J. Lighter is the managing editor, and the paper is published weekly in Aurelia Iowa.
Oliver Loving born in Hopkins County Kentucky moved to Texas and lived in Jack County. He led the first Texas to Chicago cattle drive in 1858. After Civil War he and a partner failed a Santa Fe drive. they were attacked by Comanche, Loving wounded but survived.
A fragment notes plastics make up most production and are used in aircraft, battleships, and precision projectiles. It mentions resilience to temperature shifts from extreme ground heat to cold air and implies widespread industrial usage across military and transportation sectors.
Extension service foresters say a good windbreak north of a house can trim fuel use by up to 25 percent in winter. Homes in corners or near two shelterbelts may save 32 to 34 percent, while groves protecting from all winds can yield as much as 42 percent. Savings depend on proximity of the tree belt to the residence.
In early war, pilots forced to bail out over sea or jungle faced food shortages. The new .45 caliber pistol cartridges are packed in two waterproof boxes of twenty shots each. The kit helps marooned fliers bag small game for survival until rescue by Allied forces.
The Chinese Geological Survey in 1934 estimated China's known oil reserve at over 2 billion barrels with additional potential in Manchuria. Estimates for total reserves approached 4 billion barrels, though conservative as Kansu and Sinkiang deposits were not counted.
University of Missouri expert explains winter egg production can rise with artificial lights. Production mainly increases through stimulated hormone activity, not just more feed or water. Various lighting plans work, morning lights perform well and dimming helps roosting, with combined morning and evening lighting offering precise day length control.
Lois A. Lutz advises home managers on saving rugs and protecting pets from dirt moths and furniture damage. Use caster cups under legs glass grit or weed pads under floor severines for wear. a mothproof hair pad or layered newspapers may help. daily brushing and sweeping keep dirt from reaching rug fibers. dining room rugs need daily brushing to remove grease and crumbs before staining.
A study of 2 800 magnetic storm days from 1906 to 442 at the Commonwealth Solar Observatory Canberra finds four groups tied to 27 periods. Three groups relate to sun eruptions or sunspots with storms arriving about 1.5 to 2.5 days after solar disturbances. a fourth group includes minor storms from a sun region with no visible outbreak, requiring about three days travel to Earth.
Researchers A H Wheeler and W J Nungester at the University of Michigan Hygienic Laboratory found atropine reducing influenza mortality in mice. Giving atropine 15 minutes before infection cut deaths from 58 percent to 22 percent in heavy virus exposure, reporting in Science.
A detailed Aurelia Consolidated School notes a busy period with new story books, a Halloween themed room, perfect attendance, and multiple spelling and classroom achievements. New students Ardys Dyslin and Delores Dyslin join. teachers report library book additions and six weeks of tests, report cards, and upcoming Homecoming floats.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson of Linn Grove and families visited the Art Hickey home for Sunday dinner. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Otto died Thursday. funeral Friday at the home. Mrs. O. C. Hickey made a Cherokee call. LeRoy Hench and Mrs. Bruce visited Ames and Iowa State College. Vernon Ohlson and spouse spent the weekend in Cedar Falls visiting Lois Ohlson at Iowa State Teaching College. Walter Radke and daughter, and the Ern est Newman home in Storm Lake hosted Sunday events.
Malaria affects more people than any other disease with nearly 16 million reported under treatment by the League of Nations in 1931. The text notes vast numbers untreated and stresses the home maker must plan hours for herself, family, and patient care even after shouldering many duties.
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