Chevrolet Sales Top 100000 Mark First Time In Years
Detroit report notes Chevrolet total monthly sales surpassed 100000 for the first time in three years. Through April retail sales up 62 percent from a year ago with 281033 for the first four months, aided by 1934 knee action models despite prior shortages.
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Don’t Take Unknown Drugs Says Doctors
Doctors worldwide warn against buying or taking unknown drugs and urge customers to ask their own doctor. When buying Bayer Aspirin in stores, ensure you get Genuine Bayer Aspirin, endorsed as safe relief for headaches colds sore throat and rheumatism with no heart harm.
Endemic Typhus Spread by Rat Fleas and Mites
Public health service research traced endemic typhus to rat fleas in rats at Baltimore warehouses and found a mite transmission link. The disease, milder than European typhus but deadly in crowded areas, affects rough living conditions with a 25 to 30 percent fatality range. Norway rat damage to the US economy runs near 250 million dollars annually.
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Baltimore
Department of Agriculture
North America
United States
Pipes Show Indian English Styles From Jamestown Relic Collection
The Smithsonian showcases Captain John Smith era pipes from Jamestown Island. Some are Indian made while others England produced. Indian pipes used a reed hollow stem for a clear smoke channel, English pipes used a wire to form a small channel prone to clogging. The exhibit highlights cultural exchange and the transfer back to origin.
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Jamestown Island
New World
Smithsonian Institution
England
Nitrogen Fixation Through Historical Gas Reactions
This passage traces nitrogen chemistry from 1785 to 1860. Henry Cavendish and W F Donkin showed nitrogen’s reactivity with oxygen and its reduction to ammonia via electric discharge. Desfosses produced cyanide from nitrogen with heated carbon and alkali. Marguerite and Sourdeval linked barium cyanide formation from nitrogen with carbon and baryta, enabling ammonia production when heated in steam.
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W. F. Donkin
Desfosses
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Sourdeval
America Cup History and Early Winners Highlight
The America Cup began in 1851 when offered by the Royal Yacht Squadron in England and won by the American yacht America built in the United States. American boats dominated, favored for racing design. British challengers mixed cruising with racing features. The Gloriana, built with overhangs, broke the trend in 1891 by winning all her races.
Escape Velocities Shape Earth's Gravitational Dance
The article explains that an object launched from Earth at five miles per second would escape Earth to become a satellite. Increasing speed to seven miles per second would shift the path from circular to elliptical and then to a parabolic escape, sending the object into solar orbit.
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Cork Legs Not Made From Cork Material Says Article
The piece explains that cork legs are not made of cork yet widely called cork legs. It notes artificial limbs are mostly willow wood with leather steel and rubber parts, and mentions fables about the name originating in Cork Ireland or Cork street in London.
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Ad Hall Students Graduate in Cameron Ceremony
Ad Hall school closed Friday with a graduation program led by Judge Gillis of Cameron. Diploma recipients included Fannie Powell, Margaret Marak, Mary Gerick, Rosa Lee Michalka, and Hubert Horlica. Attendees included Frank Marek family, W M Hudson family, and local residents from Buckholts and Heidenheimer.
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Margaret Marak
Mary Gerick
Rosa Lee Michalka
Hubert Horlica
W. M. Hudson
Irene
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D. K .Hall
Marion
Bain
Taylor
Lillie Anderle
Mrs. Anderle
Fred Jistel
Marak
Will Anderle
Alvin Anderle
Carl Hertenberger
Adolph
Carl
Gertrude
Rosenna Hertenberger
Theresa Anderle
Gertrude Hertenberger
Erma
Ellie
Hubert Matthews
Halma Anderle
Lenora Dueser
Rose Lee Michalka
Buckholts
Jerry, Laddie
Adella Kostecky
Surprise party honors Ad Hall High School graduate
A graduate of Ad Hall High School, Mr. Hubert Horelica, received a surprise party Saturday night May 12 with friends and school members in attendance. The event featured outdoor games and gifts from various friends including Mr. and Mrs. Worcester, Mrs. O Bryant and Donald Coleman of Edinburg Texas.
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Buckholts
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Hubert Horelica
Ad Hall High School
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Verna O'Bryant
Donald Coleman
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Texas
Ad Hall Home Demonstration Club
Frank Marek
Miss Strange
Ad Hall School House
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