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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1949
Page
8
Puzzle-like OCR text listing mixed terms and numbers across vertical and horizontal clues. It appears as a garbled word search style grid fragment with references to various partial words, foreign terms, proper nouns, and inconsistent spacing.
A New York report cites Dr. Shield Warren of the Atomic Energy Commission describing radiation sickness from atomic energy. He notes progress in treating symptoms, the need to study bone marrow and blood, potential blood transfusions, and nutrition to support patients exposed to radiation.
An expedition led by Dr. Paul Martin of the Chicago Natural History Museum aims to reveal Mogollan culture in the New Mexico desert. Workers have already unearthed a likely 100 year old house site and evidence the Mogollans practiced farming and pottery making, indicating advanced settlement near existing tribes.
The text notes concerns about laboratory adequacy for blood content studies in exposed individuals and the broader importance of blood and plasma. It discusses infection incidence in radiation-exposed animals and the potential preventive use of drugs like chloramphenicol and penicillin, while warning of possible fertility and deformity issues, including sterility risks.
Archaeologists trace Mogollon civilization to about 200 A.D. and describe pit houses with wood posts, storage pits, and mortuary practices. The expedition dates finds by geology while examining dog and horse remains, mammoths, and pottery styles to classify cultural phases. Dr Martin notes how meteor excavation may help reconstruct Tanking's life story and even hint at peace through a long-dead race.
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