Safe Zones Are Havens For Game
HOWARD v. BLAKESLEE reports on spring signs at American powder plants establishing sanctuaries for wildlife near factories. Du Pont operations plan to restock areas, with Carneys Point raising bob whites and pheasants. Keokuk and Fairchance show deer and pheasant concentrations. Birds and geese are distributed to farmers and officials, reflecting a shift from mere refuges to managed wildlife programs.
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du Pont Company
Carney's Point
Rhode Island
Camey's Point
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Radio Industry Sees Active Year Ahead
New York reports an active year for radio with improved January business and brighter near term prospects. executives say last year’s receiver over production is nearly finished and price cuts due to distress merchandising may end as production and distribution realign. Richmond of Cambridge notes liquidation could finish in weeks and pricing pressures ease with a rebound in demand.
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New York
Pneumatic Hammer Pioneers In Dental and Tire Work
A historical note credits a centist with patenting the first pneumatic hammer, now essential to riveters and tire vulcanizing. At Northwestern University, Dean TD GBlack highlights use in driving fills for cavities and in rubber vulcanizing for false teeth, marking innovations across dental and automotive fields.
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Erie
TD. Gblack
Northwestern University
Gental School
Air Currents Test By Divisible Medicine Study
A Los Angeles Board of Health test on a semi rigid ship named Volunteer examines air samples at altitude to detect disease producing bacilli. Barton collected cultures at 4300 and 3200 feet in rural regions, finding no disease producing bacilli, though some Bacillus species were present.
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Los Angeles
Board of Health
Dirigisie
Barton
Child talent not reliable index of future ability
Smithsonian anthropologist Dr Ales Hrdlicka says apparent brilliance in a child is not a guaranteed indicator of later development. He describes heredity as an unfolding process from birth to death, with life offering ongoing potential for brain development provided there is no disease or defect.
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Washington
Ales Erdlicka
Smithsonian
Erdlicka
Dr. Hrdlicka
S . Hrdlicka
Heredity and Brain Capacity Under Varying Conditions
Dr Hrdlicka argues that heredity and environment jointly shape intelligence and achievement. He notes limits to intellectual capacity under latent heredity and potentialities, warns that a brain under stress can burn out, and contends that a healthy brain in a healthy body can excel in many vocations given suitable environments.
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Hrdlicka
Marmola prescription tablets promise fat loss and health gains
An advertisement claims excessive fat stems from a weakened gland and promotes Marmola tablets as a modern, starvation-free method. It asserts 22 years of use with millions of boxes, offering beauty, health, and vigor. Drugstores sell a $12 box.
Different Environments Shape Hereditary Endowment
The text contends that hereditary endowment can unfold along varied lines when placed in materially distinct environments, allowing diverse developmental trajectories influenced by surrounding conditions and contexts.
Veterans Committee Approves Increase to Veterans Act
Washington February 27. The house veterans committee approved amendments to the world war veterans act that will authorize an additional one hundred thousand dollars per year in government expenditure. The panel backed changes expanding benefits and funding.
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Washington
House
New Corn Remedy Is Guaranteed
If you tried corn remedies without relief, risk a dime for O Joy Corn Wafers. A tiny wafer stops pain and removes corn roots, no pads or acids. Press on the corn, instant relief, then shoes on. Six wafers for a dime at Perriton's Pharmacy, Huron, S. D.
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Perriton's
Huron
Veterans Bill Backed by Johnson Committee Panel
A bill sponsored by Chairman Johnson advances from the committee. It draws on recommendations of the veterans bureau and veterans groups including the American Legion. The plan would add presumptive clauses to extend benefits, aiming to increase allowances to about seventy six thousand dollars per case and seeks an overhaul of the auditor general’s role to reverse policy effects.
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Ans Committee
Johnson
Veterans Bureau
Amsayhan Legion
Poery Troller
Corpais of
Tanlac claimed to end rheumatism and stomach troubles
An elderly man reports rapid relief after taking Tanlac, saying ten years of rheumatism and digestive issues vanished in weeks. He describes improved digestion, sleep, pain reduction, and regained energy, praising Tanlac as a real medicine.
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Tanlac
Paulec
Tanise
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