Alcoholism may double in next generation warns doctor
Dr Bell of Shadom Brook Health Foundation Toronto argues alcoholism is shaped by constitutional psychological and social factors possibly with heredity. He warns incidence could double in another generation and urges temperate drinking and public education now.
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B. G. Bell
Health League of Canada
Bell
Shadom Brook Health Foundation
Toronto
Canada
Dr. Bell
Easy Way To Get Rid Of Troubles
Dr Maurice N Walsh Mayo foundation Rochester says troubled minds and insomnia ease with a tub of water. A petrified tree 28 feet long and two feet in diameter was once near Weiser Idaho.
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Minneapolis
Maurice N. Walsh
Mayo Foundation
Rochester
Weiser
Idaho
Royal Boots Bring Prince Edward VII to Manitoba Museum
Winnipeg woman Mrs. Maurice Still gifts the Manitoba Museum a pair of six inch Prince Albert boots worn as a child by the future King Edward VII. The slippers, given in 1850 by Princess Louise, link a long royal lineage to Miss Alby Gillet and Emily Gillet, through the Whelan and Bullivant families over 99 years. The article also notes the earliest China history dating to 2356 B.C.
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Winnipeg
Maurice Still
Manitoba
Edward VII
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Gerald Bullivant
London
Mrs. Still
Alby Gillet
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Fragmented Verse and Witty Snippets Burst From The Side
A collage of poems and humorous asides, including Thomas Moore verses about love, jokes on television weddings, notes about tall people in Chicago, a Charleroi mother boasting about teeth, and stray memories of doctors like Evan O Neill.
Gems of Thought: Quotes on Duty Strength and Character
A compact collection of moral maxims from Thoreau Eddy Eliot Chapin Confucius and Mary E Mizer. The lines urge inner character diligence wholehearted effort and the power of mind to guide action. Each quote stands as a standalone reflection on virtue and personal growth.
Artificial Germination Could End Droughts Warned by Lysenko
London report quotes Soviet geneticist Trofim Lysenko on Moscow radio claiming artificial germination could save wheat crops from drought. He asserts the socialist collective and state farm system will end droughts for good.
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London
Trofim Lysenko
Moscow
Bees Brought to Australia and New Zealand for Clover
No bumble bees were found in Australia and New Zealand so acclimatization was needed before clover could be grown. the plant relies on these bees for fertilization.
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Australia
New Zealand
Flash of Krypton Lamp Lasts 17 Millionths of a Second
A krypton lamp emits a flash lasting 17 millionths of a second, a fleeting burst of light noted in the report. The finding highlights the extreme brevity of the lamp's emission and its implications for fast light phenomena.
Tudor VIII Promises Skies at Eight Miles High
Britain’s Tudor VIII airliner, a four-jet prototype, aims for 44 000 feet flight. It claims 430 mph speeds, showcasing a leap beyond piston engine routes for smoother air, fuel efficiency, and higher speeds on long distance routes.
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Britain
Science has grand slam for the bridge hostess
Memphis readers learn scientists from the Bureau of Chemistry at the USDA devised a salty lacquer from pectin to coat salted nuts and potato chips for bridge guests. The coating dries to a slick finish and can be colored to match the hostess. Also note a line about kingfishers nesting in earth tunnels.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Dear Miss James Advice on a cellar recreation room
A reader seeks guidance to convert a 19 by 12 foot cellar into a cozy play and study space. Advice covers lighting without major wiring, wallpaper and ceiling paint, window treatment with beige and green scheme, linoleum flooring, durable rep fabric in cherry red for furniture, and use of a small recess for storage and seating, plus inexpensive built-in benches and a cherry red finish.
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Francis James
Miss James
P. J
Panama stamp history and notable issues through the years
A historical overview of Panama stamps from its 1903 independence to later issues. Highlights include early Colombia inscribed maps, 1906 pictorials, 1915 Balboa set, 1921 independence centenary, Bolivar commemoratives, Lindbergh flight stamps, national institute and congress marks, Panama Fire Department stamps, the 25th anniversary of the canal, and cross-border issues with Costa Rica. Mentions Universal Postal Union observances and current issues in Britain, Holland, Austria, Norway, Argentina.
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Central
South America
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
United States
Panama
Republic of Colombia
Colombia
Panama Exposition
Balboa
Pacific Ocean
Panama Isthmus
Republic
Simon Bolivar
Charles Lindbergh
Central America
First
National Institute
Panama Fire Department
Costa Rica
National Assembly
Great Britain
Colonies
Universal Postal Union
Britain
St. Lucia
Holland
Wilhelmina
Austria
Norway
Alexander Kielland
Argentina
Pratt Kuhn
Wellington St. W
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