Archaeological find reveals Adena house site near Wilmington
Excavations six miles south of Wilmington, Ohio uncover a 45 foot diameter Adena dwelling from about 400 AD. The study describes wall post layouts, three sided wind screens, bark roofing remnants, shell beads, copper bracelets, and a buried adult male body with fabric impressions, suggesting multi family use and broader Adena migration from the Bering Strait region into the Ohio valley.
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RR Hard & SE
Columbus
Wilmington
North America
Ohio
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indiana
Michigan
Heated floors for brooder houses tested in B C
At Saanich Experimental Station Vancouver the experiment compares radiant heat floor panels floor type electric brooders elevated electric brooders propane gas brooders electric space heaters and radiant heat light bulbs for chick brooding. J J Woods oversees the trials with R A Lansbury. assessing fuel cost feathering weight gain mortality and other factors.
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Vancouver
Saanich
J. J. Woods
R. A. Lansbury
Mercy Death Doctor Turns Farm Hand in New Hampshire
Candia New Hampshire Dr Hermann N Sander former physician who was acquitted of first degree murder in the mercy death case now tills neighbors fields for four dollars an hour to support his wife and three daughters. George Woodbury reports he works from dawn to dusk as his license remains revoked though a June 19 reinstatement review is possible. Woodbury notes twenty one thousand nine dollars were raised for the trial but most funds paid legal fees with other doctors hiring him for local farming work. Sander uses a self supplied tractor and moves it on a trailer behind his car to job sites.
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Gordon Webster
Fruit
E. R. Hall
Mr. Hall
Candia
N.H
Hermann N. Sander
George Woodbury
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Sander
State Medicine Board
Woodbury
Dr. Sander
Manchester
Helpful Hints On Household Care and Storage
Practical tips cover safety mats for tubs and showers, sealing paper edges with gummed tape for summer wool storage, and noting plastic items discolor with heat and sun. It advises repurposing yellowed plastic curtains and tablecloths and mentions commercial salt largely comes from rock salt and natural sources.
Smile of the Week Sparks Quip Over Blanket Gaffe
A woman customer tells a clerk she only wanted a friend after the clerk removes a second blanket to reveal the last one. The clerk replies he can fetch it if she believes the friend is in the other blanket.
ACTH Shows Eczema Improvement In Infant Case
Four Vancouver physicians report ACTH injections markedly improved generalized atopic dermatitis in a 14 month old, with rapid skin recovery within 24 hours and near complete clearance after 48 hours. Benefits faded when treatment ceased, though eight weeks later some improvement remained. Side effects included transient pallor and abdominal distension.
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Canadian Medical Association Journal
Vancouver
B. Kanee
J. H. B. Grant
K. Mallek
J. Eden
Gems of Thought Peace and Justice Quotes Card
A collection of historical quotes on peace justice and love from leaders such as Lloyd George Woodrow Wilson John Galsworthy and others. The passages emphasize democratic partnership universal justice and religiously grounded advocacy for nonviolence.
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Woodrow Wilson
Canadians Increase Their Savings Seigniory Club Speech
Canadians have saved over 3 billion dollars in four years and grow at 400 million yearly, per J. E. Coyne deputy governor of the Bank of Canada. He notes cautious, conservative investments and foreign capital reliance, urges banks and insurers to channel more individual savings into productive investments to curb dollar export. The speech was delivered at the Canadian Life Insurance Officers Association annual meeting.
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J. E. Coyne
Bank of Canada
Canadian Life Insurance Officers Association
Canada
Mr. Coyne
Border Permits Extended to 1951 for Canadian Travelers
Canadian border crossing permits for auto travellers to the United States will remain valid until March 31, 1951. The extension by Edgar Wackett, Windsor customs collector, returns the policy to pre March 22 regulations. Permits cover vehicle license, serial number, and accessories.
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Windsor
Ont
United States
Edgar Wackett
Ottawa
Customs Department
TRY AND STOP ME
A humorous piece by Bennett Cerf recounts a millionaire who plans a mountain bungalow with grand blueprints but finds no work done because a fool mistakenly designed two bathrooms and the native excuses it as a lunatic drawing. A college student reads The Canterbury Tales as his father questions his reading with the punchline about a cup and Chaucer.
Canadian Navy Buys U S Avenger Aircraft
Ottawa reports the Royal Canadian Navy received the first group of Avenger aircraft from the United States to replace Firefly sub fighters. The navy plans to buy a substantial number, to be used as carrier air anti submarine aircraft in the same role as in the U S Navy.
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Ottawa
Royal Canadian Navy
United States
Navy
U.S. Navy
First National Constitutions Adopted by the Roman Empire
The article notes that the first national constitutions were adopted by the old Roman Empire, highlighting a foundational shift in governance. It discusses the historic practice of codified rules across provinces and imperial authority shaping legal frameworks.
Farm Implement Sales Hit New Record In 1949
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Canada’s 1949 new farm equipment sales reached 220,710,000 dollars, up 29 percent from 1948 and 78 percent from 1947. Spare parts rose to 27,709,000 dollars, with Saskatchewan leading provincial gains and Ontario, Alberta, Manitoba, Quebec, and British Columbia also posting increases. Maritime provinces dipped slightly in new equipment sales.
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Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Maritimes
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Alberta
Manitoba
Quebec
British Columbia
Maritime Provinces
Indian Chief Honors Premier Smallwood in Blood Tribe ceremony
Premier Smallwood of Newfoundland became the first provincial resident to be named honorary chieftain of the Blood Indian Tribe in Lethbridge Alberta. Chief Percy Creighton placed a headdress on him and gave the title Chief Water Chief So Ee Na. The premier said he feels more Canadian and enjoyed meeting the oldest Canadians.
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Lethbridge
Alta
Smallwood
Newfoundland
Percy Creighton
The
Bloods
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Mississippi Valley
Ohio Area
Central Press
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Toronto
B.C
Mercy Death
Central Dressenaden
England
Maxine Hall
Miss Hall
Sheffield
David Lloyd George
John Galsworthy
Love
James Greeman Clarke
Jesus Christ
William Ellery Channing
Mary Baker Eddy
Fort Garry
Winnipeg
Red Cross
Bennett Cerf
Gerald Thompson
McGillivray Township
Sask
Premier Smallwood
Dept of Mational Health and Welfore
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