English Alliance With Indians Aided New World Conquests
The text outlines how European powers in the New World formed alliances with Native tribes to control fur trade and territory. It highlights Champlain and the Iroquois, English support for Iroquois balance of power, Jesuit and Recollet missionary efforts, and the native belief system contrasted with Christian concepts like immortality.
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New World
North America
Champlain
St. Lawrence
The
Recoliers
Good Fathers
Dental Patients Needn't Fear Pain in Modern Dentistry
In the health column by James W. Barton, the piece argues that modern anesthesia makes most dental work painless. It cites a new anesthetic, says over 8 million injections have occurred with safety, and warns neglecting infected gums and teeth can risk heart disease and rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James WW. Barton
Frederick R. Adams
D. D.S
New York
X Rays Used to Treat Carbuncles and Warns of Risks
A Western Newspaper Union release reports X rays as valuable for treating carbuncles especially facial cases with a low death rate. It notes early X ray use shortened recovery, cautions X-ray practice requires skilled interpretation, and mentions no deaths among face carbuncle patients treated with X rays alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mey
F. W. O'Brien
Boston
New England Journal of Medicine
Western Newspaper Union
Mid Winter Marmalades And Quick Breads From Leftovers
A vintage guide details making mid winter marmalades from citrus and dried fruits, plus Cranberry Conserve and Marmalade Rolls. Recipes cover English Muffins, fritter-like breads, and confections with notes on dough, rising times, and oven temperatures.
Better Bakins Letter Baking Offer
A quirky ad invites readers to send 10 cents to Eleanor Howe at 929 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois to receive a copy titled Better Bakins. It promises biscuits pies cookies and cakes for the fussiest eaters and hints at practical baking buckler style tips.
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Eleanor Howe
North
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Household hints from a bygone era
Useful kitchen tips from an old household column cover meringue texture with a dash of suit and grated lemon peel, beating cream with an electric mixer, carving meat, cheese topping scalloped tomatoes, and custodial ways to test custards. Advice on salad seasoning, refrigeration spacing, and serving creamed soups notes.
Scientist Develops New Cancer Test For Sin
Gruskin director of er snd cancer re sin test for cz ing describes a new method using embryonic cell material that prompts cancer cells to react and appear as pseucopodia. The test aims to detect cancer by observing tissue response, with preliminary results suggesting potential in identifying malignant cells.
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Gruskin
Gressin
Snake Expert Discounts Popular Beef Skins and Bounties
A fragment describes a snake expert offering discounts on beef related skins and mentions bounties of around $70. The text is garbled with missing context but implies sales or rewards connected to reptile products or skins. Entities include a snake expert and monetary amounts in dollars.
Prolific Meteorite Tales and Moon Crater Origins
The fragment discusses historic meteorite impacts and the largest Earth visitor, mentions the 1868 Siberia event and its devastating effects, then transitions to Craters of the Moon. It notes central hills in craters and debates volcanic origins, arguing water absence challenges Earthlike eruptions.
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Siberia
Parking Economist Proposes Illicit Downtown Parking
Miss Con stance Kiehel of the Social Security board in Washington argues it is cheaper to park illegally in congested downtown areas and pay fines than to buy parking privileges. She notes four tickets lately and twenty two in recent years, and claims the scheme costs under one dollar per week.
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Constance Kiehel
Social Security Board
Washington
Kiehel
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