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• Nova Scotia native Charles Brenton Huggins was a pioneer in cancer research, discovering that hormones could be used to control the spread of some cancers. His research demonstrated that cancer growth was dependent on specific hormones and that by removing the source of those hormones, significant reversal resulted, a discovery that gave tremendous hope to those with prostate and breast cancer. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1966. • Since the Nobel Prize in Economics was instituted in 1969, Canadians have taken this award three times, in 1996, 1997, and 1999.

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ALBERT SCHWEITZER (continued): • World War I broke out one year after the SchDEERE.arrival JOHNinDEERE. (continued): weitzers’ Africa. Because they were • German It was while living in Illinois that John nocitizens in a French colony, in 1917 ticedwere the sent problems farmers camp faced as when they to an that internment prisattempting to till soil. Because the area had oners of war. A year later they were released formerly been woodland, the he soil was arich and returned to Europe where earned livwith hummus, which clumped and clung to ing playing organ recitals and giving lectures. the blades of the plows farmers were accusTheir daughter was born in 1919. tomed to using. While repairing a broken cir• Incular 1924, Albert returned to Lamsaw, DeereSchweitzer stumbled upon an idea. He barene alone. His wife, not well enough employed his smith skills to fashion the steelto blade into the of a plow. affixed accompany him,shape remained behindHewith their two wooden spokes, then in hitched the device daughter Rhena. It was Lambarene that to a horse. It plowed the heavy Illinois soil he would spend most of the remainder of his like except a charm. fact, a farmer whovisits happened life, forInoccasional short home. to be observing the test run immediately put He used the money from royalties and lecture in an order for his own John Deere plow. fees, along with donations from across the • globe In short order, Deere gave up to his70blacksmith to enlarge the hospital buildings. andat focused on making was plows. The Inshop 1953, age 78, Schweitzer awarded company grew steadily and added many emthe Nobel Peace Prize for his humanitarian ployees.and In used the late Johnprize relocated theto efforts, the1840s, $33,000 money entire operation to Moline, Illinois. Ashamed start a leprosy clinic. of his own lack of education, John sent his • Although daughter Rhena saw little ofOne herof fachildren to the state’s finest schools. ther growing up, as anwhen adultson with grown his while proudest days occurred Charles children, she traveled to Lambarene to work earned the equivalent of an MBA from Bell’s Commercial in Chicago. with him. He College asked her to serve as the administrator of the hospital, and after death at • With his son Charles managing thehis company, TRIVIA age 90,found Rhena took that role, a position John time to over pursue philanthropic inNEWSFRONT ANSWERS she held for many years. terests. He co-founded both the First NationEurythmics al Bank1.and thelife First Church. • Throughout his inCongregational Lambarene, Albert SchHe was elected the mayor of Moline in 1873, 2. Jessica Lange weitzer was their doctor, surgeon, pastor, vilwhere one of his first actions – the replacelage administrator, andFriendly buildingGhost superinten3. Casper, the ment of the city’s open drains with a sewer dent, all4.theWilliam while remaining a scholar, author, pipe system – savedShakespeare countless lives by reduchistorian, and musician. In his words, “Life ing the5. spread of disease. Freddy Krueger becomes harder for us when we live for oth• ers, Thebut original Deere logo,and registered in it also John becomes richer happier.” 1876, depicted a deer that was native to Africa. Thirty-six years later, in 1912, it was reALWAYS placed with the image of FREE a North American white-tailed deer. In the decades that followed, the now-familiar “outline” logo took FUN over as theALWAYS symbol of the John Deere brand. Information in the Tidbits® Paper is gathered from sources considered to be reliable, but the accuracy of all information cannot be guaranteed.

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