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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
7
A five minute method from Scientific American describes diluting suspected milk with water and observing candlelight through a glass to gauge dilution. A depth of about seven eighths of an inch signals pure milk, while one and a half to two inches indicate dilution or partial skimming.
How to retain the original beauty of a car’s finish is a concern for every motorist. The article outlines practical steps and common-sense methods to keep vehicles looking new, including cleaning routines, polishing techniques, and protective measures for long lasting shine.
A method to cover torn wallpaper uses a larger patch cut from paper and pretreated in a shaded area. The patch is pasted and laid over the torn area, edges torn back to leave a thin colored edge showing. Proper application avoids visible joints and paste oozing at the patch border.
Germany forms its first complete flotilla of turbine torpedo boats, eleven vessels built at Vienna Germania and Sehiehau yards. Ships from these yards reach speeds over twenty knots with Mar son turbines represented among the designs.
The president pushes naval reform over Meyer plans while Congress hesitates. Roosevelt gossip shifts to Leeb for New York governor amid talk of public battles over the railroad bill and a looming Pacific clash with Japan. Peary, Cook and a proposed Cook Peary committee draw satire as the nation watches.
The House and Senate brace for a two month railroad struggle with a looming clash over a commerce court and postal savings bank. Republican opposition and an election year rush push adjournment hopes to May, but extended work may push into June or July leaving administration bills overshadowed.
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