Your Horoscope by Stella Tuesday October 16
Born today you have talent in science and poetry but must value it. You attract many people yet should be selective or your time gets wasted. You may lack business detail but can achieve wealth with focus and caution in love. wait for the right partner and pursue one objective.
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Stella
Hore
ORPIO
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Horns and Antlers Differ in Structure
Boise Idaho report explains the structural differences between horns and antlers. Horns have a bony core with keratin covering, seen in cattle and some antelopes, while deer antlers are living tissue that hardens with calcium deposits. Antlers are shed yearly, as are some animal horns like the pronghorn.
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Boise
Idaho
Illinois River Drainage Covers Large State Area
The Illinois River and its tributaries drain 42 percent of Illinois. An advertisement promotes FASTEETH denture powder as a pleasant way to stabilize upper and lower plates. It claims no taste or souring, reduces odor, and is alkaline. Available at drug stores.
Paint in Use For Centuries In Ancient Rome
Ancient use of paint for protection and decoration is noted by Pliny the Elder who described finding native lead cerussa in Smyrna used for painting ships. The account links early pigment use to Roman practices and ship maintenance.
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Rome
Pliny
Smyrna
Cerussa
Carter Chiropractic Clinic Opens in Amarillo
Dr. Richard Carter announces the Carter Chiropractic Clinic at the 36th and Taylor site. A Texas Chiropractic College graduate from San Antonio, he previously practiced in Luling and now calls Amarillo home with wife Mabel. The clinic features X-ray and diagnostic equipment and offers convenient parking. Office phone 3-7657, residence 2-5665.
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Carter Chiropractic Clinic
Carter
Texas Chiropractic College
San Antonio
Luling
Texas
Mabel
Amarillo
Carter Chiropractic
36Th
Taylor
Ady
Some Sea Creatures Concentrate Metals
Boston reports that sea creatures concentrate metals such as cobalt in lobsters copper in oysters nickel in scallops vanadium in sea slugs an ascidian and manganese in mussels and plankton. Marine plants also concentrate boron and molybdenum while aluminum selenium titanium and tungsten remain mostly dissolved in water.
Food Inspections Reach Record Peak
Washington reports that federal and state inspections of fresh fruits and vegetables hit a record 1,334,678 carloads in the year ended June 30, up 190,900 from the prior year. About a billion pounds were inspected for Navy Marine Corps and the Quartermaster Corps.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Navy
Marine Corps
Quartermaster Corps
Tilden Co remains active in Lee NY roots
The nation’s oldest manufacturing pharmaceutical concern, the Tilden Company, continues operations in Lee New York where it was founded, preserving a storied legacy in American industry.
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the Tilden Co
Lee NY
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