Cells Made of Soda Challenge Life Origins Theory
Mexican biologist Howie Alfonso L. Herrera demonstrates artificial droplets and oil-soda mixtures that imitate living proto plasm becoming mobile reproducing structures. He argues life may arise from chemical processes rather than a life force and compares human behavior to simple cellular reactions.
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Howie Alfonso L. Herrera
Dvent of Agriculture
Scientific America
Emma - Red Stevenson
Errera
Herrera
Eecegeet
Prof. Herrera
Professor Herrera
Earth
Flying motorcycle patent from San Francisco described
The article details an aero motor cycle with tandem wheels and front and rear wings. A motorcycle engine powers a forward propeller, with steering via bicycle like handlebars. The craft folds its wings into a small building when not in use.
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Piuty
Manaené
Man Made Sky Aids Astronomy At Jena Planetarium
A description of the Jena planetarium as an inverted bowl showing the moon planets and constellations with moving accurate positions. The article notes a duplicate planned for the American Museum of Natural History and highlights the need to popularize astronomy among scientists.
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Astronomical Planetarium
Jena
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Planetarium
No Cold Clubs Aim to Fight Common Colds in City
Syracuse leads first community effort to curb colds with No Cold Clubs aiming to cut losses from illness. Members follow strict rules on temperature, hygiene, sleep, and social contact while Public Health officials cite fighting colds as key to public welfare and productivity.
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Syracuse
New York
Chicago Health Ap
Journal of the American Medical Association
Onondaga County
Arnold H. Kegel
Chicago
Kegel
Board of Strategy
Cumming
Seaweeds as Food Quaculture Gains Global Attention
Seaweeds are increasingly viewed as edible food across nations. The Wealth of the Sea notes seaweed being boiled to jelly in the Malay archipelago and used in frozen forms. Japan and China are major cultivators with red laver kelp agar and varied culinary uses.
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Century Company
Donald Kressler
Indian Archipelago
Motorized Skis Add New Thrill to Winter Sport
The article describes an inventor from Wayzata Minnesota who attaches a motorized wheel with circumferential blades to paired skis for propulsion. The engine mounts on a movable arm, allowing the wheel to adapt to snow irregularities. Separately the text notes dried seaweed foods and their limited energy value but high iodine content.
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H. E. Pearson
Wayzata
Minn
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