Sensitive Snout For This Job Is A Nose Master
In Cognac France Raymond Fillioux, a fifth generation nose man, tests brandy by sniffing and tasting samples to blend them into a consistent harmony. He smells about 60 samples daily, avoiding swallowing and focusing on objective judgment to discern ripeness, distillation, and overall quality for his firm.
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Doan's Diuretic Relief for Kidney Problems
Backache and energy loss blamed on slow kidney function. Doctors say kidney health matters as stress and strain slow function. Doan's diuretic, used for over 80 years, promises relief by flushing out waste and easing discomfort.
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Sister Constance Leads $800,000 Children’s Home Build
Philadelphia UP workers recall the nun Sister Constance of the Order of St. Basil the Great who served as resident engineer on an $800,000 home project begun in June 1953. She worked daily with folding rule and a bulldozer, aiding pace and efficiency, with the project completing ahead of schedule in late August.
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Dead Man Faces Murder Charge In Oklahoma Case
Fort Worth executive David F. Hagler Jr., once thought dead after a burned body was found in Oklahoma, now faces a murder charge there. He seeks a habeas writ, claiming confusion and alcohol induced amnesia.
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Thirteen Jaurez officers jailed over gambling permit push
Thirteen special policemen at the Juarez Commerce and Industry Fair were jailed by order of Mexico City for permitting gambling. Mayor Pedro Garcia and the Juarez Chamber of Commerce denied political motive, while guards replaced the officers. Authorities say the arrests targeted a gambling revival amid broader efforts to attract tourists and bolster the economy after currency devaluation.
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Indian Veep Says U.N. is Off Course in Mexico City
Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan India's vice president told the Mexican Senate that the United Nations is off course and should become an international government. He criticized the UN for not being universal and for not representing the world’s people on an equal basis, arguing it has become a bloc of nations.
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Crossword Aid Through Clues And Letters
A reader questions how many words can be formed from 16 letters in a Lie blank grid for a cross- word puzzle. The discussion mentions opinions against an opposing group and quotes Radhakrishnan about UN reform and international governance.
Kennon Eyes Shivers as 1956 Democratic Nominee
Shreveport report says Governor Robert F. Kennon of Louisiana-backers Texas Governor Allan Shivers for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1956. Kennon told a press conference he would back Shivers in the convention and the general election if nominated, a possible bid Kennon himself being named as a potential candidate. The pair had previously broken with party leaders to back Eisenhower.
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