Complicated Device Photographs Perfect Camera The Human Eye
At the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, the oldest eye hospital in the western hemisphere, medical photography aids diagnosis and treatment. Mary R. Brown leads ophthalmic photography, using the Foldus camera to image the retina. color slides have saved sight in at least one case and teaching films extend training to surgeons across the Americas and beyond.
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New York
Bere Medical Photography
Mary R. Brown
Brown
Ted
England
Haven
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary
South Pacific
New York Eye and Rar Infirmary
New York Eye 2Nd Ear Infirmary
Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Pays Semiannual Dividends
The Erie and Kalamazoo railroad the oldest west of Schenectady continues to pay stockholders despite not operating for nearly a century. The current dividend is $8000 after taxes and expenses, following $19500 paid last year. Founded in 1833 it was capitalized at $1 million with $300000 issued for a 25 mile route from Port Lawrence now Toledo to Adrian.
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EB and EK
Michigan Territorial Legislature
Lake Erie
Kalamazoo River
Port Lawrence
Toledo
Ohio
Michigan
Adrian
Oklahoma’s self supporting capitol fuels state profits
Oklahoma proclaims a self supporting capitol funded by oil wells drilled on capitol grounds by order of W. R. Marland. In 13 years the state profited 5 618 945 dollars despite protests from Lincoln Terrace residents who feared fire hazards. The governor defended the project saying he would like to see someone stop him.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Oratory
Capitol
W. Marland
Lincoln Terrace
Marland
Healthful breakfast ideas and variations for families
A guide to balanced breakfasts argues for bacon and eggs with fruit juice toast and a beverage. It promotes variety with eggs cooked in multiple styles, meats like ham sausage and bacon, and new pancake and bread recipes. It includes Dutch pancakes sour cream coffee rolls and Banana Sour Cream Bread with detailed instructions.
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WNU Features
Cromwell Eyes US Track Team For London 1948 Olympics
Dean Cromwell, head coach of the U S Olympic track team, outlines the United States strength and challenges for London 1948. He cites vast coaching depth, expects strong sprinters and jumpers but notes distance events will be tough against Swedes and Finns, and discusses team selection during intercollegiate and AAU championships.
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Dean Cromwell
U. S
London
Cromwell
Southern California
Charley Paddock
Fred Kelly
Gr Dodds
Jesse Owens
Mel Patton
United States
East
Midwest
South
Southwest
Mel Sheppard
Berlin
Glenn Cunningham
Cunningham
New Zealand
Jack Laovetock
Anderson
Hagg
Yeast Bread Rising Times and Yeast Usage
Yeast bread rising follows a pattern. One cake of yeast with two cups of liquid takes about three hours to rise. A second rise takes less time. Rising can be sped up with more yeast but not more than two cakes in a typical recipe to avoid excessive yeast flavor.
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Lynn Bays
How sugar affects yeast and bread crusts
Sugar serves as yeast food and adds flavor to bread. Excess sugar slows yeast growth and high rising temperatures produce sour, heavy bread. For a browner crust brush the top with beaten egg white before baking, while brushing with melted fat before baking yields a softer crust.
Shirtwaist Frock Suiting for Every Occasion
A tailored shirtwaist dress offers comfort and versatility for summer and formal wear. Choose plaid cotton for warmth or crisp white, with sizes 16 through 46 available. Pattern 1617 requires yardage and includes free fitting discussions and a pattern printed inside the Spring and Summer Fashion book priced at 23 cents.
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Dreath
Smart
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Calif
Makat
Kellogg's
America
Ali
Creomullion
Thornton K Minor
All Drug Siurea
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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