Summer Selection From Twain on The Good Little Boy
A humorous tale frames Jacob Blivens, a boy who rigidly hews to moral rules from the Twain story. He resists common amusements and nearly every lesson in the books, facing mishaps and ironic consequences that undermine the ideal of the “good little boy.” The piece, first published in 1870, notes the newspaper service attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Blivens
Jacob
Jim Blake
Jim
Tom Jones
Alderman McWelter
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
High Noon In Houston Progress And A Toad Face Off
Houston faces a battle between rapid growth and preservation as Buffo encinensis, the Houston toad, battles for survival. Biologists warn the species could vanish with habitat loss, prompting possible declaration of critical habitat and curbs on development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
America
Texas
Austin
United States
David Wolfe
Tennessee
Tellico
Wolfe
University of Houston
David Jamison
Jamison
Metamore
Jobs
Fhia
Enterpraise, Assn
Trash to protein: future feed from food waste
A 1960s style overview notes new legislative pushes under the Water Quality Act of 1965 to reclaim protein from waste streams. It highlights biochemical oxygen demand limits and the potential to convert food byproducts such as whey and grain mash into salable protein, with Little Miss Muffin's whey cited as a leading candidate and ongoing research at the Agriculture Department's Eastern Regional Research Lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Agriculture Department
Eastern Regional Research Lab
Whey turns pasta into a nutritious option and more uses arise
The article surveys whey based foods and drinks from MSU whey orange juice mix to heat coagulated whey meat extender by Pavel Jelen. It notes a 11 percent whey sherry by Father Engel and whey desserts, while warning against whey pollution and highlighting mechanical deboning limits for red meat under FDA rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavel Jelen
University of Alberta
Canada
Jelen
Father FE
R Engel
Palmer
Alaska
Barbara Ford Honored for Children’s Science Books
Barbara Ford, former senior editor of Science Digest, sees two of her children’s books named Outstanding Science Books for Children by the National Science Teachers Association and the Children’s Book Council. The awards recognize engaging, accurate science content for young readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ford
Science Digest
National Science Teachers Association
Children's Book Council
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Twain
By Tom Tiede
NEA
Future Food
Oratory
Michigan State University
R. A. Field
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Food Andrug Administration
William Morrow and Company, Inc
Eee
Old Forester
Wendy's
Expres
Wendy's ~Burgers
Wendy
Hotcie
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