Ice cream substitute from Illinois dairy researchers
University of Illinois dairy technologists developed frozen dessert a low fat low calorie ice cream substitute aimed at diabetics and dieters. The product uses a sugar substitute su 1 discovered accidentally when a chemist tasted a burned cigarette residue on a plastic table top.
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Fort Madison Twin Writer Sets Marathon Pen Test Record
Irene Williams, a right handed pen specialist in Fort Madison, writes nearly nonstop during working hours and reviews her output daily. She averages 7 000 words daily and joined a historic pen testing effort that once included her left handed twin sister Irese, who left to run a farm near Brookfield Missouri.
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1953 Was Worst Traffic Year in Our History
Hartford report shows the nation recorded its highest automobile accident toll in 1953 with 38,500 deaths and 2,140,000 injuries. Excessive speed caused many fatalities, with 13,000 killed and over 600,000 injured. Drivers under 25 accounted for about 25 percent of fatal crashes. Weekend crashes caused most deaths and injuries, making Saturday the riskiest day.
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Hundreds of Linoleum Scraps Find New Life in Homes
Lancaster report highlights leftover linoleum and resilient tile scraps after floor replacement. Manufacturers say scraps can become place mats, coasters, counter surfaces and sink toppers, with large pieces serving as breadboards and decorative boards.
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Health remedy tale from Hiroshima survivor in Tokyo
A Hiroshima native grieving his city’s fate claims health via sake. He says spots disappeared and hair growth returned after drinking the national liquor. The account frames liquor as a healing ritual in postwar Tokyo.
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Growth in Christian Living Lessons for Growing in Faith
A sermon argues that a true Christian must grow like Jesus, not merely exist as a believer. It contrasts growth with simple “increase,” explains Greek terms for grow and increase, and urges effort in mental, social, and spiritual development through prayer, study, and service.
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