Roosevelt Backs Constitutional Change to Aid New Deal
The article reports President Roosevelt proposing a constitutional shift to curb states sovereignty and give the federal government broad control over agriculture and industry to support New Deal programs. It notes a 1933 debate among Democrats about reuniting with Republicans, and outlines forthcoming legislative aims and reform plans amid court challenges and economic relief efforts.
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Tanning Is No Health Indicator Says Expert
Boston chemist John Seaverns of the American Chemical Society warns tanning shows exposure to strong sunlight, not health. He urges caution to avoid sunburns, especially for light-haired children, noting burns heal slowly and may cause lasting skin damage. He explains UV risks, recommends short guarded sun baths, and discusses glass filtration of UV rays as a mitigation.
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New Window Glass Bars Heat Rays From Room
A new heat absorbing window glass uses iron to block heat while admitting light. Objects viewed through it appear altered by the iron content.
Care of Furs Benefits from Air Conditioning
Air conditioning is essential to many manufacturing processes and crucial for the fur industry. Fur is highly sensitive to humidity. high humidity prevents dye absorption and low humidity with heat can cause permanent curling. Refrigeration of storage vaults to prevent moths and fading has long been used, with over 200000000 dollars worth of furs stored annually in air conditioned vaults.
Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires Prove Blowout Safety On Long Trials
A record run shows Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires enduring 500 tires in under five hours on a rough brick track, with a 5000 pound car crossing salt beds 3000 miles in 2314 hours at 127.2 mph, amid 120 degree heat, without blowouts. The ad credits tire construction for safety and confidence.
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