World of Science Blind Drunk Rabbits in Tests
New York University College of Medicine conducts experiments on drunk and sober rabbits to explore alcohol induced cirrhosis. Dr Irving Fraet questions comprehensive cause and aims for broader autopsy studies. Breeding rats and rabbits at the college support aging and toxin research amid high city mortality claims.
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New York University
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Eve
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Irving Fraet
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Americ Beg
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Chin
Bellevue Hospital
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Trade Union Influence in Polish Elections
AP reports Warsaw notes trade unions aim to back three main parties in Poland's general election on Sunday January 18. Unions claim 13 to 14 million potential voters through worker families, with 22 members in provisional Parliament. unions may run a separate list to boost representation, while coalition talks complicate support dynamics.
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Mormon Welfare Expansion Aims to Meet Hard Times
Utah faith leaders say the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will greatly expand its welfare program to address crop failures and other natural hardships. The plan, announced by church officials, envisions broader aid to members in need and strengthened relief networks across dioceses.
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Man
Caie
Pro Nice
Christina Stead Seeks Full Production For Letty Novel
Christina Stead, in New York, says her novel Letty For Her Lick, written in 13 months, runs more than 500 pages. She aims for full production, free expression, and mastery, though she doubts completion yet. Critics note her intimate detailing of family and character.
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Christina Stead
France
Letty
Miss Stead
Letty Fy
Min Steed
Toa
Mie Stead
New Coal Machine Boosts Output in UK Mines
A new Teitsh machine, in five years of development, promises higher coal yields by avoiding smashing coal into smalls. UK production rose 4 percent year on year in September and October, with output up 16 thousand tons in the week ending November 3, the strongest since 1942. Fuel Minister G-hinwell warns economies are needed to see through winter and notes a possible three to three-and-a-half million ton shortfall unless output continues to rise.
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United Kingdom
Leaves From a Doctor's Case Bock No 9 Sunbathing
In this medical vignette a doctor warns Australians about sun exposure and tanning. A red haired patient and her mother recount a severe sunburn episode on a beach weekend, stressing the dangers of overexposure and improper care. The piece advises prudent sun use and pre sunscreen application to prevent burns and blistering.
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Anne
Australis
Britain
Anca
Jared
Rice ration restored for temple elephants in Madras
In Madras a regional advisory board for south India has recommended restoring the rice ration for temple elephants. The ration had been cut due to food shortage but is now promised again, with elephants to be hauled around the Deity on holy processions.
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Madras
Ingi
Deve Tha
South India
Literary Nook sheds light on first authors lifelong law
A compact feature explores how early writers shaped lifelong legal themes in literature through enduring works and character study, highlighting the influence of pioneering authors on modern narrative forms.
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Mowrtevans
Two writers in Devon and Isle of Wight publish yearly works
The article recalls two prolific authors, one in Devon and one on the Isle of Wight, who each produce at least one book annually for many years. It notes their long careers, the era’s routines, and their persistence in a life combining writing with other work.
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Devon
Tale of Wight
Baen
India
Bos
Pymouth
London
Bismarck Moltke
Napoleon V
Hatley Boert
Modern Timber Science Signals New Industrial Dawn
A dated article argues that modern timber science unlocks vast industrial potential. It highlights wood as a versatile primary chemical resource, its use in aircraft, bearings, laminates, and adhesives, and the future of wood chemistry and photosynthesis research.
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Emaar
bs achonical_sautynent
Ty Forestry
fera_o tranaer sane alementa
Planta
Planta Ft i
Dutch Autronement Observe Stans
Two Dutch engineers Dr G van Weck and Gentanant W J van Endelhef appear to the erect positions at Siyere under the eight Atrean sign they til top forced to maintain wurm
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G. van Weck
Gentanant
W. J. van’ Endelhef
Siyere
Wurm
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