Narrows Bridge Redesign Leaders Eye Safer Span
Washington engineers discuss the U S Narrows Bridge project in Tacoma with new suspension design features to replace the old approach. The plan includes vertical bracing and hydraulic shock absorbers to handle winds and movement, aiming for a durable, safer span.
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Narrows Bridge
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Poultry Feeding Varieties and Rations in Practice
The article outlines several feeding methods for poultry, detailing dry mash and grain systems with variations such as separate hoppers, morning and afternoon feedings, and free choice of feed. It discusses wet mash and grain systems, grass or greens, and the aim to balance rations while limiting cannibalism and vices.
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Willites
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Salem
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Blake
Breda
Dora
De Gaulle Seeks Return to French Politics From Poised Campaign
General Charles de Gaulle plans a comeback from exile in Paris with a rally and a campaign to lead a renewed government. He aims to run for Parliament from his home district while Pierre De Gaulle seeks a Paris seat, signaling a shift toward political horsetrading and vote catching to reestablish influence.
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Paris
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Ars Parson
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National Assembly
de Gaulle Arst
Benner Tuwnerhall
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Paganda
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France
Lime use in gardening soil for crop growth
Lime helps correct soil acidity, enabling bacteria to release essential elements and loosening heavy soils. It benefits crops tolerant of alkaline conditions and improves organic matter breakdown, while overuse risks neutralizing soil nutrients. practical tests determine lime suitability and timings for various plants.
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Capbade
Cavlifower
Simla
Imestone
Feawliy
Ming
Life in a Burmese Prison Fragment
An OCR fragment hints at life inside a Burmese prison, mentioning Fanta Sone and a harsh, constrained daily routine. The text is incomplete, offering few clear names, dates, or outcomes but conveys confinement and hardship.
Yale device measures temperature to five millionths of a degree
New Haven AP reports Yale University researchers developed a calormeter able to detect temperature changes as small as five millionths of a degree. The device aids chemical studies of body proteins and may enhance cancer research cited by Dr. Julian Sturtevant.
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Newhaven
Yale University
Anowe
Julian Sturtevant
Tales Department of Chemistry
Doctor Explains Enlarged Neck Glands and Mumps Link
A doctor describes swelling of neck glands and discusses how salivary and lymph glands react to infection. He explains that enlarged glands can stem from mumps or other infections and notes the difference between salivary glands and lymph glands in the neck. The patient and Mrs. discuss recognizing symptoms and cautions about treatment.
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