Butter origins traced to Arabian camel trade
Science notes claim butter originated from Arabians carrying sour milk in camel skin bags. The camel’s motion during desert travel allegedly churned the milk into butter, with sand and dust storms also noted for generating electric current in dust.
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Arabia
Shas
Notable Inventions and Observations From Science Reports
The text surveys high voltage indications from radio and antenna research, Bergius gasoline synthesis market status in Germany, and the delay of its U.S. arrival. It notes a circus animal’s red fluid as an oily secretion, tests on heat tolerance in fat versus thin men, and the limited efficiency of light bulbs with only about six percent of electrical energy converting to visible light.
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Bureau of Mines
Medical demo shows overeating's effect on vision
A Rush medical college subject demonstrated to physicians how swallowing a stomach tube with a small attached balloon and its inflation can mimic the vision changes that occur after a large meal. Distention of the stomach produced similar results to overeating effects.
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Rush Medical College
Pollen Dust Mystery in Alaska and Tech Advances
Botanists solve Alaska mystery as yellow dust turns out to be spruce pollen. A St Louis courthouse study uses a composite photograph to reveal steelwork through a plaster model. Scientists note solar energy in plant foods exceeds coal outputs. small fraction used by humans. Treated sawdust cement mix yields lightweight strong material for precast units with wood-like finish.
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Alaska
St. Louis
John M. Arthur
Boyce Institute For Plant Research
Youth Dies 11 Weeks After Breaking Neck
Albin Sebesta a 17 year old high school student from Bryan died here after breaking his neck 11 weeks ago while diving in the Brazos River near Bryan. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sebesta of Rock Prairie. Doctors say the case is almost unparalleled in Texas medical history with four weeks the previous longest survival.
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Bryan
Tex
Albin Sebesta
A. & M. Consolidated School
Brazos River
Here
Tom Sebesta
Rock Prairie
Texas
Cottage cheese Makes Bright Salads with Colorful Garnishes
Cottage cheese makes a light topping on lettuce or cabbage and pairs with diced pickled beet pimiento green pepper or sliced tomato with mayonnaise or dressing. It also blends with nuts olives or fruits for molded shapes and fruit salads.
Moody says state tax cut possible may save millions
Governor Moody urged potential 20 percent tax reduction, citing a large surplus and rising revenues as the automatic tax board may meet again to reduce the 25 cent rate set last July. He asked the attorney general for guidance on a possible special session to act on lowering rates.
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Austin
Oct
Auomatic Tax Board
Dan Mroodyg
Genwel Claude Pollard
Ax Beard
Favorite Prescription Brings Woman Back To Health
Mrs C E Shipp of Texarkana recounts serious health issues eased by Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription. She praises relief from aches and pains and regained good health after using the medicine available in tablets or liquid with a trial offer and free advice from the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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Texarkana
Texas
Pear Salad Preparation From Fresh Or Canned Fruit
Pear salad is unusually good with either fresh or canned pears. Drain canned pears but save juice for fruit punch with lemon or orange juice. Wash and chill lettuce for crispness. Arrange pears on lettuce, sprinkle with grated cheese, and garnish with salad dressing. Fresh pears must be pared and cured just before serving.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin A Gentle Laxative for Children
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois promotes Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for constipated children. It helps establish natural bowel regularity without purging or upsetting delicate systems and is pleasant and harmless. A 60 cent bottle is sold in stores or a free sample can be requested by writing to Monticello Illinois.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Dr. Caldwell
Illinois
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