Salt in Tulane heart study uses radioactive sodium
At Tulane University two radioactively labeled sodium isotopes made in Oak Ridge are used to study heart disease high blood pressure and the body's salt balance. Sodium 22 and sodium 24 emit rays and reveal salt distribution in living tissue without harming subjects. experiments led by George Burch and Paul Reaser in the cardiovascular labs are sponsored by William Helis Institute for Medical Research.
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Orleans
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Tulane University
Tulane
George Burch
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Paul Reaser
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School of Mare
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William Helis Institute For Edical Research
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Salt Aids Coal Heaters And Electroplating Advances
U S bureau of mines found common table salt lowers soot combustion temperature, helping furnace cleanliness and reducing hand cleaning in homes and some industrial furnaces. An alternating current improves electroplating coatings by causing initial deposition then retention of metal atoms. Dentition studies across Europe link diet to tooth decay, with Switzerland noting decline, Greece reporting starvation cases and early tooth loss.
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U.S. Bureau of Mines
Worcester
George W. Jernstedt
Westinghouse, Electric Corporation
Calcium in Drinking Water Myth Debunked by Dr Brady
Dr William Brady argues that calcium in hard water does not harm kidneys or body. He states Americans suffer more calcium deficiency from diet and lack of vitamin D, and that milk provides more calcium per glass than many waters.
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Owever
Cone Paintings On Display At Davenport Show
An exhibition of 19 Marvin Cone paintings opens today at the Davenport Municipal Art Gallery and runs through March 31. The haunted room and ghost themes include Habitation Uncle Ben There’s The Old Gent The Old Tenant This Was The House Uncle Ben Again The Watcher Night Prowler and Anniversary. Cone’s works have appeared in Chicago Denver Joslyn Omaha Colorado Springs National Academy New York Metropolitan Museum. A painting He Must Have Lived Here is invited to Artists West of the Mississippi in Colorado Springs opening March 4.
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Marvin Cone
Coe College
da Municipal Art Gallery
Cone
Uncle Ben
Chicago Art Institute
Denver Art Museum
Joslyn Memorial
Omaha
Colorado Springs Fine
National Acadeemy
New York City
Meteropolitan Museum
Colorado Springs
Dartmouth Tribe Welcomes Babies Born to Students
Each baby born to the wives of Dartmouth College students is given a certificate declaring he is a freeborn child of this reservation and extends the welcome of all the Dartmouth tribe. Dartmouth was founded in 1769 as a college for Indians and whites.
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Hangver
N. H
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
High grade crop land in U S dwindles to 460 million acres
A leading authority notes that roughly 460 million acres of premium U S agricultural land remain, signaling scarcity amid ongoing farming pressures. The figure underscores concerns about land quality, regional distribution, and potential impacts on future crop yields and planning.
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Athens
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New York
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