Army Doctor to Stick to Chute
Captain Amos Little, a 5 foot 4 inch parachuting army doctor from Marlboro Massachusetts and Dartmouth Johns Hopkins graduate, leads aerial rescue efforts in Great Falls Montana. After 47 rescue jumps including a Crown Peak crash, he plans a private orthopedic practice in the Northwest while continuing rescue work. He recounts bailing from 12 500 feet and the peril of a snagged chute but says rescue work is safer than a New York taxi.
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Great Falls
Mont
Amos Little
Associated Press
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Marlboro
Mass
Dartmouth
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Army
Second Force
Crown Peak
Fort Collins
Colo
New York
Scientist Finds Way to Eliminate Bread Mould
A 34 year old food scientist has used electronics to eliminate bread mold. Dr. Wiliam H. Cathcart, director of the Awe. Pb Sery laboratory, leads this effort aiming to end mold issues that have troubled bakers and households since ancient bread making.
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New York
Wiliam H. Cathcart
Awe
Pb Sery Labora
Electric heat could halt mold in bread and grain
Dr Cathcart reports breakthrough use of a dielectric oven to broadcast high frequency heat that penetrates wrapped loaves and kills mold spores within seconds. He notes commercial retardants only slow growth and says electronic heat could protect cereals and baked goods from infection.
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Cathcart
Ancient hand looms weave oriental rugs through centuries
Primitive looms used thousands of years ago still produce oriental rugs by hand. The craft endures as loom designs change little, preserving traditional weaving techniques across eras.
Holiday Turkey Ideas For A Festive Christmas Dinner
The article suggests turkey or stuffed chicken as alternatives to ham or roast beef for Christmas. It highlights serving with cranberry rel ish mashed potatoes rolls fruit and nuts, with holly decorations and candles to create a welcoming table. It promises varied stuffing ideas to keep meals lively.
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Turkey
How to Remove Stains with Boiling Water Method
A stain removal method suggests stretching the fabric over a bowl and pouring boiling water from a height to wash away the stain. If residue remains, air dry the fabric in sunlight to finish.
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Herman’s Flowers
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1St Ave
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5Th St
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South Gate
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Herb’s
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