Pine newsprint breakthrough opens way to home supply
The Washington Star reports that technical advances allow pine newsprint to be produced locally. Dr Charles J Therry linked resin in pine to paper feasibility and found trees mature at twenty to twenty five years. Georgia backed the project with funds, industry loans, and state support. If scaled, Southern pine could cut dependence on imports and create regional income.
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Animals in Motion At The Academy Highlights Fly Snake Canary Cat
The National Academy of Sciences showcased rapid motion studies of a fruit fly a canary a snake and a cat. Camera work by Edwerton Germeshausen revealed wings beating 200 times per second canaries folding wings and rapid eye-like winks. The snake used its tongue for sensation while the cat demonstrated precise righting and landing as it flipped from a height. A Minneapolis Journal note discussed protoplasm and life’s common basis linking animal and human life.
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