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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
8
The piece explains that many substances form crystals including salt and sugar, and describes atomic arrangement and crystal growth. It notes water freezes into frost or snow crystals, minerals form during cooling of molten rock, and granite contains quartz, feldspar, and mica. Crystals come in 32 forms, grouped into six systems, with sizes from microscopic to hundreds of pounds.
A terse inquiry about the mean of a data set titled The Chuckle Box Mother appears. The fragment suggests an educational context asking for calculation steps and interpretation. Further context is unavailable to determine scope or source details.
A 1965 American Bar Association feature explains the U S patent standard of usefulness. It covers that a device must work and benefit society, with examples from perpetual motion to gadgets for curing disease. It notes oddball patents like an automatic hat tipper and argues today’s quirks may become tomorrow’s successes.
Morgan County Court holds a non jury session this Friday listing 44 cases. About 3 percent involve prohibition violations from a liquor raid two weeks earlier by the Morgan County Sheriff's Department with federal and state agents. The state prosecutes 42 cases, and De Kalb city prosecutes two. County Judge C Bennett McRae presides. Prohibition charges include T J Hicks A D Culbreath A L Hunkapiller L D Watwood and many others. Other cases involve selling mortgaged property, issuing worthless checks, assault and battery, and trespassing after warning. names include Roberta Kelly James Wright and Edgar Thompson among the accused.
A made up classroom exchange features Jimmy arguing a zero on a test paper and a teacher joking about stars. A young lady asks for toothpaste and a new clerk quips about loose teeth.
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