Exiles Teach Arab School in Jordan Refugee Camp
Sixty to ninety pupils fill tent classrooms at the UNESCO aided Jericho to Suhkne camps where 2100 Palestinian refugee children learn reading writing and arithmetic. Volunteers led by Mahmoud Tayib from Nazoura teach underfunded program relying on UNESCO support and American Junior Red Cross gifts amid ongoing displacement across the Middle East.
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New Ear Infection Treatment Shows Promising Results
A semicarbazone preparation dissolved in glycols is used as ear drops to treat infections in the middle ear and external canal. In 105 cases, notably those caused by staphylococcus, streptococcus, or colon bacillus, the treatment was well tolerated with mild reactions that faded after stopping.
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Incessible spaces insulated by mineral wool blow-in
Spaces behind walls and other hard to reach areas are insulated quickly by blasting mineral wool through a hose under pneumatic pressure. The process uses nodulated mineral wool to fill cavities efficiently, improving thermal performance and reducing air leakage.
Convict is Shot Trying to Flee in Alabama
In SPEIGNER Alabama a 21-year-old white convict named Claude A. Carter shot while attempting escape from Draper prison. Serving 10 years for robbery from Shelby county he was only slightly wounded. Carter crawled through cotton and was fired upon by guards from two squads. A shotgun pellet hit his hip and a guard on horseback captured him about a half mile away. Debardeleben said he had a good record.
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Adirondack Park: Size, lakes, peaks and capacity
Adirondack Park in New York spans 3,261 square miles with 2,200 lakes and 19 peaks above 4,000 feet. It can accommodate up to one million campers, reflecting its vast outdoor appeal.
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