Iron rich minerals found in oceans and sea life
The oceans hold glauconite a green mineral about 23 percent iron formed near sea mudlines at great depths from decayed shellfish and leached rock minerals. Sea life concentrates iron and other metals with plankton and creatures like lobsters oysters scallops mussels and plankton hosting cobalt copper nickel vanadium and manganese though commercial use remains unlikely.
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Former Oil Waste LP-Gas Brings Comfort to Farms and City
A former waste product from oil fields and refineries, liquefied petroleum gas known as LP-Gas or butane and propane now serves 7144 million households in farms, small towns, and suburbs. It powers take life easy appliances including automatic ovens, water heaters, space heaters, central heating, clothes dryers, and incinerators with year round service and independent tank storage.
Do Not Pay Children for Medicine Says Childcraft Editors
Editors of Childcraft warn against paying children to take medicine. They say bribery teaches that money buys compliance and harms value development. Families should foster mutual help and understanding without cash incentives for good behavior or health routines.
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Junior
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Geriatrics Emerges With Longer Lifespans
Geriatrics, from the Greek for old age, is the medical field focused on elderly patients. It grows in importance as medical advances extend lifespans, with about 3 million Americans over 65 in 1900, roughly 4 percent of the population.
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United States
Frog Color and Breathing in Hibernation
Frogs have black pigment cells in their skin that contract or expand to alter color. Enlarged pigment makes them appear dark, contracted cells pale. Frogs absorb oxygen through their skin, including during hibernation, drawing dissolved oxygen from water and releasing carbon dioxide in the opposite direction. The method is inefficient but sufficient for dormant frogs.
Martin And White Win At Delaware Smokepaths
Johnny Martin of Lewes Delaware won the 20 lap Delaware Smokepaths feature at the dirt Delaware Speedway in 9 minutes 35 seconds a 2 car margin over Dick Kaufman of Harrisburg. Norris Reed crashed as Martin and Kaufman traded the lead with heavy traffic and a risky late move.
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Lewes
Del
Dick Kaufman
Harrisburg
Martin
Kaufman
Norris Reed
Denton
Grandstang
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Jim Hayes
Lew Mood
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Lawrence Tucker
Norwood Ellingsworth
J. R. Jones
Fred Smith
Bob Long
Junior Collins
Bill Baughley
Freddie White Wins 25-Lap Delmar Race Feature
Little Freddie White of Pittsville stunned the Delmar Raceway crowd by taking the 25-lap feature in 12 minutes 23 5 10 seconds. He surged from second to the lead, pounding the door boards of his 38 Chevrolet coupe as he challenged rivals to overtake him, with Richard Twilley nearest in pursuit.
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Freddie White
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Delmar Raceway
Freddie
Richard Twilley
Obituaries: Irelang Satterfield and Noble Die in Caroline County
Twenty five years ago notices report the deaths of Irelang at 58 and Satterfield at 60 with funerals set for Centreville and Wesley Church. Irelang survived by a widow and children. Satterfield survived by widow, daughter and siblings. Noble, 75, longtime county surveyor, dies in Federalsburg. funeral held. survived by widow and several children.
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Irelang
Centreville
William H. Satterfield
Burrsville
Clarence Voss
Atlantic City
N. J
Zack Johnson
Houston
Del
Thomas A. Satterfield
Wesley Church
J. Walter Noble
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Nanticoke Lodge
Alice In Wonderland Color Comic Feature
Walt Disney presents a color comic adaptation of Alice in Wonderland in The Comic Weekly. Readings begin September 2 in the two section color magazine bundled with the Baltimore Sunday American.
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Alice
Walt Disney
Comic Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Airman Baker Promoted to Private First Class at Sampson
Sampson AFB New York announces James L. Baker has been promoted to Private First Class and will report to Sheppard AFB Texas for technical training in Air Force Aircraft Mechanics. He is the son of Mrs. Virgie Baker of Ridgely.
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Sampson Afb
N. Y
James L. Baker
Sheppard Afb
Texas
Air Force Aircraft Mechanics
Pfc. Baker
Virgie Baker
Ridgely
Knights of Labor
New York City
United States
Airman Foxwell Promoted to Private First Class
Robert G. Foxwell has been promoted to Private First Class and will be assigned to Camp Gordon Georgia for technical training in the Air Force air police career field. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William E Foxwell of near Denton.
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Sampson Afb
Robert G. Foxwell
Camp Gordon
Air Force Air Police
Pfc. Foxwell
William E. Foxwell
Denton
Card of Thanks from Earl W. Paswater
Earl W. Paswater expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and Sunshine baskets for visits cards flowers and acts of kindness during his recent illness. He also thanks those who helped with farm work and ends with sincere appreciation.
In Memoriam Harvey L Morris Remembrance Note
In loving memory of my husband Harvey L Morris who died Sept 3 1948 three years ago Not the tears of today but the lonely tears of the years tell of a heart torn Sadly missed by his wife.
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Harvey L. Morris
Taste Appeal in Cigar Smoking Affects Flavor
Veteran smokers favor book matches as lighting method and claim the flames do not alter tobacco flavor. The note highlights perceived consistency in aroma and taste when using match lighting versus other ignition sources.
In loving memory of Sallie A Price
In loving memory of my dear mother Sallie A Price who departed this life ten years ago today September ord 1941 In life I loved you mother In death I do the same I will never cease to love you Until We meet again Mary E Mellard
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Sallie A. Price
Mary E. Mellard
Birds Endure North Winter Winds For Survival
Winter winds prove harsh for birds that stay north. suet and fat clinging to branches provide essential nourishment for farmyard birds during cold spells.
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