Aged May Need More Milk Than Child
Aged individuals may require more milk than children as calcium from food gains importance in the final life third, says Dr. Clive M. McCay of Cornell. He notes milk supports bone calcium without speeding artery hardening and cites white rats living long on mineralized milk. Fat intake affects calcium use in old age, with hard fats causing more calcium wastage than soft fats.
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Be ryllium research sparks cancer question find
A grant to Dr. Charles S. Thornton of Kenyon College supports fundamental studies on beryllium nitrate and its effect on growth and differentiation. Thornton notes beryllium nitrate stops salamander limb regeneration, raises questions about tumor growth and toxicity in higher animals, and seeks possible cancer insights without immediate cures.
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Retreating Americans Question Ideology And Taxes
Observers express wonder at Americans supporting free civilization while expanding government and taxes. A congressman notes federal planners thrive on public payroll, while citizens focus on family and business. Critics fear a shift toward socialized control, yet some defend private industry and independent stores amid A and P antitrust suits.
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Palomar Telescope Sees Coma Berenices Eye in Sky
The Palomar Mountain telescope near San Diego gazed deep into space and focused on the constellation Coma Berenices. The name Berenice derives from a 2200-year-old legend about the queen’s amber hair, with the term varnish tracing its linguistic path from vernix to its modern form.
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Cornell Professor Finds Defoe Descendants in England
A Cornell University professor tracing clues by mail uncovered descendants of Daniel Defoe. The search, begun in 1938, also revealed the earliest known letters of the 18th century author and ties to Defoe’s drowned last descendant off San Francisco in the 1890s. Dr. George H. Healey led the England discovery.
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Calcium for the Family Milk Intake Reminder
The USDA notes a gradual drop in milk consumption. Ensure each adult gets at least one pint of milk daily while children receive a quart. Adequate dairy intake supports strong teeth bones and overall health for every family member.
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