Hydraulic limb brings safer steps for amputees says Army air surgeon
Brig. Gen. C. Grow reports on a hydraulic knee joint improving artificial legs. The design, tested at Walter Reed and developed by German scientists Ulrich Kenschke and Hans Mauch, allows stairs, solo standing, and steadier walking, reducing buckling risks for single or double amputees.
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United Kingdom Tops Dairy Poultry and Pig Imports
The United Kingdom is described as the world's largest importer of dairy products poultry and pig products representing 20 percent of the total imports of tobacco food and drink in a single year.
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Divorce Seen Threatening Democracy
United Press reports Cincinnati Judge Charles W. Hoffman warns divorce endangers democracy. He cites rising divorce rates, orphaned children, and links to juvenile delinquency while highlighting Cincinnati’s relatively low divorce numbers and his six week waiting period to assess each case.
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Adopt Europeans In Peace Move In New Kensington
New Kensington women promote peace by adopting 72 European families since January. They send clothing food toys and household items and maintain correspondence. The project by the New Kensington Women’s Club aims to match families across borders and encourage cross cultural friendship.
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Illinois agricultural chief warns farmers to avoid past plow mistake
CHICAGO (UP) President Charles B. Shuman of the Illinois Agricultural Association warns farmers to not plow marginal lands to meet foreign food demands after World War I. He notes that wartime expansion crippled by surpluses when Europe resumed farming, urging caution in expanding cultivation this time.
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Help Weeds Grow Then Mow Them Campaign
An agricultural advisor Mack Sherwood urges farmers to cut weeds before seed scattering. He notes up to 400000 weed seeds per square foot and suggests encouraging germination then destroying seedlings, focusing on the upper soil layer with early plowing. He also mentions using potatoes for stuffing meats.
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