Peanut Oil Used as Penicillin Vehicle in Veterinary Care
Peanut oil long used in kitchens and beauty parlors is being adopted in veterinary medicine as a vehicle for penicillin. Doctors note peanut oil delays penicillin absorption, prolonging drug presence in blood and reducing injection frequency. Researchers praise its high skin penetration, lower irritation, and cleaner profile versus mineral oils, though widespread use remains experimental and costly.
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ST Clarence
Doctors of
Bandai
George Washington Carver
Eterniarians
Carver
Showers Replace Tubs In Postwar Home Survey
In Cleveland the postwar bathing scene shows the sit and soak tub giving way to showers as observers say war priorities pushed civilians toward faster baths. Charles Jauch of the Cleveland Builders Exchange notes soldiers lacked access to tubs and showers grew popular for speed and efficiency.
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Cleveland
Charles Jauch
Cleveland Builders Exchange
Jase Addams and Hull House Founder Remembered
The note recalls Jane Addams of Hull House, once a famed Chicago reformer and city inspector, acknowledging her influence. It mentions Britannica as a source and comments on energy use, noting only a tenth of power being utilized today.
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Jase Addams Fowder
Hull House
Chicago
Britannica
Hughes patent record notes early United States shaving map patents
Chomss E Hughes of Ingham Pa received the Doctors patent for shaving mor on May 1 1689. Between then and 1832 the total number of patents granted in the United States for saving maps.
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