Fused silica ceramic hints at vast industrial uses
Atlanta engineers from Georgia Tech and Glasrock Corp push fused silica, a cheap sand based ceramic, as a versatile mold and structural material. The process creates a hard, stable powder cast into shapes for missiles, rocket nozzles, boiler parts, and even potential telescope optics, with potential 100 million dollar yearly industry.
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Atlanta
Engineering Experiment Station
Georgia Tech
Glasrock Corp
John North
North
Georgia Ech
Adenauer Faces Vote Test Today in Two German States
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and his Christian Democrats seek to frame Sunday's elections in Lower Saxony and Rhineland Palatinate as a plebiscite against Socialist backed plans to loosen Bonn's ties with the Opposition. The Socialists push the Germany plan calling for arms limits and withdrawal from NATO and Warsaw pacts.
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Frankfurt
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Geneva
Lower Saxony
Rhineland-Palatinate
Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Bonn
Germany
Warsaw
Self-disciplined habit as life skill
The text highlights self-discipline as a valuable habit to cultivate. It contrasts this with the biological note that the African lungfish must surface to breathe, illustrating an analogy between disciplined practice and natural adaptation.
Sleep Angle for the Home Promises Health Benefits
Doctors hail the Sertapedic Sleep set with Tilt-A-Bed action claiming wide health benefits. Cardio vascular specialists praise feet elevated positioning for heart patients while obstetricians see relief during pregnancy. Orthopedists dermatologists and other physicians note potential aids for back conditions skin circulation and respiratory issues.
Sertapedic-59 Sleep Set Ad Advertised in AMA Journal
An AMA Journal advertisement promotes the revolutionary Sertapedic-59 Sleep Set with Tilt-A-Bed action. The Journal, official organ of the American Medical Association, notes careful review of health benefit claims in ads.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
The
AMA
Serta Develops Tilt-A-Bed for Adjustable Sleep Angles
Serta engineers announce a new Tilt-A-Bed system that raises either end of the box spring and mattress without blocks pulleys or extra gear. A simple lift of head or foot handles sets the desired angle, integrating the mechanism into the sleep set.
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Serta
Sertapedic Sleep Set introduces Tilt-A-Bed action
A historic overview traces sleep from Stone Age skins to modern innerspring refinements and celebrates the Sertapedic Sleep Set with Tilt-A-Bed action as the first major sleep-angle breakthrough since ancient times.
When Head End is Raised for Respiratory Comfort
Serrapedic mattress and box spring rest at the angle found useful for cardiac sufferers asthma victims hay fever and other respiratory ailments including the common cold.
New Serrapedic Tilt-A-Bed Promises Wakeful Sleep Reform
An advertisement touts a Tilt-A-Bed by Serta that elevates either end of a bed to angle the head or feet. It claims a long-sought cure for circulatory issues and pregnancy comfort, promising a revolutionary sleep evolution for modern times.
Tilt-A-Bed position aids hospital bed care at home
When both ends are raised, labor of bed making is reduced and hospital bed height aids home care. If you have illness symptoms, consult your physician for the Tilt-A-Bed position best suited to you.
Sertapedic Sleep Set Promises Beauty Boost
Chicago writer Joan Fuller extols a fifteen minute rest on a Sertapedic Sleep Set with feet elevated as a rapid beauty treatment. She claims increased circulation purifies the skin and smooths lines while toning muscles, noting the Tilt A Bed action offers a notable beauty angle for American women.
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Joan Fuller
Chicago
Miss Fuller
Decorator Designed Covers Reinforced at Seams
Durable decor covers feature smart construction with reinforced seams for lasting wear and enhanced style.
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