Confusing Legends Distort Hemlock and Snake Deaths
A note clarifies myths about the American hemlock not being poisonous and corrects a belief that a struck snake must wait for sunset to die, asserting such timing is not true.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1956
Page
5
A note clarifies myths about the American hemlock not being poisonous and corrects a belief that a struck snake must wait for sunset to die, asserting such timing is not true.
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South preserves both lines of play by ruffing hearts and timing club entries. He ruffs the first heart, wins with clubs, and sacrifices a club. If trumps are led he brings in clubs. if a third heart is led he ruffs again and returns to dummy to ruff East. The defense cannot prevent South from making the contract. Sirius, the Dog Star, shines in our evening skies.
A New York report details the metal research push in industry with a focus on metal dentistry for shovels and retreading rail switches. Innovations include higher strength steels, heat treated pipes for deep wells, new bolt driving tools, vacuum melting for bearings, and hardfacing to extend part life. The American Manganese Steel Division says hardfac ing can boost metal life from two to twenty five times.
The Constitution vests the president with the power to grant reprieves and pardons for all federal offenses except in cases of impeachment.
Washington Senator George of Georgia, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, says since President Eisenhower's September heart attack the United States has not shown a very positive attitude toward Russia's moves. He cites Eisenhower's illness as a major contributing factor and notes limited progress in foreign policy over recent months. He spoke on the MBS Reporters Roundup radio program.
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