Research Studies in Iodine Content Draw Attention
Raleigh January 17 News reports NCC State College chemistry department will study iodine levels in North Carolina foods. Dr. A J Wilson outlines a statewide survey by geographic regions with potatoes as the primary sample, analyzing two foods in each of about 100 counties and extending to vegetables berries and cereals. The project partners with agriculture stations to assess soil type harvest maturity effects.
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Raleigh
Department of Chemistry
NCC
State College
North Carolina
A. J. Wilson
Wilson
N. C
Coastal Plain
Piedmont
Mountain
School of Agriculture
Agricultural Experiment Station
State college iodine research aids crop nutrition study
The State college has set up a lab for chemists to study iodine in soil and crops. Potato samples from piedmont counties are arriving for analysis with work expected to start soon and cover the Piedmont by June. The Wilmington chamber endorses the project and offers to supply crop samples and assist.
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Piedmont
State College
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
I. C. Brooks
North Carolina
A Mental Diet for Women in A New Year Opinion
The YWCA president Mrs. John M. Hanna of Dallas urges women to adopt a selective mental diet in the new year. She argues to read less but better, avoid overload from new theories, and cultivate freedom and poise to reduce mental tension and improve health and social enjoyment.
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John M. Hanna
Dallas
Tex
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