Tar Heel Gardener Praises Sweet Gum Trees
The author advocates for the sweet gum as an underappreciated favorite. They discuss its aromatic resin, brilliant fall color, and suitability as a street tree, noting transplant difficulty and spiny seed balls as downsides while urging planting over other chores.
North Pole radio ambush studied by Cornell men
Cornell University scientists study natural radio blackouts caused by auroral storms as possible cover for future air invasions. Researchers map the northern lights belt over North America from New York to Washington and assess implications for navigation, radar, and communications amid sunspot cycles.
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Inmates Invited To Pick Flowers At Colorado Hospital
A sign reading Please Pick Flowers welcomes patients at the Colorado state mental hospital in Pueblo The management says do not pick signs disturb patients and offers patient selections or florist cut flowers There are over 100 000 blooming plants on the grounds supervised by hospital florist Martin Vanderbeck
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Filmland Revises Bachelor Listings in Hollywood
Hollywood hostesses revise leading bachelor lists after Jimmy Stewart wed Gloria Hatrick McLean. Top eligibles now include Howard Duff Montgomery Clift John Dall Kirk Douglas and Clark Gable with Duff declaring he will remain single as Stewart claimed a decade ago.
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Giant Radish Emerges From Australian Garden
In Casino New South Wales a radish weighing 44 pounds was grown in a backyard plot by J Goldsmith among 15 oversized roots described as monstrous. The report notes a trend with 25 states mandating synthetic vitamin enrichment of white bread and flour.
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German Student Leaders to Spend Year at Duke
Twelve young German student leaders arrive at Duke University after Sept 15 for one year of graduate study as part of a U S government program. Ninety Germans will attend Duke Harvard Bryn Mawr and the Universities of Chicago Michigan and Syracuse this year.
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Pleasant liquid Capucline relieves headaches fast
Thousands praise the LIQUID headache relief Capucline for gentle stomach tolerance and quick effect. Four carefully selected ingredients target headache and neuralgia. use as directed on the label for best results.
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