New Drug May Be Cure for Common Cold
A new drug called aureamycin, a cousin of streptomycin, shows promise against viruses resistant to standard antibiotics. Preliminary trials note rapid improvement in patients and successful use in 25 cases at Marien hospital for a stubborn venereal virus. findings were presented at the New York Academy of Medicine.
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Laboratory Discovery May Give Modern Farm Corn 'as Tall as an Elephant's Ear'
In Middlebarn, Massachusetts, researchers probe a sensational “master cell” said to double crop yields and cure livestock ailments. Federal and state investigators weigh claims as farmers invest in the alleged growth-enhancing discs, while skeptical academics demand evidence before adoption.
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Cobra Expert Bitten and Quickly Dies
Grace Olive Wiley 63 a noted cobra handler and former museum curator died after a cobra bite at her Cypress Cal home. She kept 125 reptiles and believed snakes fear people less than people fear snakes. The snake Sivahger, one of 20 deadly reptiles, bit her finger as she demonstrated handling. An anti venom failed. an autopsy was planned.
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U S Steel Announces Price Increase Amid Wage Tension
President Benjamin F. Fairless said April price reductions by U S Steel subsidiaries aim to curb living costs while wages for 178,000 production workers were praised. The new prices restore roughly $1.25 per ton of prior cuts and add about $8.09 per ton on major products, reflecting rising costs in labor, transport, scrap, and services.
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CIOS
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Study on Bird Migration Aid with Earth’s Plagnetism
A fragmented report notes an ongoing study exploring if birds migrate aided by a supposed Earth magnetism effect. It references an unnamed organ in the body and a theoretical mechanism, but details are unclear from the cut text.
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