Sun’s unequal rotation proves it is not solid
The sun spins on an axis with an equatorial period of 824.7 days and polar regions rotating up to 34 days slower, demonstrating its non solid nature.
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
2
The sun spins on an axis with an equatorial period of 824.7 days and polar regions rotating up to 34 days slower, demonstrating its non solid nature.
An old Kellogg advertisement urges treating constipation seriously and promotes All-Bran as a natural laxative option. It describes bulk from cereal absorbing moisture to form a soft mass that cleanses the system, notes vitamins and iron, and gives usage guidance. It also lists Kellogg Company as the guarantor and Battle Creek as the maker.
Philadelphia hosts the Democratic advance for the national convention as Wallace and AAA aides draft a farm plank with soil conservation subsidies crop production control under state authority and continued research into industrial uses for farm products. Delegates arrive with plans for Roosevelt renomination and security arrangements at Franklin Field.
Mexico City Laredo highway advances the Pan American route linking the capital with Sonora and Chiapas, nearing weekly dedication, with 12,000 miles of planned road from Canada to Argentina. The project faced steep Sierra Madre ascents, 170 bridges, and costly mountain grades, reflecting years of engineering effort and labor challenges.
Kansas City officials announced that about 66,500 voters registered yesterday in the intermediate registration for the August 4 primary. Officials said the number of qualified voters for the primary is expected to be near 240,000.
Omar B. Ketchum of Topeka a Democrat formally opposed United States Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas. Ketchum who was defeated for governor in 1832 filed for the nomination yesterday. Cactus pearls are curious growths forming inside cactus plants that grow to repair injuries from outside sources.
A 14 year old boy in Cleveland told police he is a veteran bootlegger, assisting his father in serving alcohol for six years while his 12 year old sister began learning the business. They were taken to juvenile detention after a raid on their home.
The habeas corpus hearing for Thomas J. Mooney, seeking freedom after 20 years, reached its 110th court day. The case, linked to the 1936 Preparedness Day bombing, has drawn 12,000 pages of transcript and high costs, with supporters insisting Mooney was framed.
Berlin AP reports the Ministry of Education issues a first reader steeped in national socialist ideology. It decrees all children, regardless of family status, must begin schooling in public grammar schools to start their education.
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