Aerosol Innovations Aim to Push Into Daily Life
New York AP reports scientists expand aerosol uses from kitchen sprays to medical and consumer products. Prospects include spray meals, anesthetic nostrums, pain relief aids after childbirth, oxygen for home use, and toy shaped soaps for children plus a range of sprays for denture care and door lubrication.
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Today in History Highlights of Aug 13 1964
On this date in 1818 Lucy Stone was born in West Brookfield Massachusetts and became a suffrage leader. In 1521 Hernando Cortes captured Mexico City, 1898 Manila fell to General Merritt after Dewey bombardment. Florence Nightingale died in 1910.
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Kodiak the largest car averages under 1000 pounds
The Kodiak ranks as the largest car ever built with an average weight under one thousand pounds, highlighting its unusually light design for its size.
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