Eye-Lens Indicates Age and Life Length in News
A Columbia University scientist reports eye-lens hardening signals aging and lifespan, with the rest of the body aging similarly. A Christmas prank led to a fatal fright for a boy, prompting a harsh jail sentence for the youths. State figures criticized for grand statements as Formosa earthquake victims suffer. Students stage a strike against war, noting civilization’s burden and memory.
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Felix Bernstein
Columbia University
National Academy of Science
Chicago
George Bond
Carl McMorty
Poplar Bluff
James Ainley
Perfection in Its Simplicity House Dress Pattern
A simple house dress design offers a slim silhouette with easy wear and movement. Pattern 3002 comes in multiple sizes and ткани fabrics such as cotton broadcloth percale or pique print. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and requires 4 1/2 yards fabric plus 1/2 yard contrast. 16 cents in coin or stamps. Send order to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Beyventeenth Street
New York City
Inquisitive Woman Probes Gardener About Caterpillars
An anxious woman questions a gardener about caterpillars. He answers tersely, describing a strange routine where J. takes six steps into a field and turns the caterpillar three times so they become disoriented and stray.
Glove Exchange Sparks Question In Paper Marking
A witty exchange about grading perfection arises as a new assistant notes a misread question. A reader’s quip about a glove adds whimsy, while the editor defends the paper’s scoring method.
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Pathfinder Magazine
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