Sugar and ash enable burning sugar with a match
A short note explains that burning a lump of sugar fails with a match, but placing cigarette ash on it makes combustion possible as the ash alters the chemical reaction without changing itself.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1948
Page
7
Buffs to Open Exhibition Season at Buff Stadium
Houston Buffs begin a busy April at Buff Stadium after spring training, facing Milwaukee Toledo and St. Louis Cardinals exhibitions before opening Texas League play April 14 in Beaumont and home April 16 versus the Exporters. Manager Johnny Keane rebuilds a team losing stars from 1947 but welcomes returning regulars and Cardinal prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Buff Stadium
Buffs
Dixie
New Braunfels
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee
Toledo
Chicago Cubs
Beaumont
Johnny Keane
Tulsa
Dallas
Mobile
Clarence Beers
al Papas
Roman Brunswick
Tommy Glaviano
Billy Costa
John Hernandez
Vaughn Hazen
Eddie Knoblauch
Sally Hemus
End of friendship tests in Leitha’s luxury home
Leitha weighs staying with wealth and friends as Tanis plans to marry and Charlene accepts a housekeeping role. A late night scare awakens Leitha as Justin returns, and a pantry attack by an apparent assailant unsettles the household before lawyer Joseph Clairmount intervenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leitha
Joseph Clairmount
Tanis
France
Tannahill
Mason
Robert Gates
Andres
Tanis Geller
Charlene
Justin
Neg
Rich
United States
Handsome Cop Leads Doorman Role in Harlem Scene
A vivid column sketches a scene with the Handsome Cop and Barry Fitzgerald in Naked City as a Harlem doorman at 49th Street. It traverses showbiz chatter about Jolson, Mae West, Iturbi records, and a parade of performers, plus a vignette on four conscientious objector brothers and a mix of gossip and witty asides from New York society life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Fitzgerald
Naked City
Harlem
49Th Street
Baloneer
S. Kaye
Jolson
Irv Caesar
Jim Backus
Cleveland
Hollywood
Canvas Backus
New York
Far West
Washington
Andre Gide
U. S
Ronaldo
Radio City Music Hall
Mag
Iturbi
Walter
Joe Glutz
Bill
Bill’s Beer
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Saterone Mfg. CO
Marietta St
Atlanta, Ga
Earnings
Hardeman Exterminating Co
West Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Business and Invest
OPPOR
Spencer
Indiana
Lin-Co
Okla
Seattle
Texas Realty Service
Ave. U
Lowell & Gray
Cleburne
Dr. le Gear
Dr LeGear
Dr. LeGear
Real Estate—Bus
Highway 27
Cross River
Center Point
Joe Wilking
California
Sunkist
Houston Buffs
Thornton & Minor
Vela
Cihkina
Sano
Fleming-Hall Tobacco Co., Inc
Foswick
Mr. Clairmount
Man About Town
Mae West
London
T. C. Worsley
Prince of Wales’ Theater
Mme. Flagstad
Flagstad
Norway
Sammy Schulman
INS
Schulman
WOR
Spike Jones
Peter Lorre
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