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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1929

Page

6

Giant Redwoods to Be Preserved in West Coast

A Pacific Northwest plan aims to log renewably, with three million trees planted annually in Oregon to California redwood regions. Each mature redwood cut spawns ten saplings, ensuring perpetual commercial forests while protecting aesthetics and pulpwood supply. Nurseries project 1,500,000 young trees transplanted this year.

Portland Ore West Coast Great Woods Pacific Northwest Redwood Oregon California

New Digestant Found in Sap of the Papaya

Miami horticulturist Dr J Peterson announces papain from papaya sap as a stomach remedy with pepsin like action and faster results. A drop dissolves a square inch of steak in two minutes. Papaya, rediscovered forty years ago, now popular in health food markets with many preparations and flavors.

Miami Fla J. Peterson Central America

Ice Man Faces Rival From Carbonic Dry Ice

New York reports the ice trade facing competition from dry ice made by compressing carbonic gas. A pound of gas becomes two pounds of dry ice at 114 degrees below zero. Efforts focus on cutting production costs and designing smaller containers for the refrigerant.

New York

Stenographer Maps Relativity Through Aztec Clock System

Kansas City stenographer Miss Virgie Vail has spent ten years studying astronomy to simplify it for lay readers. She created diagrams using numbers from the ancient Aztec calendar stone, arranging zodiac signs in circular and spiral patterns to illustrate aspects of relativity.

Kansas City Virgie Vail Miss Vail

Right to a girl on Broadway cited in etiquette tale

New York report recounts Broadway courting ethics where rivals confrontations occur over a girl. Several incidents illustrate the unspoken rule, including a clubman who walked out after a confrontation and a host who expelled a friend to protect a date.

New York Broadway

Spanish Yields to English in Philippines

In Manila a shift toward English as the official language of the Philippines accelerates as Governor General Stimson urges that Judiciary nominees have working English knowledge. The policy aims to adopt English as the sole official language soon, noting younger Filipinos favor English while Spanish wanes.

Manila Stimson Secretary of Justice Philippines

Balloon Cells in Trees Defy Aging Theory

Dr D T MacDougall at the Carnegie Desert Laboratory reports balloon cells in certain trees that never enlarge, yet stay alive for 400 seasons and mature in about 20 days. He notes recuperative powers after injury and that young cell dry weight exceeds old. Some California trees are said to live 38 000 years, but winds end their life.

Flagstaff Ariz D. T. MacDougall Desert Laboratory Carnegie Institution MacDougall California

Policeman Uses Nickel To Clear Traffic Jam

In a street car standoff in Los Angeles officer No. 517 demanded a good nickel to end a delay. The conductor and a commuter argued until the officer boarded the car, took the nickel, returned another, and traffic resumed as passengers cheered.

Los Angeles Calif No. 517

Castoria a trusted remedy for babies and children

Castoria provides quick comfort for fretful babies and colic with safe vegetable ingredients. Doctors endorse it for infants and older children alike, and mothers often keep an extra bottle for emergencies. Always ensure Castoria is on hand in the home.

Paper That Won’t Burn Demonstrated by German Inventor

German inventor Franz Franck demonstrated fireproof paper by wrapping a crumpled newspaper in it and holding the bundle in a lab flame. The outer sheet withstood the heat while the inner paper remained unscorched during the test.

Franz Franck

The Usual Female Reticence in Horse Talk

A brief vignette centers on horse curiousity and a mare held back by age uncertainty. One horse is identifiable by a keeper while the other’s age remains unknown, illustrating a light social exchange about animal knowledge.

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