Satire and Its Part in Modern Literature
The Minneapolis Journal discusses satire as a force in modern writing. It cites Sin clair Lewis H. L. Mencken and Simeon Strunsky while noting satire aims to wake readers and critique folly. The piece argues satire sharpens perception but may hinder creativity if overused.
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New Use for Oat Hulls Crayons from agricultural waste
Oat hulls, an agricultural waste, are turned into a yellow oil named surfural and treated with simple chemicals to yield a black substance usable as crayons. Tests show these crayons compare well with charcoal, and chemical variation can produce crayons of different hardness and blackness.
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