Octopus Fishing With Human Bait
A Gilbert Island tale describes natives using a partner as human bait to lure a nine foot octopus to the surface. The killer bites the monster’s eyes and beak, killing it in under a minute, with an eerie first person recollection by Sir Arthur Grimble and a warning against octopuses.
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Gilbert Islands
Gilbert Island
Arthur Grimble
Seychelles
Windward Islands
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Heat-Resistant Paint Promises High Temperature Durability
A company introduces a bright finish paint usable on wood or metal by standard methods. The coating resists up to 1900 degrees Fahrenheit and withstands moisture corrosion mild acids and alkalis oxidation and fumes in industrial plants. It can be applied to surfaces usually deemed unpaintable due to heat or corrosive damage.
Modern Etiquette Q A Guide on Graceful Corrections and Manners
A reader suggests tactful correction of mispronunciations is inappropriate and favors ignoring slips. Other etiquette tips include handwritten condolence notes, bread and butter letters after visits, personal notes for gifts, proper timing for passing table condiments, optional handshakes at introductions, church reception etiquette, fork tips, and tipping conductors.
Home style meat dishes and two way cookies featured
South of the border inspired meat balls and meat loaf variations share tips for ground beef dishes. Recipes include meat balls with tomato sauce, meat loaves, mock drumsticks, and large hamburgers with guidance on baking and frying. Also included are a strawberry cream filling and a two way cookie recipe with drop cookie option.
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Mexico
Fashion Note on Oven and Cookie Prep
Directions describe baking cookies at 375 degrees for 10 to 12 minutes. Remaining dough is shaped into a roll, wrapped, chilled, then sliced into 1/4 inch thick cookies and baked as directed.
Michigan Researcher Claims Chemical Stops Influenza Virus Growth
Dr W Wilbur Ackerman of the University of Michigan reports a chemical that halts influenza A virus growth in a test tube. The agent blocks viral access to substances needed for replication using methoxinine in 14 day old chicken embryo tissue cells, reducing cellular methionine and inhibiting virus multiplication. The finding is preliminary with no current medical use.
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W. Wilbur Ackerman
University of Michigan
New and Useful Top Adhesive Cleaner for Garments
A new adhesive cleaner promises to remove dog hair dandruff and other residue from dark suits and coats without harming fabric. Roll the device over the garment cover with adhesive and peel off the used strip to reveal a fresh surface. New rolls are available.
Fragrances Vary in New Silent 15 Watt Deodorizer
A compact electric deodorizer with a 15 watt motor offers silent operation and multiple fragrance options. The device features brass housing and lightweight design, marketed for economical use in homes or small spaces.
Cancer research at Western Ontario probes plant hormone effects
Dr Earle R Plunkett at the University of Western Ontario leads a cancer research program testing a plant-based medicine once used by Nevada Indian healers. The work aims to purify the material to study its ability to inhibit pituitary hormones linked to cancer growth and guide clinical experiments.
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Canada
University of Western Ontario
Earle R. Plunkett
Nevada
Plunkett
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