Women leaders urge Americans to value chemistry at home
Five prominent American women including Mrs Hoover and Miss Comstock endorse a plea urging women to study organic chemistry's role in health, food, defense, and industry. They call for educators and communities to connect chemistry to national needs and promote research, resources, and policy support.
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Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
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Girl Scouts
Thomas G. Winter
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Maude Wetmore
Woman
National Civic Federation
Ada L. Comstock
Radcliffe College
American Association of University Women
George Maynard Minor
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Cheristry
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Gold First Metal Shaped Early Civilizations
Gold was the first metal used by humans and its perceived magical qualities sparked a global hunt for the metal, driving value and influencing the course of early civilizations and world history.
Pocket Gophers at LA Area Similar to Fossil Relatives
Little change noted as pocket gophers around Los Angeles today show no appreciable differences from fossil gopher remains in California dating about two hundred thousand years ago.
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A New Requirement in Marriages and Motor Cars
A humorous exchange notes a new rule: a man must show two licenses to marry, one for marriage and one for a motor car. The quip reflects increasing legal formalities and vehicle ownership expectations.
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