Soapless soaps cut coal mine dust with spray and Naccenol
Wall Street Journal reports on using wetting agents with water spray to suppress coal dust during cutting and loading. Tests at a large mine show dust reduced to about 10 million particles per cubic foot when Naccenol is added, using far less water and lowering explosion and health risks.
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Centralia
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp
Health Advice for Canadians as Warm Weather Approaches
Medical authorities urge easing physical demands and adjusting diet with the season. They advise consuming fewer heat producing foods and increasing liquids to conserve health as warmer weather arrives.
Auto maker vows five year parts supply for discontinued model
The manufacturer commits to supplying spare parts for the now discontinued vehicle for a five year period. The plan covers critical components to ensure continued safety and serviceability for owners and repair shops.
War of Nerves Used By Hitler Centuries Old
A translated Sumerian tablet recounts a 5000 year old war of nerves used by Enmerkar to subdue Aratta. The poem shows threats plus a fifth column strategy and gifts before war. Dr. Kramer translated the main characters and plot despite gaps in the tablet. Australia is the one continent lying wholly in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Adolf Hitler
Samuel N. Kramer
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Istanbul
Turkey
Kramer
Enmerkar
Erech
Aratta
Mesopotamia
Australia
Glue Developed That Supports Locomotive
ATLANTIC CITY New Jersey The stickiest glue ever developed was described as so strong that two wooden beams glued together would hold 100000 pounds. Westinghouse researchers Nagel and Ackermann said the resin-based plastic glue is 10 to 15 percent stronger than similar adhesives and withstands extreme temperatures while bonding wood rubber leather paper cardboard and plastics though not metals or glass. It offers wide applications in boat and furniture construction shoemaking rubber processes plastic bonding and electrical equipment manufacture.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Fritz J. Nagel
Elizabeth M. Ackermann
Westinghouse Research Laboratories
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Canada’s population up 188000 in last year
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Canada’s population rose to 12 307 000 from 12 119 000 in 1945, with Ontario Quebec and British Columbia leading gains and Saskatchewan Manitoba and Prince Edward Island posting declines.
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Canada
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Ontario
Quebec
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Alberta
North-West Territories
Yukon
Time Information Policy Shown In Vancouver News Herald Dialogue
A Vancouver News Herald exchange shows an operator refusing to give time details while a caller presses for information. The dialogue escalates with refusals and partial offers before the call ends.
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Vancouver News-Herald
Oxygen Dominates Earth as Most Abundant Element
The article notes oxygen is the most plentiful element on Earth, comprising a large portion of the atmosphere and crust. It discusses its essential role in life processes and various natural and industrial applications.
Paris Actress Seeks Pistol Duel
Paris French actress Lise Merville reputed crack shot has challenged critic Roger Dornes to a pistol duel after he called her "a Skeleton" and a jumping jack. Her seconds Jacques Dalles and Pierre Dante said she would duel Dornes. he declined. This is the fourth duel challenge in two months with no injuries.
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Paris
Lise Merville
Roger Dornes
Jacques Dalles
Pierre Dante
Darnes
Weather Observation on Rainfall Direction
A brief note states that rain falling straight down does not fill an exposed receptacle faster than rain falling at an angle, indicating no speed advantage based on drop trajectory.
Not The Answer Edison Expected
Thomas A. Edison uses a street observation to teach practicality. He asks a peddler why the cart is pushed instead of pulled and the man replies in broad humor that he has no horse.
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Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Costly era echoes from Orillia’s first Expositor ads
In 1867 the Orillia Expositor first issue displayed rising costs of living with examples from Mulcahy and Kean’s dry goods at $2.50, O’Brien and Co bacon at 10 cents a pound, and ladies gaiters at $1. Tea priced at $1 a pound and domestic whisky at 75 cents a gallon show how beverages and apparel cost more than earlier times.
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Orillia Expositor
Mulcahy
Frank Kean
O’brien and Co
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