The Tongue’s Story and Health Notes
A compendium on tongue sensitivity and its health implications. It covers bacteria in the mouth, how the tongue aids speech and food guidance, and notes on normal coating and the impact of illness. Reader questions address Von Recklinghausen’s disease, mucous colitis, screening tests, and post cancer edema. A new Canterbury religious order will aid students and teach English.
Highlights in History
On this date in 1835 Ann Rutledge died in New Salem leaving Abraham Lincoln at 26. Iroquois attacked Montreal in 1689 killing 200. In 1774 NC assembly banned East Indian tea and slave imports. In 1886 Newport hosted first polo match. In 1948 the Soviet Union cut consular ties with the US. In 1944 Paris capitulated to Germany.
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Abraham Lincoln
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Montreal
North Carolina
Newport
R.I
United States
Paris
Montparnasse
Treasury
George Humphrey
India
Mahandi
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Language Instructor Joins ENMU Faculty in September
Mrs Evelyn Goldin Copeland will join Eastern New Mexico University as an instructor in modern languages starting September. A New York City native she earned a BA and a MA in French from the University of Arizona. She was a graduate assistant at AU for two years, is married and has two children.
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Evelyn Goldin Copeland
Eastern New Mexico University
New York City
University of Arizona
Water management boosts sorghum yields at New Mexico State
University Park New Mexico sorghum expert Gordon Hoff advises careful irrigation to maximize grain yield. Early growth requires steady moisture to establish growth and proper fruit set, while too much water can delay development. light, frequent irrigations outperform heavy applications, with critical needs from boot to soft dough stage.
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University Park
N.M
Gordon Hoff
New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service
Hoff
Profit Office Stays Self Supported By Patents
Washington reports the U S Patent Office not only covers its costs but also regularly earns an annual profit.
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Washington
U.S. Patent Office
Glasses Needed Chicago See Clearly Without Aids
About 30 percent of Americans can see clearly without visual aids, a Chicago survey finds. Researchers say eyeglasses remain essential for many, with education and access affecting usage.
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