Next Great Deluge Forecast by Science
A sweeping look at climate history and future risk. Geologists say multiple ice ages occurred and Antarctic and Arctic ice are melting, threatening sea level rises from 50 to 151 feet. If 30,000 to 40,000 years pass, continents would flood, England under water, Sahara inland sea, New York sunken, and tropical flora reach polar regions.
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Washington
Arctic
Antarctic
Sir Edgeworth David
University of Sydney
Australia
Wilhelm Meinardus
Gottingen
William J. Humphreys
United States Weather Bureau
American Meteorological Society
Byrd
Greenland
Alfred Wegener
North
Poles
Globe
State
New York
Wegener
Antarctica
David
Meinardus
Doctor Humphreys
Byrd and Wegener
Rockies
Andes
Holland
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
England
Sahara
Pennsylvania
Canada
G. S. Simpson
British Meteorological Officer
Chelleau
Mousterian
Europe
The Fox Trial and Its Effect on a Child Reader
A writer recalls a twelve year old absorbed in front page crime coverage about a brutal murder known as the Fox trial. The piece questions if broadcasting such lurid details harms juvenile minds and urges restraint in reporting horrors front and center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
the Fox
Western Newspaper Union
Chocolate Souffle From Early Summer Move
Combine sugar and egg yolks then add chocolate mixture slowly while stirring constantly. Cook until thickened remove from heat. Fold in egg whites and turn into greased dish. Bake in hot water at 350 degrees for 50 to 60 minutes until firm. Serve with marshmallow mint sauce if desired. Serves 8.
Beetles Studied Reach Vast Worldwide Diversity
More than 150000 beetle species have been studied and described, forming the world's largest insect group. About 12000 species are native to Central and North America. The name means biter, reflecting their strong mouths capable of harming prey.
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Central
North America
Western Newspaper Union
Upside Down Woman Is Cured in Devon Case
A Devon house servant with reversed writing and upside down reading was treated at Devon Mental Hospital. After hypnosis a cure followed, restoring normal writing and speech as she resumed regular correspondence. The Lancet reports the unusual neurological case and its recovery.
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London
Lancet
R. Eager
J. W. Fisher
Devon Mental Hospital
Devonshire
Devon
Interest 10 The Housewife
Practical kitchen tips are offered on browns sugar storage for baking apples and using leftovers in soups. It advises draining fried foods, lemon cleaning for cracked eggs, and how to improve yolk texture when using only egg yolks in cakes.
Chocolate Souffle Recipe Adapter
A fragmented set of kitchen instructions describes making a chocolate soufflé with melted chocolate mixed into hot milk, then thickened with butter and flour. The text lists eggs, sugar, milk, vanilla, and additional steps, but is incomplete and lacks full sequence. The resulting dish appears to be a rich dessert prepared in a double boiler with careful stirring.
Beauty Tips For Sleep And Nail Care From 1933
A Bell Syndicate beauty column offers guidance on curb ing nail biting with gloves and oils, plus cuticle care. It also warns against excess sleep and suggests routines for healthy rest, including airy rooms, a dark quiet environment, warm milk, snacks, and relaxation methods to promote natural beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Syndicate
WNU
California Extremes: Mount Whitney Peak and Death Valley Low
Within 86 miles of each other in California lie the nation’s highest and lowest points Mount Whitney at 14 493 feet above sea level and Death Valley at 276 feet below sea level as described in the article.
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California
United States
Mount Whitney
Death Valley
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Poppy
Betty Joan Christian
Curtis
Betty
V. F. W. National Home For
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Mich
Lon Warneke
Geapenathte
Gabby Gertie
Lame Bode
Jean Nicot
Guvers
Vanderbundt
Antioch
Calif
Wilco
SWHU
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