Unwanted fish killed by chemical paralysis
Augusta officials use a chemical solution to paralyze fish gills and drown thousands of unwanted species including white perch suckers shiners smelts and pickerel at Sabbathday Lake to improve fishing conditions. Salmon and most trout appear unaffected though a few small trout were found dead.
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Blood Transfusion A Long Medical Research History
Blood transfusion evolved from early 1492 practices to 1824 and beyond, with types and matching blood crucial. Early fears faded as understanding of blood types improved, enabling transfusion to treat hemorrhage and shock. Modern research explores serum transfer to bolster immunity and curb epidemics.
Blood Transfusion Advances and Public Readiness
A historical overview explains why blood transfusion is not a universal cure but a valuable emergency procedure. It covers early trials, discovery of blood types, the need for compatible groups, and the role of organizations like the American Legion, police, and fire departments in maintaining ready donors for urgent cases. More on transfusion to come in the next column.
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Advertising saves me time and money, says shopper
A reader argues that advertising guides product choices, saving time and money. She notes ads reveal quality and price, with branded items like breakfast foods, potatoes, and onions offering reliable standards, accurate packaging, and better value than unadvertised rivals.
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