Othman Views The News on Prices and Harvest Woes
Washington readers confront rising costs as Agriculture Department notes a world food balance. Wheat prices dip while producers seek to move stock. meat, dairy, cotton, and footwear markets trend lower or slow. Mining firms plan to tap Mexico for platinum tin gold and copper deposits.
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Huge Microscope Opens New Research Fronts at University of Washington
In Seattle the University of Washington installed a $15 000 six foot high electronic microscope for the engineering experiment station. It magnifies up to 25 000 times and reveals wood structure in unprecedented detail. The instrument uses a 50 000 volt electron beam and magnetic lenses to project enlarged images onto a fluorescent plate suitable for examination or photo. It promises images up to 100 000 times the size of the specimen.
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FASTEETH denture powder promises firmer hold
An old advertisement touts FASTEETH as an improved alkaline powder to sprinkle on upper or lower dental plates. It claims the product prevents sliding or slipping, leaves no gummy taste, and avoids souring of the mouth.
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