Beardless Era Hinted By Hair Growth Experiments
Popular Science Monthly cites H. C. Brooke, a Singlish naturalist, claiming hair growth is hereditary and that his experiments with mice produced bald heads in 16 days and fur loss on backs, suggesting a future era when shaving and trimming may no longer be necessary.
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H. C. Brooke
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Clyde Holds Distinction as World’s Leading Shipbuilding River
The River Clyde in Scotland is described as the greatest shipbuilding river worldwide with special facilities for fitting out large vessels. About half the quayage has been built in the last thirty years and the shipyard area has expanded despite many wartime centers emerging.
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Sugar Raised in Alaska Under Railroad Plantings
Three crops of sugar planted under the direction of the Alaska railroad have matured and are awaiting refinery analysis.
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Alaska
Alaska Railroad
Mary Graham Bonner and Allie Baa in a Springtime Tale
A spring scene unfolds with Allie Baa the rag doll child of Mrs. Cucumber Green. Allie dreams of a few new clothes and ribbons as winter melts, while the garden wakes and the child’s mother applauds her darling, adorable look with a pale green scarf.
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Classroom Q&A on Whale Flesh and Bones
A teacher asks if we eat whale flesh and what to do with bones. A scholar answers that the flesh is eaten and the bones are left on the side of the plate.
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