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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1938

Page

3

Cosmic Rays Created by Annihilation in Space

Dr. Robert A. Millikan of Caltech presented evidence at the National Academy meeting that cosmic rays are produced by annihilation of common elements in space. His balloon flights with I S Bowen and H Victor Neher traced energy distribution, implying the sun's magnetic field extends into space.

Space Washington National Academy of Science Robert A. Millikan California Institute of Technology Earth Millikan

Seedless tomatoes grown by chemical hormone treatment

Missouri researchers at Columbia cultivate seedless tomatoes by pinching pollen-producing parts and applying indoleacetic acid in lanolin paste to induce fruit set without fertilization. The method yields solid meat tomatoes with no seeds or pulp.

Columbia University of Missouri Missouri

Crusher Destroys Water Hyacinth in the South

The U S Army Corps in New Orleans tests a boat named Kenny that crushes water hyacinth with a wide chain conveyor belt feeding heavy rollers. Pulped plant matter is washed overboard and sinks as it decays.

New Orleans South United States Army Corps

Longest Single Span Girder Featured in New York

New York Citys West Side express highway showcases the longest single span plate girder in the alth New York Central bridging the New York railroad tracks at West One Hun

New York New York City York Central

Windmill autogiro eyed for wide air uses and military roles

Washington reports on the autogiro developed by W Wallace Kellett that has no wings and relies on three rotors for lift. Demonstrations show takeoff from 25 feet and hovering with precise lateral and vertical movements. Army, Navy and other services foresee uses in artillery spotting, reconnaissance, liaison and ground operations.

Washington W. Wallace Kellett Philadelphia Army Navy Senor Juan de la Cierva United States Kellett

Lindberghs Glass Heart Keeps Organs Alive

Dr. Alexis Carrel reports at the American Philosophical Society on Lindberghs glass heart used in 900 experiments totaling about 100000 hours to preserve and operate various organs from humans and animals, including hearts lungs livers kidneys and more for up to thirty days.

Philadelphia Charles Lindbergh Alexis Carrel Rockefeller Institute American Philosophical Society

Vegetable Sheep Arrive From Colombian Santa Marta Mountains

The United States National Museum adds new botanical specimens. The plants, from the Santa Marta range in Colombia, belong to the aster family and resemble grazing sheep due to their long white woolly leaves.

Washington United States Nationalarium Santa Marta Mountains Colombia South America

What to Eat and Why by C H Goudiss

C Houston Goudiss notes weight loss letters reflect concern over unscientific methods. He warns against pills purges fasting and drugs, urges a physician guided diet, balanced nutrition and calorie counting, citing health risks and a Hollywood standard as example. He outlines safe weight reduction of about two pounds weekly.

Counting Calories Is Fun In Hollywood

A playful health game in Hollywood rewards participants with a weight drop noted on each scale reading. The idea ties calorie counting to visible results to boost motivation and personal wellness.

Hollywood

Normal weight by height at age thirty guides health

The article argues the ideal weight after age thirty is the normal weight for one's height at thirty. It urges thirtysomethings with normal weight to request a Calorie Chart and Reducing Bulletin to maintain weight. Those over thirty who are overweight should request the bulletin immediately to start counting calories and regain normal weight.

Questions Answered Miss A. G and Mrs G

The text notes that one tablespoon of cod liver oil provides about 100 calories comparable to one slice of bread a medium potato or a cup of cooked macaroni. It also begins an unclear sentence about Mrs G K and an experiment with evolving terms.

A. G G. K

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Science Service WNU By Leonard Engel Lindbergh Colombian Henry Peck By Joe Bowers By C. Houston Goudiss East 30Th Street C. Houston Coudiss C. Houston Goudiss East 39Th Street C. Houston Gouda Readers of Rae Lio Co. Abraska
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