Science finds the real cause of anesthesia at Cornell
Cornell researchers report that anesthetics cause neurons to coagulate their colloids, producing unconsciousness. A head blow, alcohol, or drugs trigger similar changes. recovery returns to normal once the agent is removed. The work links physical states, suggesting new drug development paths and a revised view of stimulation.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
Steven
Ney
G. 4. Kucher
Cornell
Wuour D. Bancroft
Ridler
Scientific note on narcotics and stimulants
A scientific excerpt argues that narcotics and stimulants are chemically the same substance but differ by colloidal behavior at varying concentrations. It discusses a study of biows where nerve cells were jarred to observe whitening and thickening effects.
Some Improvement in Labor Outlook in Rocky Mountain States
The May labor report shows modest improvement in the Rocky Mountain region with more employment in Ogden and ongoing farm work. Utah reports adequate labor for beet thinning and weeding, while mining slows. Idaho sees supply exceed demand though sugar beet thinning absorbs idle workers. Additional farm work is expected to reduce unemployment in June.
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Denver
United States Department of Labor
Rocky Mountain States
Utah
Ogden District
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Boise
Pocatello
Health rules of diet and energy use described at length
The article explains how foods supply tissue material and energy, noting adults use most energy as heat, with daily needs around 3000 to 4000 calories. It advocates seasonally adjusting calories, favoring fruits vegetables and milk in summer, and highlights a Garden of Eden on Avery Island by A. E. McIlhenny with rare imported flowers.
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Avery Island
Iberia
A. E. MccIlhenny
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