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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1916
Page
25
Barbara Craydon reports a heated debate over a new form of swimwear described as a sky waist or sheer garment that reveals shape. Beach authorities, conservatives, and constables clash with designers over propriety and fashion while public opinion acts as jury.
A discussion on plants filtering atmospheric carbon dioxide through leaf surfaces is mixed with a fragmented historical excerpt. It cites Boussingault on leaf area depleting carbonic acid and references other topics including fashion cloaks, swimming attire, and a distant mention of a courtroom case, all presented in a patchy, era-specific voice.
Domii a Herlin Institute reports yeast masses yield plastic manson via aldehyde bonding. When heated under pressure they form ernolith a hard substitute for cellulose derivatives. The process creates adaptable composites for door handles frames buttons and tool surfaces with strong metal adherence. German chemists Blucher Krause cited.
The text describes a process to produce a malleable dark material from yeast and aldehyde, forming a half fabricates powder then compressed in hydraulic presses. It outlines color variations through dyes, mechanical shaping capabilities, and a brittle to soft range, noting the material’s high inflammability and dense conchoidal fracture.
Dr Zeldier operates on knife pierced hearts at a small Obuchow hospital. Thirty one patients with chest wounds have recovered fully after ether anesthesia, chest wall removal, heart externalization, and rapid suturing. One patient remains symptom free after seven years.
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