Cosmic Rays Origin Theory Split by Compton and Chou
Nobel laureate Arthur Compton and Chinese physicist P Y Chou propose in Physical Review a primeval explosion as the source of cosmic rays. They suggest magnetic fields trap charged particles while photons and neutrons escape, with intergalactic fields retaining high energy particles to form observed cosmic rays.
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New York
Arthur H. Compton
University of Chicago
P. Y. Chou
National Tsing Hua University
Peiping
China
American Physical Society
The
Physical Review
Compton
Chou
Abbe LeMaitre
Priest
Compton-Chou
Milky Way
Lipstick Dyes Linked to Lip Inflammation Findings
New York doctors presented at the Allergy Association meeting in Atlantic City that lip inflammation stems from specific lipstick dyes. By testing lipstick ingredients, doctors identify the offender dye and prescribe safe alternatives. Other cosmetics like powders and nail polishes have also caused irritation.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Joseph Goodman
Marion B. Sulzberger
New York
Association For the Study of
Ey York
Rangi
Get Elderly Patients Up in Two Weeks to Avert Death
Elderly patients should be moved out of bed quickly to prevent fatal decline, doctors from Philadelphia say. Prolonged confinement worsens circulation, causing tissue degeneration, ulcers, stupor, and pneumonia. Deep breathing, massage, bed exercises, and position shifts help maintain circulation. A Newark team reports a skin test for pregnancy prediction with 90 to 95 percent accuracy in trials.
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Jane Stafford
Atlantic City
N. J
Louis B. Laplace
J.T. Nicholson
Philadelphia
American Medical Association
Drs. John, Huberman
Howard H. Israeloff
Benjamin
W. K. Gregg
Dayton
Ohio
Newark
New Device Measures Sky Blueness at AGU Meeting
Drs H Landsberg and H Jobbins of Pennsylvania State College presented a rapid direct method to gauge sky blueness. A wedge of blue glass, aligned with sunlight via a mirror, allows observers to slide for a color match.
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American Geophysical Union
Drs. H. Landsberg
H. Jobbins
Pennsylvania State College
Mangroves Build U S Coastline in Florida Study
Memphis Tennessee reports Professor John H. Davis of Southwestern University notes mangrove bushes along Florida’s coast contribute to land growth. His study cites red mangrove roots trapping silt, peat formation from decay, and the progression from red to white and black varieties as soil rises.
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Memphis
Tenn
United States
Florida
John H. Davis
Southwestern University
Davis
God Feeds a People Lesson Card
Lesson analyzes Exodus provision of manna and water in the wilderness as God's daily, sufficient supply. It contrasts human planning with divine timing, links to 1 Corinthians 10 and John 4, and urges reliance on Christ as the living bread and living water. Includes themes of patience, trust, and spiritual nourishment through God.
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Israel
Promised Land
Egypt
Canaan
Joseph Parker
Paul
Christ
The Quiet Character Revealed in Silence
The passage asserts that true character lies in silence, with small things and speech concealing or distorting it. It argues intelligent silence as the surest revealer, noting how those who boast in petty talk often hide depths within.
Progress No man who feels the worth and solarity of what is at stake
A fragmented line discusses effort and seriousness in progress, urging focus on what is at stake. The text foregrounds individual resolve and the value of deliberate action in pursuing advancement.
Population gains and famous legal figures quiz summary
The text asserts US population rises every 85 seconds with birth and immigration rates and claims Sir William Blackstone failed as a lawyer. It states baseball players suffer more minor injuries but fewer fatalities, and a 6.05 mile per second escape speed. It compares elephant and mouse food intake, and notes a 1801 congressional move briefly closed the Supreme Court for 14 months.
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United States
William Blackstone
United States Supreme Court
Sir William Blackstone
England
Coller
Congress
Supreme Court
Frugal Kitchen Tips From Old Times
Tips include adding a splash of milk to potato boiling water to lighten mashed potatoes, using celery leaves in meat loaf and stuffing, drying them as herbs, whitening dyed handkerchiefs with peroxide in the final rinse, and lining dark shelves with white oilcloth to brighten spaces and ease dark stair steps.
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