War in Shanghai troops flee as U S. Augusta stands by
Crisis in Shanghai as 4 000 U S troops in the North China danger zone prepare to depart while the U S S Augusta supports evacuations. Chinese bombing over the Bund sparks fires. 3 Americans and about 600 Chinese killed or wounded. Japanese retaliation targets Chinese civilians as 2 planes are lost, and U S officials say the U S will not join the fighting despite rising tensions.
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Mediums Hear Voices Say Science Supports Them
Lewisburg Pennsylvania teachers report that some children three to nine entertain imaginary companions and that some college students retain phantasy figures into adulthood. Dr. Philip Harriman of Bucknell notes imaginations may reflect creativity, as in a student who imagined Marie Van Arsdale and Sari Maritza in adolescence, with a fortress built for her memory.
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Smoke Two at Once If You Would Cut Cigarette Nicotine
Washington reports that smoking two cigarettes at once with a filter can cut nicotine intake by about 54 percent in small puffs. Researchers R B Derr A H Reismeyer and R B Angst of an aluminum company lab presented the finding to the American Chemical Society. The study used cigarette holders to filter smoke and said extra mildness comes from the filter while preserving the tobacco taste. Tests with pipes showed the alteration system worked even better.
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Meteorite on Ice Added to Smithsonian Collection
A walnut sized meteorite found on ice near Great Bear Lake in northern Canada was added to the Smithsonian Institution meteorite collection. Discovered by An Tadian, the stone rests on the ice and may be a fragment from a larger celestial projectile now at the bottom of the water. A search for the parent body will be made this summer.
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Great Bear Lake
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Smithsonian Institution
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Doctors Explain Rules for a Smooth Scientific Shave
A Chicago article summarizes shaving tips from the Journal of the American Medical Association. It details blade sharpness, shaving angle, hot and cold lathers, mentholated soap, and a Mellon Institute clinic study of 31 men to show preparation is key to a successful shave.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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Doctors Measure Nervousness With Neurovoltmeter
Dr Edmund Jacobson described a neurovoltmeter that uses a galvanometer and fine wire electrodes inserted into nerve or muscle tissue to quantify nervousness during examination. It measures electrical variations to fractions of a millionth of a volt and helps track treatment effects on the nervous system.
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North Pole address sends mail to scientist Schmidt
A Moscow mail hold holds the fan letters for Academician O. J. Schmidt, head of the Soviet Polar expedition. Americans sent uncountable letters to Santa at the same address, but this is the first to a real person at the North Pole.
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North Pole
Washington
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Science Service
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Wise King Warns Against Intemperance in Lesson Text
Lesson highlights the harms of alcohol drawn from Leviticus, Proverbs, and Isaiah. It argues intoxication causes religious disobedience, political disorder, national decay, and personal degradation, urging Christians to apply the principle of not causing others to stumble to avoid drinking and related social harms.
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Stricker
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Foundations of Happiness Motto
A reflective line declares the foundations of happiness in faith in virtue and integrity, urging reliance on the goodness of God. The aphorism ties domestic peace to woman’s virtue and political contentment to man’s integrity, ending with a spiritual note.
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Reading Good Books Pass to Perfect Pleasures
The passage states that loving books grants access to the greatest and purest pleasures prepared by God for His creatures, framing reading as a divine gift. It emphasizes the spiritual value and enjoyment found in literature as a path to higher satisfaction.
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