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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1950
Page
15
New York experts from the Better Vision Institute explain that blinks and winks differ, with each blink briefly interrupting perception for 0.3 seconds and total daily blinks affecting 1 to 2 percent of work time. They caution eyelid movement keeps eyes clean and nerves refreshed, noting winks and blinks share different muscular action.
A hollow 20 by 27 foot space at the base of a giant redwood serves as a fully equipped restaurant. The unique establishment is located near Piercy Cat and offers a novel dining experience inside a tree.
A Virginia legislative study commission urged a statewide fingerprint file similar to the FBI system. It would be run by the state police with local officers submitting prints, plus a central crime records division. The plan also calls for police training, deputy sheriff education, and a state crime lab transfer, costing about 275000 dollars annually.
Lillian Pierson, production editor, created a 16 inch by 2 inch scratching bar to lure a shop kitten from furniture. The bar, half bare wood half carpeted with catnip, gained local demand as department stores began stocking it.
A Denver report cites life insurance data showing the United States has more women than men, with Colorado carrying 1,263 men for every 1 000 women. Nationally the ratio is 992 men per 1 000 women. The Colorado Chamber of Commerce notes not every bachelor finds a mate, but odds improve in the state.
Dr Berg D Orris, a Chicago psychiatrist, spoke to southern Illinois teachers on Hickory Stick methods. He described old Prussian education as inconsistent and coercive, noting students bear its marks differently yet all are affected by it.
A new 500000 Seventh Day Adventist boarding school opens in Southern California, requiring all 140 first year pupils to work at least 10 months to earn tuition. Principal Richard J. Larson says high school should prepare youths for living through work as well as study, with plans for three such schools in California. The campus includes farm operations, a dairy barn, and programs in agriculture, mechanics, and economics.
Farm safety emphasis from UTA extension program at Nebraska warns farm drivers about truck overload, poor maintenance, and improper signals. Advice covers lights, brakes, windshield wipers, and entering main highways with full caution to reduce accidents on rural roads.
A collector named Louis Philip W Ulff consigns American Indian and Alashan artifacts to the University of Tennessee under Professor T. McM Lewin of the anthropology department. He cites pieces like Raleigh's The Historie of the World from 1634 and other items now in public libraries and colleges. Wulff, aged and active in stamp collecting, plans to auction his possessions to ensure preservation and public display.
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