Monkey eye accommodation compared to humans
A report notes that some young monkeys have a near sight range of 10 diopters while human infants show about 14 diopters, indicating lesser accommodation in the monkeys during early development.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
6
A report notes that some young monkeys have a near sight range of 10 diopters while human infants show about 14 diopters, indicating lesser accommodation in the monkeys during early development.
Describes snail eyes at the tips of extending tentacles and the ability to poke them out to view surroundings. Notes that these eyes help with sight and navigation.
County Attorney John Owen County Auditor Stan Kiesey County Clerk R. R. Noonan County Engineer W. P. Rawn County Welfare Director Mrs. Payne Marshall County Recorder Mrs. Harriet Coulter County Sheriff Harold Putnam County Treasurer W. E. Howell County Supt. of Schools Lester B. Krabill County Coroner Dr. W. S. Kyle County Supervisors Ned Morrow Clarence Fulton Arthur Wiley Washington Independent School District Superin tendent M. M. Schell Principal of Junior High SS Miss Ethel McCreedy School Board Marion George president C P Weldin Richard A. Stewart Henry B. Bailey B. F. Bostwick Jr Harry Ramseyer Washington Lodge No 26 AF & AM Regular meeting First Friday Merle R. Green W M A W Yard secretary
Air prospecting Canada reports five to ten times greater mineral discovery potential with airplane aid. Uranium evidence has been sought recently over vast areas where ground travel is slow.
The passage notes that until about a century ago books often used wooden boards or temporary covers. Readers then had volumes bound permanently by their own preferences, a practice reflecting personalized preservation.
Train timetables show Golden State Limited and Southwest Express departures with notes on stops at Washington and closest depots. Local bus lines schedule Washington departures to Chicago and eastbound routes to Cedar Rapids Iowa City Mt. Pleasant Mt. Sterling and other points with depot at 107 W. 2nd Triangle ticketing at the depot.
An industrial engineer waits for a taxi after business and asks what happens when a person wants to get somewhere quickly. The cabbie calmly replies that he would merely aggravate himself, humorously reflecting regional speech in a brief exchange.
A joke about a wife giving a billfold as a birthday gift and the bill for the billfold inside the wallet. The punchline hinges on the irony of receiving the bill associated with the gift.
A dialogue shows a father questioning an injunction against Jones. The daughter confirms the injunction exists, but Jones appealed to a higher court and the mother agreed.
A soldier on guard duty faces a surprising ambush from behind and, unable to raise his rifle, replies with a light hearted line. The scene ends with the private saying Hello, honey as a playful defusal.
In this scene Joe asks his girls about rising weight and questions how the family can afford meals at costly places as they enter. The exchange highlights concerns about health and budgeting.
In a folk dialogue tone two characters trade lines about a tethered dog and a promise of a good meal. Rastus complains about a string attached to a house while Sambo questions what kind of string it is and who owns the dog.
A humorous exchange features a wife teasing that men gain sense after marriage, while the husband concedes it’s too late. The brief quip captures light banter about wisdom and timing in marriage.
A humorous exchange shows Jerry claiming he holds the stock while his father milks the cattle, highlighting a family owned operation and playful take on ranch duties.
A riddle contrasts a pitcher of water with a man who throws a girl into a lake. One is water in a pitcher the other is pitch her in the water.
A cryptic exchange features Scamp accusing a person of kicking a dog and a wry reply about a hanging tail. The dialogue evokes a rumor or playful quarrel between neighbors or townsfolk about a pet incident. No injuries or dates are given.
Dialogue shows two women, Kitty Kitty and Jane, noting they are not close friends but do share dislike for the same people. The exchange emphasizes mutual enmity rather than alliance.
Cartoon dialogue shows Tom asking how to adjust to a mustache and Jerry replying that it simply grows on a person. The exchange captures light humor about growing facial hair with a casual back-and-forth between two familiar characters.
A collage of light banter and classroom quips about doors Kipling habits and Columbus landing. The reads mix jokes about being clever, knowing when to speak, and playful lines on conversation etiquette and home canned foods aging in storage.
The Hessian fly has troubled winter wheat with outbreaks in several states while spring wheat shows little damage. Mida wheat in North Dakota shows strong resistance, Pawnee in Kansas is highly resistant, and other varieties are being developed. USDA studies suggest safe sowing dates from September 16 to October 27 depending on locality.
Portable power saws developed in the southwest help convert waste brush and timberland into green pastures. The cutting blade acts horizontally in field use and can be raised to vertical to cut logs to length. Kraft Foods offers the portable saw on loan to assist dairy farmers in boosting milk production on available acreage.
An antique style foot scraper fashioned from an old iron wheel fits over a round stake driven into the ground. A bore near the top end holds a bolt to lift the wheel, allowing it to rotate and maintain a clean edge for use.
Lack of vitamin A from poor forage may cause keratitis or pink eye in range and pasture cattle. Injury or infection by staphylococci and diphlococci can contribute. Treatments include milk eye antiseptic and astringents, with dust avoidance during care.
A writ of special execution directs a public sale of the estate interests of multiple named defendants including Margaret Keyser and Wilson Coal Company. The sale in Washington Iowa is set for June 20 1946 from 2 00 to 4 00 PM at the courthouse to satisfy the execution with the southeast quarter of Section 13 Township 75 North Range 8 West.
Reader tastes highlight bread stuffing seasoned with sage for goose and duck. Mixed poultry stuffing remains common but sage flavored stuffing is favored by many cooks.
The property of Margaret Key ser al is sold in the suit of Ed Stout. Terms cash. Sheriff's Office Washington Iowa May 16 1946. H M Putnam Sheriff of Washington County Iowa. Walter L Kiesey Deputy.
A commercial standard defines porcelain enamelware finishes with a label indicating multi-coat or single-coat. Multi-coat uses white enamel over a dark base, while single-coat features a speckled finish. Surface quality matters. air bubbles or exposed base signal poor manufacture and potential chips during cooking.
Surveys of industrial workers show about one fifth have vision problems that handicap efficiency. The data point to marginal productivity losses and potential needs for screening or corrective measures.
A quick pick me up suggests soaking feet in warm water then cold water, repeating several times. Add soap to the warm bath, scrub with a cloth, rinse, dry, dust powder, rub cream on the heel, wear clean socks, and switch to a different pair of shoes for renewed comfort.
An oxygen regulator automatically feeds supplies as the plane climbs in altitude. The system adjusts flow to match cabin pressure, ensuring passengers receive appropriate oxygen levels during ascent.
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