Ancient Practice of Leech Therapy Used by Doctors
In historical medicine doctors employed leeches to draw blood from patients during eras when bleeding was believed to cure disease. The practice reflects early beliefs about bodily humors and therapeutic bloodletting.
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Wheat and grain futures move with mixed gains across Sept to July
Wheat rises to 208 in Sept and 211 in Dec while corn holds around 126 with Dec 115. Soybeans show Nov at 226 and Mar near 227 with May at 224. Oats trade mixed with Sept near 67 and Dec around 66, while July oats hover mid-50s.
Firefly lightups reach high energy efficiency
Scientists note fireflies convert most energy into light with minimal loss as heat or UV rays. In contrast man made gas and electric lighting wastes 90 percent or more of energy as heat. Even solar energy only becomes light about one third of the time.
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Annexations Add 145 Square Miles to Cities Over 5000 Population
More than 145 square miles of fringe area were annexed to 289 incorporated cities with populations over 5000 during the past year.
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