Made From Milk Products Covers Surprising Range
National Geographic notes that three percent casein in cow milk fuels a wide array of products beyond dairy. The piece traces casein as cheese base, its economic impact, and how milk underpins civilization from early settlements to modern manufacturing, with examples of dairy derived goods and substitutes.
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Lauder Aims for Parliament After Farewell Tour
London May 23 Sir Harry Lauder the Scottish comedian says his latest ambition is to become a member of parliament. He has often been asked to run but needed the freedom to devote to duties. After finishing his farewell tour next autumn he expects to stand for election to the House of Commons if the opportunity presents itself.
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Valley of Broken Hearts fights over Owens water rights
International News Wire reports a water war between Los Angeles and Owens Valley residents. About 20 to 40 residents in 11 cars are accused of dynamiting three charges aimed at destroying the concrete water carrier. Arrests are expected as investigators probe possible secret group links and a love-letter clue points to Bishop, California, as a trigger area.
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Two Slayers Executed in Texas for Family Slayings
In Huntsville Texas on May 23 Francisco Caden was executed at the state penitentiary for killing his brother in law Pablo Jameniz in San Antonio. It marked the second execution in two days after Harle Humphreys, a Black man, was electrocuted yesterday.
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Funeral of Amos Wood Held in Waverly Church
Special services were held at the Methodist Episcopal church in Waverly for Amos Wood who died at noon Wednesday after months of illness. Burial followed in Plainfield. Born in Kent England August 23 1865 he came to America at age six with his parents settling in Waterloo before moving to Waverly seven years ago. He married Emma J Rowan October 18 1875 and was engaged in the ice business.
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Obituary: Wood Family Man Succumbs After Long Career
The obituary notes a man who worked with his father in Waterloo then Cedar Falls before 1909, held a milk condensery position at Waverly, and ended his career at Sinclair Oil in his last years. He is survived by his widow four sons three brothers and a sister William F Wood.
Youth of Ireland Mad with Dancing Declines in Morals
In Dublin on May 23 the bishop of Armagh echoed other bishops, saying Ireland’s youth are morally impaired by dance houses. He warned of youths of both sexes frequenting dance clubs where alcohol is served, noting personal losses and family deaths among the young.
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