Reemay Develops New Textile Material At College Station
Researchers unveil Reemay a bonded interlining textile with wide uses from apparel backing to automotive interiors. The product named Reembonded interlinings is adaptable in weight strength and moisture handling promising a rise in Texas industry alongside geology PhDs and graduates.
Phosphorus Can Up Calf Crop Weaning Weight
College Station report notes phosphorus deficiency in Texas cattle during late summer to winter. Thompson of Texas A&M says supplementing phosphorus can add 50 to 70 pounds at weaning, boost half-crop size by up to 30 percent, and aid earlier calving. Practical methods include soluble phosphorus in drinking water and mineral feeders.
Cotton Plays New Role on Texas Scene
Cotton fabrics gain versatile uses in Texas fashion and industry. Textile researchers develop flame retardant and durable cotton for uniforms, drapery, and bedding. Consumers warned to read labels, check colorfastness and choose tightly woven fabrics.
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Thorncombe village soccer club sparks pint pledge
After a loss in Thorncombe England a pub owner vowed to buy each winning player a pint. Eleven players have since played twice and claimed 22 pints, prompting a player to note an unseen transformation in the team.
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Texas Surgeon Receives Two Cancer Control Honors
Dr. R. Lee Clark, director and surgeon in chief at the University of Texas M D Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute in Houston, is honored with two major awards for cancer control work. The American Cancer Society National Award is its top honor, and the Albert Lasker Medical Research Award recognizes fundamental biomedical advances shaping cancer elimination efforts.
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Phosphorus Additives for Cattle Water Supply
The husbandman notes adding phosphorus to cattle water may best control supply. Monosodium phosphate can be mixed by hand in troughs, and automatic dispensers exist to dose mineral solution into water. Where the mineral is added.
Mineral feeding guidelines for beef cattle by Thompson
Recommendations call for one fourth ounce monosodium phosphate per eight gallons of water or per head daily. For automatic dispensers use two and a half pounds per gallon of water or 100 pounds per 40 gallons. Sheltered feeders protect from wind and rain, and a level weathervane type helps. Calves access is aided with troughs 12 to 18 inches high. Mixing guides include one part salt to two parts steamed bonemeal. bor derline conditions favor half and half, saline areas bonemeal without salt.
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Unhappy Queen Caroline’s Reign Taints George IV Era
The article recalls Queen Caroline, consort of George IV, described as the Unhappy Queen of England. It outlines public estrangement, personal strain, and political fallout during her husband’s reign.
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Witch Trials in Salem 1692 Judge Sewall Sentences Ten
In 1692 Judge Samuel Sewall presided over Salem Massachusetts witch trials ordering ten women to death. The executions marked a dark chapter in colonial New England history and highlighted fears of witchcraft and social tensions.
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