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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1953
Page
8
The article explains bones as locomotion enablers and protectors, detailing axial and appendicular categories. It covers bone composition with organic and inorganic parts, growth, healing, and how burial conditions affect fossilization and brittleness. It notes bones store calcium, marrow makes blood, and bones adapt in size and strength.
An old note describes a lone service station on the western desert edge with a humorously defiant sign. The fading shingle reads Dont ask us for information If we knew anything we wouldnt be here.
A humorous exchange where a man declares marrying the most beautiful woman on earth and the woman asks if they were happy. The brief dialogue captures whimsy about imagined nuptials and mutual affection.
Texas lawmakers offered mixed critiques but mostly endorsed President Eisenhower's address. Rayburn voiced concerns on Formosa and tax timelines, while Wilson praised the message and favored ending segregation in the armed services and the District. Daniel applauded the leadership, and Johnson welcomed no repeal of Democratic gains.
Washington DC reports that the Weather Bureau will test electronic numerical forecasting for five day forecasts within the next year. Dr. Harry Wexler and Jerome Namias lead the project with Philip Clapp conducting the work to adapt computation of atmospheric laws to machines. The research aims to extend beyond 24 hour predictions, though practical use remains years away.
The arteries move blood away from the heart. Gail Borden, a Texan, invented condensed milk. Wyoming granted women suffrage in 1869. A pediatrician is a doctor for children.
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