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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1950
Page
8
New butane lighters for smokers use replaceable gas cartridges delivering months of supply. The lightweight lighter carries no wick fluid or odor. A zigzag sewing machine attachment enables easy zigzag stitching on home made garments with adjustable straight stitching.
Medical science outlines burns care from antibiotics to plasma substitutes and the exposure method. The article discusses infection control, blood replacement, and the need for trained teams in atomic disasters while emphasizing first aid to prevent infection and reduce pain.
The National Bureau of Standards will establish an Office of Basic Instrumentation in Washington with the Bureau of Standards and agencies including the Office of Naval Research the Office of Air Research and the Atomic Energy Commission collaborating. The goal is better precision instruments for measuring physical quantities and to foster the design of new transducers experimental microscope designs and advanced mass measurement techniques.
A home aquarium can host a miniature underwater world from pond life. Collect by net and sieve and view with a field lens then microscope. Build simple balanced setups with plants and snails and watch life cycles including mosquito nymphs.
A reflective piece on caterpillars highlighting their voracious eating, life cycle, and seasonal habits. It notes woolly bears crossing sidewalks in September and October and their winter sleep, then hints at their eventual transformation into butterflies or moths. The essay blends humor with observations on various caterpillar species and their unappealing appearances.
A Yale summer outbreak of orange and black caterpillars threatened ivy on sleeping walls. Parasitic flies laid eggs behind the caterpillars’ heads, larvae burrowed into hosts, and the caterpillars weakened and fell as their stripes faded.
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