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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1949

Page

8

New Machines And Gadgets Feature Weight Savings and New Tools

A list of innovations notes a lighter upholstery cleaner with a three pound hand piece, a 36 fly magnetic fly box, a chemical worm digger for fishing bait, hammer toys and a peg table, a soldering tip feeder, a blind level with a ball roll, a spray gun with built in compressor, and a Polyethylene lab wash bottle. Readers can request Gadget Bulletin 484 by sending a three cent stamp.

Speed and Velocity and Acceleration Explained

Speed is the rate of travel expressed in miles per hour or feet per second. Velocity means speed in a specific direction, with direction affecting its value. Acceleration is the rate of increase in velocity, usually measured in feet per second per second.

Science Fields Open in Guam and Trust Territory

The United States expands scientific work across Guam and Micronesia after World War II. Researchers study pests, crops, languages, and marine life, with Navy support and Office of Naval Research funding. Field centers on Ponape, Guam, Tinian, and other islands push agricultural, entomological, linguistic, and medical training for native communities.

Department of the Interior Guam Pacific Islands Department of the Navy Saipan Peleliu Kwajalein Bikini Eniwetok Tobi Island Carolines Mill Island Marshalls Marianas Trust Territory United States Japan League of Nations New Guinea Office of Naval Research Pacific Science Board National Research Council Micronesia Robert K. Enders Swarthmore College Eugenie Clark American Museum of Natural History Palaus I. Dyen Yale University Yap CIMA Viking Fund Hawaii Ponape Harold M. Mayo Metalanam Manuel Sproat Naval Department of Agriculture Tinian Navy Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine United States Department of Agriculture Zanzibar Insect Control Committee of Marshall M. Ross Robert P. Owen Hollywood U. S. Navy Vincent Afilje Comdr J. C. Arteus U.S.N Dental Assistants School of Nursing Naval Medical Center Guam Memorial Hospital Science Service

Honey Varieties and the Sourwood Splendor of Sourwood Honey

Nature Ramblings surveys world honey varieties from white clover to orange blossom and basswood, noting regional favorites and distinctive aromas. The piece highlights sourwood honey of the Southern Appalachians as a peak tasting experience, praised as perfection for true connoisseurs.

Moselle Burgundy Aegean Florida Ohio Valley Middle Atlantic Appalachians Science Service

Tickling Fish for Hand Fishing Methods

Dr. E W Gudger explains tickling or cuddling fish with bare hands to catch lunch or creel loads. Fishermen corner the fish, caress its underside, and slip fingers into gill slits to lift it from water. Indians in Gran Chaco also use a vertebrae set to trap fish.

Gudger Gran Chaco Argentina Bolivia Paraguay United States

You Can Do It Louvered Attic Windows

Adequate attic ventilation is essential and louvered openings provide a simple low attention solution. The article details materials from wood louver strips to plywood and metal substitutes, construction angles, cleat placement, and methods to prevent drafts and pests while preserving sash operation.

Science Service

Airplane Frost Protection Aids Crops Across Regions

Airplanes spraying frost protection disturb early morning air to prevent moisture from condensing into frost on crops. Single engine planes fly about 30 feet above fields with lowered flaps to stir air, now credited with saving wheat and orchard crops from freeze damage in Maryland to California and Idaho.

Maryland California Idaho Science Service

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American Foundation For the Blind N St N. W Washington, D. C By Science Service The Pacific Pacific Territory Martha G. Morrow Western Equator Trust Territory Islands Rhode Island U. S George M. Taggart Fisheries and Shipping Frank Thone Science Service Biology Europe Trail of the E. W. Gudger American Naturalist By Joseph H. Kraus Science Service Home Science Editor
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