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...days the delegates listened with medium attention and much perspiration. But although they thought the speeches able, nothing had made them forget the heat...
...British high court last week upheld the conviction of a Scotswoman charged with practicing witchcraft. To jail for nine months, technically as a violator of a 1735 law forbidding "conjuration of the devil and evil spirits," went 46-year-old Mrs. Helen Duncan, a spiritual medium...
Albert, surnamed Stuart, a fun-loving Scotsman dead since 1909, was identified by other Duncanites as a disembodied soul who appeared frequently and clowned at the medium's sessions. These witnesses said that they had seen, shaken hands with, sometimes kissed: 1) Albert, 2) Mary, Queen of Scots, 3) a lipsticked, perfumed girl spirit...
...production, and the plane will also be made at the Martin plant in Nebraska, the Bell plant in Georgia. Douglas and Lockheed will keep on making B-17s. Hap Arnold has said that, with the advent of the B29, the Fortress and Liberator would revert to the status of medium bombers. But there is no intention of discarding them on that account. In the relatively short-ranged European theater, there is a vast amount of work to be done not only by the four-engined "mediums," but by the smaller two-engined mediums. Marauders, Mitchells and Bostons, which now become...
...sugary solution. It develops a network of very fine branches, *called "mycelium," which secrete penicillin. If the delicate mycelium breaks, production of penicillin stops. Temperature must be kept at 24°C. Worst of all hazards is contamination. The sugary bath in which the mold grows is an ideal medium for bacteria; if any get in, they destroy all penicillin present in three hours. And when all these hazards are survived, the yield is fantastically small. The broth from which powdered penicillin is extracted contains only two to six thousandths of 1% of pure penicillin...