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Not all heat in chili peppers
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CURRENT
[J. F. I.
TOPICS.
total amount of solar heat absorption by the external sheathing; the orientation of a building so that the long sides face north and south appears to allow for less total solar heat absorption. R. H. O. " I f each one of us should do a little research of his own when occasion demands, we would not all be so dead sure of a number of things that are not s o . " - - T . A. Boyd, "Research."
Not All Heat in Chili Peppers.--Nutritionists are no longer puzzled as to the source of Vitamin A in the Mexican diet. According to the Bureau of Home Economics preliminary tests indicate that the Vitamin A content of air-dry chili pepper is very high-two to three times that of a good grade butter. C. "Sir Hu mp h r y Davy, speaking of Benjamin Franklin said, 'Franklin has in no instance exhibited that false dignity, by which philosophy is kept aloof from common applications; and he has sought rather to make her a useful inmate and servant in the common habitations of men, than to preserve her merely as an object of adoration in temples and palaces.'"--T. A. Boyd, ' Research."
THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE O F F I C E R S F O R 1935
President
NATHAN HAYWARD
f HENRY HOWSON
] SAMUEL S. FELS Vic.$-president$ )WALTON FORSTALL ( W . CHATTIN WETHERILL Secretary HOWARD IV/cCLENAHAN* Assistant Secretary and Librarian ALFR,ED RIGLING Treasurer BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Assistant Treasurer MARSHALL S. I~'~ORGAN Controller WILLIAM F. JACKSON, JR.
Board of Managers HENRY BUTLER ALLEN GEORGE H. BENZOH, JR. EDWARD G. BUDD FRANCIS T . CHAMBERS
G. H. CLA~R
IRENEE D U PONT WILFI~ED W. FRY W . H . FULWEILER * A b s e n t on leave.
ARTHUR W, GOODSPEED CLARENCE A. HALL GEORGE A. HOADLEY A. ATWATER KENT L. H , KINNARD HORACE P. LIVERSIDGE MALCOLM LLOYD, JR. RICHARD W . LLOYD
CHARLES H . MASLAND, 2ND
O. J. MAVrHEws
CHARLES PEHROSR GEORGE W H A R T O N PEPPER JAMES S. ROGERS GEORGE D. ROSEHGARTEN SAMUEL M. VAUCLAIN
CURRENT
[J. F. I.
TOPICS.
total amount of solar heat absorption by the external sheathing; the orientation of a building so that the long sides face north and south appears to allow for less total solar heat absorption. R. H. O. " I f each one of us should do a little research of his own when occasion demands, we would not all be so dead sure of a number of things that are not s o . " - - T . A. Boyd, "Research."
Not All Heat in Chili Peppers.--Nutritionists are no longer puzzled as to the source of Vitamin A in the Mexican diet. According to the Bureau of Home Economics preliminary tests indicate that the Vitamin A content of air-dry chili pepper is very high-two to three times that of a good grade butter. C. "Sir Hu mp h r y Davy, speaking of Benjamin Franklin said, 'Franklin has in no instance exhibited that false dignity, by which philosophy is kept aloof from common applications; and he has sought rather to make her a useful inmate and servant in the common habitations of men, than to preserve her merely as an object of adoration in temples and palaces.'"--T. A. Boyd, ' Research."
THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE O F F I C E R S F O R 1935
President
NATHAN HAYWARD
f HENRY HOWSON
] SAMUEL S. FELS Vic.$-president$ )WALTON FORSTALL ( W . CHATTIN WETHERILL Secretary HOWARD IV/cCLENAHAN* Assistant Secretary and Librarian ALFR,ED RIGLING Treasurer BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Assistant Treasurer MARSHALL S. I~'~ORGAN Controller WILLIAM F. JACKSON, JR.
Board of Managers HENRY BUTLER ALLEN GEORGE H. BENZOH, JR. EDWARD G. BUDD FRANCIS T . CHAMBERS
G. H. CLA~R
IRENEE D U PONT WILFI~ED W. FRY W . H . FULWEILER * A b s e n t on leave.
ARTHUR W, GOODSPEED CLARENCE A. HALL GEORGE A. HOADLEY A. ATWATER KENT L. H , KINNARD HORACE P. LIVERSIDGE MALCOLM LLOYD, JR. RICHARD W . LLOYD
CHARLES H . MASLAND, 2ND
O. J. MAVrHEws
CHARLES PEHROSR GEORGE W H A R T O N PEPPER JAMES S. ROGERS GEORGE D. ROSEHGARTEN SAMUEL M. VAUCLAIN