Formaldehyde has long been of concern because of its potential to cause damage as emphasised in the early booklet by Hatchfield and Carpenter [5], although as discussed by Raychaudhuri and Brimblecombe [6] it is possible that the actions of formaldehyde came about largely from its oxidation to formic acid on the surface of metals.
She displays one that her daughter made earlier; a booklet of coloured card that has an unfolding sequence of biographical detail on each page – likes, dislikes, favourite foods – and the children chirp with enthusiasm.
He denounced the "shouting mediocrity" of three-quarters of the poems that he published in an early private booklet, dismissing the verses as "hopeless old friends whom you know will never get a job".
Earlier labels and booklets published by the Curtises suggested combining Snow Flake Marshmallow Creme with peanut butter or eating it on sandwiches with chopped nuts or olives.
Now the etymologist rushes back to his library and plunges into other databases and slang booklets for early usages and semantic development.
A day later, two students were caught cheating on an Advanced Placement history exam, one by opening the test booklet early and the other by peeking at a neighbor's work.
The items include food coupons, booklets, proof sheets, early artists' designs and printer's plates.
As early as 1971, Craig published reprints of early photographic catalogs, usable and classic camera instruction booklets, and worthwhile camera repair manuals.
But the earliest item we have is a 1953 booklet Electricity in Your Garden detailing electrically warmed frames, hotbeds and cloches and electrically heated greenhouses, issued by the British Electrical Development Association.
A question-and-answer booklet about early-stage prostate-cancer was created for patients and their family members.
