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...lies a mooolderin' in the grave." With the combined appeal of John Brown's stars and its story, there is no reason why Laughton shouldn't strike twice. But his fixed model should be the stage and Stephen Vincent Benet, not the air waves and Norman Corwin...
Various chlorophyll preparations have been touted as tonics, as germ killers, promoters of wound healing and deodorants. There is not a shred of reliable evidence that they are any good for any of these purposes, said Dr. Corwin. Moreover, he added, some researchers fear that they may release a group of compounds called porphyrins. If porphyrins get into the bloodstream, they can make a patient so sensitive to light that he must spend months in a darkened room. (A white mouse injected with porphyrins may flourish in the dark, but will drop dead the instant it is exposed...
...Chlorophyll," said Chemist Corwin in summation, "is indispensable to photosynthesis. It is highly esthetic in coloring the vistas visible from hills or mountains. It furnishes chemists, physiologists and other scientists with a lot of good, clean fun. For other purposes, we are not certain that it has any value...