Pigeon deterrents and labor history in reader Q&A
Q and A covers topics from press conference turnout to degree recognition for correspondence study. It notes pigeons averted from major buildings with metal spikes, labor union growth from 1 million in 1886 to 14–15 million by 1946, and cites the Soviet Union’s top decoration. It advertises a government publication on slip covers for furniture priced at ten cents with a Washington DC mailing address.
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Greeting Card Market Estimated At Three Billion
The sale of greeting cards in the United States is estimated at three billion dollars annually.
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Ravenlike bird trails Edwards to cafe in Amarillo report
The clipped wing ebony bird, not a crow but a raven, trailed Mr and Mrs Edwards to a small cafe where they painted. The bird lifts on bicycles, raps at the door, and seems lonesome while Jim, once removed from a nest, shows resourceful mobility.
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Welch
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