Seven Hours in New York at Colonial Theater Saturday
The Colonial Theater hosts the musical comedy Seven Hours in New York on Saturday night March 7 with seats selling fast due to strong audience interest. Richard E. Parks the bass baritone performer highlights a program alongside his sister Mme Ethel Parks, a famed American coloratura soprano with the Metropolitan Opera Company.
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Polar Expedition Details Reveal Shackleton Plan
The article outlines Sir Ernest Shackleton and a transcontinental party preparing a pioneering Antarctic voyage. It notes age ranges of crew, daily routines, and the aim to traverse from Weddell Sea to Ross Sea via new routes with wireless, aeroplane sledges, and two supporting steamers.
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Shackleton Plans Total Abstinence for Polar Trek
London dispatch reports Sir Ernest Shackleton and his team will observe total abstinence from alcoholic stimulants during the south polar crossing. They aim for long work hours with eight hours marching daily and rely on tea at midday and cocoa at night to sustain heat. Sugar will be a major ration component to maintain body warmth.
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Hair Color to Character in Husbands Studied
A vintage personality note claims men with fine dark brown hair make the best husbands. It says such men are alert thoughtful and unselfish. It adds that men whose hair turns gray early are usually good fellows likely nervous but intelligent and honorable.
Japan's Fertilizer Use Reveals Rice Demand
Japan, a mountainous nation, relies on intensive farming to boost rice yields. Last year fertilizer expenditures surpassed 104 million dollars, signaling high agricultural pressure and output goals.
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