Global Rainfall Variability Across Regions
Geographically the earth splits into atmosphere hydrosphere and lithosphere. Rainfall amounts vary wildly from zero to 600 inches annually with deserts receiving only a few inches and the Himalayas reaching up to six hundred inches in some locales.
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G. A. Thiel
University of Minnesota
Bee Stung Tongue Sends Boy to Annapolis Hospital
A ten year old boy rushed into the Annapolis Emergency Hospital with a badly swollen tongue after a bee sting during a meal. Doctors and nurses reduced the swelling with ice and the child, who was in pain and unable to talk, explained the bee had flown into his mouth. He soon left the hospital in stable condition.
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Greeks Recall George to the Throne in Isles
Greece restores King George II after a near unanimous plebiscite vote. Premier George Vhondylis proclaims the monarch’s return within two weeks as the cabinet swears allegiance and armed forces take oaths. A Greek warship delegation seeks official approval for the restoration.
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Germany Eyes Eastern Extension and Balking West
Report claims German leaders discussed expanding eastward while keeping the west quiet. Officials allegedly urged closer ties with core nations to avert a new balance of power crisis, warning that delays could invite broader upheaval across Europe.
Neutralization of Gibraltar May Be Demanded by Italy
Nations meet in London for the next naval conference in December. Italy seeks Gibraltar neutralization but deep disagreements among major powers suggest limited agreement on key issues.
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Emperor Haile Selassie Celebrates Fifth Coronation Anniversary
Haile Selassie I celebrated the fifth anniversary of his coronation in Addis Ababa escorted by feudal chiefs. Thousands cheered as he passed through the streets to St. George Cathedral and later hosted a state banquet while discussing American interest concessions and international diplomacy.
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Milwaukee Fiend Killed by His Own Bomb
Milwaukee endured eight days of terror from a mysterious series of explosive tags. The bomber, Frank Rutkoawski, was killed by his own device as he planned another attack. A girl also perished in the blast. An accomplice may have been blown apart.
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Budget Huddle Shapes Roosevelt Admin Plans For 1936
In the White House Roosevelt and Daniel Bell review budget needs for the next fiscal year, outlining political pressures of spending and taxation. The piece notes Republican opposition and the Liberty League warnings while predicting battles over how to fund relief and ongoing New Deal programs.
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How to Spoil a Child Warns Against Coddling Sick Kids
Catherine Brownell Oettinger argues that coddling ill children harms personality more than earaches or poor eyesight. She warns that bribery threats and pampering create dependence, leading to later behavioral issues and a fear of authority figures.
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Porters in Paris Market Face Heavy Load Tests
In the Central Markets of Paris aspirant porters must pass weight tests. They carry 400 pounds the market length and also prove the ability to bear half an ox about 500 pounds. Star porters balance burdens with precision, some holding half a ton across their shoulders while standing.
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Pearson's Weekly
Eavesdropping on the Monticello Party Line
A new radio program titled Monticello Party Line unfolds in small towns across the Midwest and South. The show portrays daily life on a local party line with listeners as unseen eavesdroppers amid community routines and minor troubles.
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A Severe Test of Friendship Says Honest Truth
A quotation on friendship notes that true friends tell painful truths to help a friend improve. It defines loving candor as speaking honest criticism without malice, even when it stings to hear. The message emphasizes care and trust as the foundation of constructive honesty.
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H. W. Beecher
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