Bicycles as Transit From Copenhagen to Colombia
The article traces bicycles as a global lifeline from Europe to the United States and China, noting Copenhagen weather vanes, one wheel parking, and families biking in Denmark. It cites a Bogota to Washington journey of 9000 miles with jungle crossings and crocodile rivers, and sketches early bicycle designs and trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Copenhagen
United States
China
Kuang Hsu
Bogota
Colombia
Washington, D.C
Panama
January Diamond Puzzle Solution
Puzzle by Puzzie Pete uses January as the central theme. The second word is a floor covering, the third a craze, the fifth a head ornament, and the sixth a constellation. Solve to complete the diamond with January as the anchor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puzzie Pete
Pal Right Here: Young Readers Invited to Write to Captain Hal
Readers are invited to mail letters to Captain Hal via this newspaper to have their names listed. Print the writer’s name, full address, and age for inclusion on the pen pal page.
Giant kitchen strainer or air tunnel riddle
A cryptic puzzle lists wordplay steps adding letters to form phrases like a favorite animal and a narrow strip then a meal and a fastening device, followed by a builder’s material and again sow references. It then presents a jumble of names and addresses with ages, likely a youth directory or notice.
Did You Know The Chow Dog Has a Black Tongue
A curious fact about the chow dog is its distinctive black tongue. Veterinarians note the pigment is normal for this breed and does not indicate illness.
Oil Platform Off Santa Barbara Attempts Deep Oil Find
An offshore oil platform eight miles southeast of Santa Barbara rises like a steel island. Built to drill up to 25 wells from a single site, it features a 220 foot derrick, electric powered gear, and support craft including a heli- copter and tug boats. Drilling can reach 10,000 feet while crews switch in good weather via helicopter.
Pond Pets in Your Home Aquarium Guide
The article explores catching and keeping pond creatures as home pets. It details brown diving beetles striders back swimmers frogs eggs polliwogs salamander eggs turtles and crayfish with simple gear like a kitchen strainer or tin can net. It explains care from eggs to polliwogs and frog growth including feeding and housing tips.
Crazy World Cats Worshiped and Hated
A compact survey of cats in world lore from ancient Egypt worship to European witchcraft myths. It notes temple cat reverence, royal mummification, and mourning rites, then contrasts European superstition with beliefs in Arabia Japan and China about cat powers and curses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Countries
Arabia
Japan
China
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Denmark
Charlotte Dowdall
Waltham, Mass
Sweden
Wicked
Rubber Tree
Distant
Zoo Animal
Her
Petes
Hal
Auvoanve Vinvin
LVN
Anowvig
Lasuy ‘Bureau
Jayjay
Asou ‘Sauoy
Anne Bush
Water St
Ticonderoga, N.Y
Juanita Schuler
Rt. 1
Daphne
Ala
Susan van Hornweder
Box 35E
South Range
Wis
Sandra Smith
Spalofoe St
Pensacola, Fla
Sandy Phillips
Harper St
Midway City
Calif
Phyllis Prinz
Holly Rd
Corpus Christi
Texas
Irene Trombley
Luzerne Rd
Len Falls
N.Y
Linda Lappert
Hazard Ave
Santa Ana
Gary Lappert
Daniel Tobin
Lenox Rd
Peabody
Mass
Cathy Carmella
Green Glen Dr
DuBois
Mary Kay Adams
Page St
Brunswick
Marcia Jones
Mohall
N.D
Virgie Ann Wurst
Pewaukee Rd
Waukesha
Deborah Gayles
Mukwonago
Richard Blais
Jeanne McAniick
Grove City
Wayne White
Bay Minette
Sherry Zimmerman
NEA Service, Inc
USA
Santa Barbara
Shore
Strider
Jane Halbig
Egypt
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