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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
7
During the June to October monsoon in Bengal the plains flood creating emerald fields of jute and rice. Villages sit on artificial foundations above water while boats navigate fields and rivers as homesteads submerge and waterways become roads.
A narrator recalls a night in an Indian jungle 15 miles from camp. A panther killed a goat at a clearing as dusk turned to night. They climbed a tree, endured mosquitoes and monkeys, and finally shot the unseen panther as it approached the goat.
Charles Cole of the Union Tarisic critiques “efficiency experts” in a column from Los Angeles. He argues true efficiency requires fitting workers to tasks, not odd assignments like insomnia to night watchman or a smoker to mandolin duties, illustrating the silliness of some consultants.
In Warm Springs Boise based Dr. F B Daude describes fossilized senses in tracodons and other prehistoric lizards. He compares sensory distinctions to human differences. The remarks include a racially charged anecdote illustrating perceived differences and a crude joke about a colored man.
Guides in Jasper National Park report a strange creature described as a quilless par enping encountered on a trail. The witness Belin notes the animal appeared pale and unprotected, discovered midway up a spree tree, risking unnoticed passage if Bolin’s horse hadn’t shied.
The saying notes aviation makes the world smaller yet warns one can still fail to grasp it. It contrasts wisdom earned by wealth with wealth bought without wisdom, reflecting on Bayard Taylor’s lines.
A small tissue mass in the human heart acts as the heart's pacemaker and coordinates the heartbeat. The discovery is credited to Taivaray, a Japanese medical student, in 1905.
Strands from spiders’ webs serve as cross lines in microscopes rangefinders and other exacting instruments. The web is wound on a card like thread to create accurate, fine guides.
Rapid growth described as bamboo reaching more than 100 feet in Ceylon. Noted as capable of expanding 28 inches at 18 inches in a day. Also remarks that money loving behavior is rarely platonic.
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