Rabbit Swim Limits Highlight Fur Drag Rule
A rabbit can swim naturally but cannot cover long distances as its fur becomes saturated with water and weighs it down, hindering movement.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1930
Page
3
A rabbit can swim naturally but cannot cover long distances as its fur becomes saturated with water and weighs it down, hindering movement.
The piece reflects on life as a drama where everyone acts, though parts are small. It urges care in faithful performance of each role to contribute to overall excellence, citing a Grit sentiment about duty and effort.
Emeralds have long been found in Africa and mined in Egypt, Asia, North America, and Australia in small quantities. The principal source remains South America with Colombia and Peru as main suppliers. In Colombia the Muzo and Coscuez mines, discovered about 1550, supply the world with the largest quantity and finest quality emeralds.
A collage of quirky notes on culture and science figures. References include Admiral Byrd and Will Rogers as imagined pageantry, Einstein chatter, and a trap drummer. playful quips on theater, poetry, and public events. Local figures, clubs, and odd prizes flavor the spoof.
A chaotic baseball matchup features Alesio's aggregation breaking open in the second with a Chapman homer and multiple errors. Chapman shines with two homers and strong fielding, while DAngelo and Bell drive runs as Whirlwinds outscore NIR Co 8 to 2 in a rugged contest.
A reflective note at age 76 notes discord with the world. The writer concedes others have more life experience and thus likely know more, presenting the confession with sincerity.
The dictionary notes that rhyme is absent in the Bible and meter relies on pronunciation, which has been lost through transmission. It argues restoring these elements is hopeless due to consonant loss and language evolution.
The article notes 35 060 acres required to provide flavor oils for peppermint and spearmint used in gum and candy annually. Peppermint oils also appear in toothpaste flavors, while spearmint products mainly come from gum manufacturing.
The article suggests dog receptiveness to tricks hinges on temperament. It notes that easy learners perform with little urging and show willingness to comply.
Witty saying notes that courting then fleeing may spare harm but courting without marriage risks a return to court, implying legal entanglements. The quip contrasts running away from commitment with the consequences of not wedlock.
At Fort Adams Newport Captain A D Johnson of the 13th Infantry runs the c m t c mess for July feeding about a thousand New England youths. The improved kitchen includes three pound bread loaves from pullman pans two new dishwashers four sinks and remade warming tables to keep hot food hot. The mess employs college style efficiency with regular army staff and a focus on reducing bread waste and delivering prompt meals.
A reflective note on human growth and faith as the drive toward perfection. The speaker cites George Eliot’s idea that striving for improvement is the life’s vital sap, with current small blooms as foretastes of a larger morrow.
Rubies sapphires garnets and diamonds form the jewels used in watch bearings and in electrical surveyors instruments meters compasses clocks phonographs and other precision devices. These stones are used technically rather than for ornament.
The first radio beacon station established by the Bureau of Standards began operations at College Park Maryland marking the bureau’s initial step in beacon network development.
Peanut Butter is a popular nutritious spread with high protein and iron. Recipes include muffins bread salad fudge frosting and cookies, outlining ingredients and steps such as mixing flour baking powder salt sugar peanut butter milk and varying bake times and temperatures.
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