Cattle Drawn by Instinct of Ages in Gulf Australia
In the Gulf region of Australia drought and sudden showers mold cattle behavior. Storm cattle born in arid ranges sprint toward rain to drink, driven by ancestral instinct. A herd moved to a water-rich station fled at the first dry storm, proving instinct forged by centuries of thirst.
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Australia
Leichardt
Cumberlands
Queensland
Gulf Country
Plant Study Tracks Forage Grasses In Ongoing Trial
Dr Herbert C Hanson from Colorado Agricultural College reports in Popwar Mechanics Magazine on pasture plant competition. Tim othy redtop alsike clover and white clover fail to withstand orchard grass and red clover and will be crowded out unless enemies are controlled. Kentucky blue grass under shelter spreads and eventually displaces others. Smooth brome and meadow fescue resist when cattle are kept away.
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Colorado Agricultural College
Popwar Mechanics Magazine
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Be Wise and Mothercraft Word Trend Sparks Debate
The piece notes the rise of terms like mothercraft and mothersmith and cites Woman's Home Companion predicting a future law requiring an M. M. degree for mothers. It warns bootlegging a baby could be severely punished under this imagined standard.
Detective Stories Boost Reader Escape Says Detroit Librarian
A Detroit librarian says detective stories appeal to readers across backgrounds as they offer a temporary escape from self. He notes taste varies but the appeal endures, with readers enjoying a rattling good mystery every so often.
Locked-Up History in Westminster Abbey Muniment Room
The muniment room at Westminster Abbey houses over 100 000 historical documents dating to the eighth century. Careful editing is underway to publish these papers with a precis by Dr Scott, librarian of the British Museum, covering 57 000 of the most important items.
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Westminster Abbey
Scott
British Museum
Four Hurt as Car Flips on Torrington Road
Four occupants in a small coupe narrowly escaped injury on the Torrington road two miles from Winstead Conn when the driver trying to pass lost control. The car climbed an embankment, overturned and landed upside down in the road. A second sedan in the line continued for about twenty feet with the coupe resting on its top.
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Torrington Road
Winsted
Conn
Aviator Tells Of Near-Record Flight and Fatal Crash
An aviator who once held a world altitude record recounts his death defying crash and the crowd that gathered. Passersby listen as two elderly figures, Enoch and Eliab, are identified by a bystander, adding a biblical touch to the tale in Louisville.
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Enoch
Eliab
Louisvile Courier-Journal
Beetles Found Sealed in Giant Sequoia Preserve Ancient Wood
Five specimens compared with recently found dead ones show a wood boring beetle entered the tree after a lightning strike. The beetles, trapped by new growth, appear unchanged over 1,200 years matching living forms. Naturalists note beetles are conservative and Egyptian sacred species show longer stasis.
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Popular Mechanica
Patmos Island Revered as St. John’s Exile Home
The small Grecian island Patmos is traditionally known as the exile site of the apostle John. Around the year 94 he lived there and received the vision recorded in the Book of Revelation.
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Island
Grecian Archipelago
St. John
Vincl Iron Compound Promises Restful Sleep and Appetite
A sale ad claims Vincl a compound of iron phosphate and cod liver peptone cures nervous fatigue and cross moods. The first bottle supposedly improves sleep and boosts appetite, with women like Mrs N McCall noting happier, livelier feelings.
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Battery Charging Up business sold in Bristol notice
Proprieties Manuel Machado da Silva and Albano C Vieira announce sale of The Battery Charging Up at 4 Shaws Lane Bristol to Jose Matheus Arruda. Accounts due should be paid to the undersigned. post sale bills after the date not their responsibility.
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Battery Charging Up
Shaw's Lane
Bristol
R. I
Jose Matheus Arruda
Bristol County Scout Officers Plan Winter Inter-Troop Visits
The Bristol County District Officers of the Boy Scouts of America met at Deputy Commissioner George R Fish’s home. They adopted plans for inter troop visitations this winter and approved a three month merit badge contest between district troops. A January district get together was arranged by J A S M Joseph Daignault and committee members. An entertainment was provided by J A S M Oscar P Herzig, with a collation and social hour. Beavers and Dragons from Troop 1 held patrol meetings while Beavers and Foxes, Baboons, Pinetrees and Eagles from Troops 2 and 4 hiked last Friday for outdoor test work.
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Bristol County
Boy Scouts of America
George R Fish
Herbert W. McKay
Merritt Seymour
Joseph Daignault
Oscar P Herzig
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