Glacier National Park Skunk Tales Prompt Candid Animal Views
A quoted speaker defends the skunk often blamed for trouble at Glacier National Park. He notes pine quills can injure skin but argues the skunk itself is not to blame and recalls camps where skunks approached for food without causing disaster. He compares risk to touching live wires and describes harmless encounters with the animal.
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Glacier National
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Birds in Fellowship Hunger's Bidding Close
Indiana winter erases bird caste as eight meadow larks one blackbird one bluejay and sparrows share Broadview apartment feeding by tenants. The piece notes birds gather for sustenance amid apenstorms and nudges toward ongoing allotment of food for feathered guests.
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Indiana
Broadview
Broad Ripple
Apenstorms
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Professor of Pathology Joke Echoes War Era Banter
A fragment from American Legion Weekly recalls dusky ex stevedores joking about “Al” securing a professor of pathology post at a college. They mock the title as a salient job, noting how it would control access to college grounds and people, reflecting wartime social banter.
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College Grounds
American Legion ‘Weekly
English boy born in India brought to England
Fragmentary quotation describes a boy born in India who is taken to England by his mother at age seven. The text includes garbled phrases about a train and unclear details, lacking coherent facts or events to confirm a full story.
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India
Lord Frederic
England
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