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Brookshire Times

Location

Brookshire, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1930

Page

6

The Old Lion and His Devoted Mate

An aged lion recalls a lifelong mate, their bond forged in the wild, and his enduring love. A visitor’s words spark reflections on age, courage, and the differences among living beings as the pair face memories and shared devotion.

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Movement to Preserve Forests Traced to 1873

Post Civil War settlements spurred timber demand as forests rapidly diminished. European examples showed continued harvests possible with proper management. In 1873 a forestry committee to AAAS urged preservation, leading the federal government to appoint a forest agent and establish a division of forestry.

West Europe France Germany Committee of Forestry American Association For the Advancement of Science Congress Division of Forestry

Freshman Joan Stirs History Class With Canonized Claim

In Hollywood High a freshman named Joan defends a claim she read in a history book that Joan of Arc was shot. The teacher reminds her that she was burned at the stake and later canonized, prompting a classroom dispute about what the pages actually say.

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Defiant Death by Suicide at Bank of Communications Site

A Chinese man leaped from an ornamental stone effigy on the Bank of Communications third floor in the early dawn. He left a note quoting a proverb about minding one’s own business, suggesting he wished friends not to probe his motives.

Bank of Communications

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