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Newspaper

Brookshire Times

Location

Brookshire, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1931

Page

7

To Make Study of the Philippines

A Senate territories committee planned summer tours of the Philippines with visits to factories schools and homes to study the far off American domain. The Philippines are described as nonincorporated territory with their own laws currency and tariff schedule and a large population under American flag.

Washington Philippines Sam Territories Committee United States Senate Philippine Islands D. C National Geographic Society Philppines United States Department of Insular Affairs United States War Department Alaska Porto Rico Lelenda Virgin Islands Canal Zone Guam Samoa New York State Phlippines Philippine Archipelago New York Miami Arizona

Dogs Rampage Kill Sheep Near Oskaloosa Kansas

In Oskaloosa Kansas sheep owner J G Drumming reports five ewes and eleven lambs dead after dog attacks. He saw two dogs fleeing the scene and again heard a disturbance two nights later. He plans to shoot the intruders if they return, noting sheep are marked by rear flank injuries unlike wolves which target the throat.

Oskaloosa Kan J. G. Drumming Drumming

Manila as Three Cities and Philippine Trade Portrait

An American observer describes Manila as three cities by history and culture, notes abaca as a Philippine monopoly and major export, and details progress like Baguio as summer capital, Laguna power, and evolving streets under American influence.

Tion Manila United States Philippines Intramuroa Stara and Stripes Ines Benguet Mountains Baguio Orient Simla Laguna Botocan Falls

1906 nickel found in clam in Kittery Maine

Benjamin Downing found a 1906 nickel while opening a clam he dug on Badger's Jeland in Kittery Maine. The curious discovery adds local intrigue to a routine harvest event.

Kittery Maine Badger Benjamin Downing

Saw-Toothed Grasses Fatal to Wild Animals

The Biological Survey reports that saw-toothed grasses such as squirrel-tail grass injure elk, deer, and moose on western ranges. Needlelike seed tips pierce the mouth, causing infection, abscesses, and sometimes death. Efforts target eradication from the elk refuge in Wyoming and Sullys Hill game preserve in North Dakota.

Department of Agriculture Biological Survey Elk Refuge Wyoming Sullys Hill North Dakota

Sundback Zip Fastener Pioneer Becomes Global Inventor

Gideon Sundback, a Swedish engineer in the United States, perfected the interlocking zipper in 1914. The device began as a safety pocket fastener, then moved to tobacco pouches and clothing, gaining worldwide use and mass production across the United States, Canada, Austria, France, and Germany. Previous attempts failed until Sundback solved the reliability issue, earning him substantial rewards.

Gideon Sundback United States Canada Austria France Germany Sundback

Vitamin D from irradiated yeast added to cow feed

Researchers at Wisconsin agricultural station experimented with irradiated yeast in cows’ rations to raise vitamin D levels in milk and combat infant rickets. The method increased milk vitamin D in winter but reduced butterfat secretion, and cod liver oil proved unsatisfactory.

Wisconsin Agriculture Station

Jazz in Japan sparks youth bands amid wartime songs decline

Japanese educators and thinkers warn of falling demand for gunka and Shoka war songs as students form bands and orchestras across schools and colleges. Citizens increasingly hum or whistle popular airs, signaling a cultural shift during the Rising Sun era.

Japan

Dinner Table Chat and Witty Quips on Power

A dinner table exchange riffs on intelligence and power. A quip mocks the idea of discerning a salt shaker’s contents. The dialogue contrasts clever talk with doubt about true capability and moral conscience.

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