Beekeeping and Bad Odors and Other Quick Mind Bites
A light AP column surveys odd trivia from beekeeping to phobias and superstition. Bees dislike alcohol odors and sting when detected. Kathisophobia sits beside quirky data on sitting, brain oxygen, and body pressure. Folklore and quotes mix with safety tips and Voltaire view.
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New York
Peru
Spain
Mutilated Currency Reclaiming Restores Lost Money
Margaret Litowski heads a Treasury unit that handles around 40 000 cases yearly and reimburses roughly 20 million dollars annually for mutilated currency. The branch accepts burned, rotted or chewed bills from individuals and banks and even processes cases like a Navy airman’s burned wallet from a helicopter crash.
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Currency and Redemption Division
Treasury Department
Litowski
Navy
Kansas woman takes up painting at 59 and builds art legacy
R A H or Rayben Alta Harden began painting at age 59 and now after sixteen years has about 200 works including oils watercolors and sketches. She has never sold a painting, often giving them away and focusing on portraits landscapes and community art projects. Harden helped found the Comanche County Art Guild in Protection building a debt free gallery and mentoring fellow artists.
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Chris Taylor
Dodge City Daily Globe Protection
Kan
Rayben Alta Harden
Harden
Republic
State Teachers College
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Halltown
Chester Harden
Protection
Saville Bratcher
Robert Hellman
Goodland
First Baptist Church
New Stone
Ness City
Taos
N. M
Christian Church
Meade
Emil Bistram
Famous Artists School
Koch Furniture staff attend Dallas seminar on Ethan Allen interiors
Dale Fairchild and Bill Hosselt of Koch Furniture Co. 126 West Main returned from Dallas after a three day seminar on serving today’s consumers with Ethan Allen American Traditional Interiors as part of Koch’s ongoing training program. Also included is a tip on storing leftover chow mein noodles in a small jar refrigerated and reheating as a garnish for creamed dishes.
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Dale Fairchild
Bill Hosselt
Koch Furniture Co
W. Main
Dallas
Ethan Allen
Koch
Thirteen Ike and Tina Turner Revue in Bus Crash
Thirteen entertainers from Los Angeles known as the Ike and Tina Turner Revue were injured when a bus hit a bridge on the Kansas Turnpike near Wellington. Seven were hospitalized while the rest were treated and released. Ike Turner was among the injured.
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Wellington, Kan
Los Angeles
Kansas Turnpike
Wellington
Ike Turner
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