Michigan anglers await peak fishing season opener
Michigan fishermen eagerly anticipate the inland waters opening on June 25 with restrictions lifted for most species. The state expects record participation from outstate anglers, selling over eight hundred thousand licenses as residents buy $1 licenses entitling fishing for all legal species. Non residents pay $2 for a yearly license or $1 for 10 day permits, with wives also able to purchase licenses.
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Michigan
Fish Division
The
Conservation Department
African Wart Hog Featured in Field Museum News
The Field Museum News notes the African wart hog as a wary animal that backs into its burrow to face potential threats, keeping its eyes on possible approaches. The bulletin highlights its height of precaution and alert behavior.
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Chicago
Field Museum News
Bulletin
Upside-Down World Perception in Rare Brain Failure
In rare cases the brain fails to correct visual input, causing a person to perceive the world upside down on the retina while the rest of the brain maintains normal orientation.
Grandson finishes 30 year model of Trinity Church
Weymouth Massachusetts report on Albert R Strout who began carving a detailed scale model of Boston Trinity church for thirty years. After his death his grandson Herbert Rideout eight, completes the project with help from visits to Boston, using twelve woods to capture shading and stone likenesses.
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Weymouth
Mass
Albert R. Strout
Boston
Trinity Church
Herbert Rideout
Strout
New York
Harbor Pilot Enjoys Vacation by Accident
Captain David Brenton harbor master of Port aux Basques Newfoundland found his homeward journey derailed by heavy winter seas. After piloting a steamer out to sea he could not reboard the pilot boat and continued to Florida with full pay. He arrived in the sunny state for an unintended lengthy vacation.
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Sydney
N. S
David Brenton
Port Aux Basques
Newfoundland
Brenton
Florida
Baby at Auburn Has Eight Foster Mothers
Baby Grady Leon Young resides in the Alabama Polytechnic Institute home management house where eight home economics seniors act as foster mothers. The parents, fellow students, lent their infant to allow practical training in infant care under the guidance of Dean Marion Spindle.
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Auburn
Ala
Grady Leon Young
Leon
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Marion Spindle
School of Home Economics
The Piccolo Player and the Golden Instrument
A band thrills a rich patron who fills all his instruments with gold coins. The piccolo player laments his luck as the crew spends the treasure, leading to a disastrous comeback. The patron demands punishment, and the piccolo quips that only his instrument can fit down the throat.
Thrashin Machines and Country No More
A humorous item recalls a boy refusing a country week to avoid thrashing machines. The piece adds a playful line about machines in the country and a woman motorist using a fashion claim to plead speeding with a police officer.
Turkey and Goose Trade Quip In Farmers Market Banter
A farmer and tailor spar over earnings in a brief exchange about turkeys and geese. The farmer claims profit from turkeys while the tailor counters with geese as his income source.
Woman allegedly shoots husband in close range described
A coroner questions an eyewitness to a deadly incident as a witness confirms the claim that the woman fired a pistol at her husband at close range. The exchange shows the tension and language of the event.
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Vassuh
Funny Family Cartoon Exchange About Electricity and Gas
A cartoon caption shows six year old Ethel asking why her hair crackles when combed. Mama explains there is electricity in her hair while Ethel quips about their funny family with Grandma reportedly having gas on her stomach.
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Ethel
Mama
Parachute Test Failure Sparks High Altitude Fall Tale
Dzudi reports Chuzz failed a parachute test and fell 20,000 feet. Dinocan questions the outcome as Dzudi confirms the dramatic descent. The dialogue then shifts to a barber and a joke about snipping cars and family generosity.
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Dzudi
Chuzz
Dinocan
Misread Exchange Sparks Backhand Comment
An overheard exchange shows misread flirtation and a sharp reply as the dialogue unfolds with wit and irony. The lines reveal social tensions and playful banter between characters in a tense scene.
Correct The Bright Pupil Answers Coal Question
A student faced a tricky exam prompt about annual US coal shipments and writes 1492 none as the answer. The scene highlights a clever misreading of the question and a quick, wry twist.
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United States
Laziest Critter Quip Sparks Animal Banter
A humorous exchange features a dig at a lazy critter named Jones and a counter claim about seeing him high in an oak tree. The banter concludes with the punchline that he laid himself down on an acorn 20 years ago.
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Jones
Grabb Disputes Wife Over Money in Domestic Row
In a household quarrel, Mrs Grabb demands funds she wants to spend while Grabb asserts there is not that much money. The exchange highlights tensions over household finances and control of resources.
Diphtheria Facts and Prevention From Health Unit
The Tri County Health Unit reports diphtheria deaths down in recent years but over 400 deaths in Michigan in five years. It explains symptoms and spread, urges vaccination with toxoid providing 95 to 100 percent immunity, and recommends Schick testing to identify non protected children. E V Thiehoff MD directs Health District No 7.
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Michigan
Schick
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