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Cumberland Islander

Location

Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 10, 1910

Page

7

How Long Do Animals Live?

A survey of animal lifespans from insects to mammals, detailing growth, maturation, and longevity. It notes houseflies living under a year, various birds and fish reaching decades, and mammals like elephants and dogs often living many times longer than their growth period, with human implications on lifestyle and aging.

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Oldest mummy found dates to 2700 B C in claim

An exhibit at the Royal College of Surgeons in London presents a mummy traced to 2700 B C, older than prior Egyptian remains. Prof Hihiot Smith notes this reshapes views on embalming origins and discusses early Egyptian burial practices and the spread of mummification techniques.

Lthough Egypt Hihiot Smith British Medical Journal Fiurge Artifeil Smith Cairo Museum Une Cairo Wiliot Smith

How to keep cool practical rules from university instructor

W J Cromie of the University of Monn sylvania outlines practical rules for staying comfortable in hot weather. He warns sedentary workers to avoid overexertion and notes the body’s limited ability to convert food into usable energy due to inactivity. He emphasizes moderation in activity and careful management of food intake.

W. J. Cromie University of Monnsylvania Mr. Cromie

Fraser is Big in All Ways Vie

Nova Scotia figures D. C. Fraser and D. C. Praser are profiled in this piece. Duncan Cameron Draser, lieutenant governor, is praised for dignity and liberalism, while D. C. Prase is highlighted as a tall, vigorous Liberal leader famed for moral suasion and church involvement.

Fraser Duncan Cameron Draser Nova D. C. Praser Wie Prasoe Lis James Church General Assembly Ife Ifo Nove Scotia Masonic Lodge North British Society

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