Rooster Crowing champ Windmill rips 98 crows at Illinois fair
Springfield reports Windmill the fowl star wins the Dinois State Fair Rooster Crowing Jamboree with 98 crows in 60 minutes, averaging 1.68 per minute. Owner Mike Wiesbrock, 18, Glenn Ellyn, Til, notes the bird crowed freely without provocation. Vic Stirnaman's birds place second and third with 85 and 80 crows.
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Adirondack 46er duo summit Cascade in 1969 hike
Harry Gamble age 76 and Glenn Fish 63 completed the Adirondack 46er feat together, finishing all 46 peaks higher than 4 000 feet since 1969. Gamble, a retired hardware store owner, and Fish, a former New York City accountant, now hike for fun across seasons, recalling past climbs and sharing the bond of long friendship.
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Simple question on drugs triggers another question
Ellen Peck and Dr. James Lieberman answer a teen asking if drug use can ever be justified, framing drugs as medicine only when correcting a real physical or mental condition, then address a reader letters about financial strain affecting piano lessons and possible low cost options through school music programs.
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James Lieberman
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Fort Worth
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Dear Penny handwriting analysis and personal insights
This fragment shows a quirky column where readers seek personality insights from handwriting. It includes letters from V.R.S. about curiosity and decisiveness, P.& about an outgoing personality, and Gina in Pasadena asking for relationship advice, with references to Ellen and Dr. L and a promotion for Ellen Peck’s booklet.
Moist claim to fame for Waialeale rainfall
The wettest spot in the United States is Mt Waialeale on Kauai. The US Geological Survey notes it averages 451 inches of rain per year and has seen a record 624 inches in 1948. Only about 1 in 10 days yearly are rain free on the peak, with global comparisons showing higher single-year totals elsewhere but not exceeding its yearly average.
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