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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1956
Page
19
A health fact notes that in one hour the heart expends energy sufficient to lift a 150 pound man to a three story height. A trivia item adds the thinnest watch equals a U S quarter in size. A geographic fact states the Sea of Galilee supplies three fourths of Israel’s fish.
Casson discovers Macfarlane dead from gas in his flat. Strutt and O Connor investigate the scene while Violet Queenleigh and others await answers. Casson insists it was murder, not self harm, as officers inspect the medicine bottle, window, and room details.
A historical note states the United States possesses about 220300 miles of railway lines, underscoring the extensive national rail system and its reach across regions.
The first United States citizen to win the Nobel Prize in literature was Sinclair Lewis in 1930. The only sun cured tobacco market in the world is in Richmond Virginia.
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