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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1973
Page
8
The listing outlines TV programming across the day with multiple classics and movies. Highlights include The Alamo, The Weekend Nun, The Woman Hunter, The Face of Fear, The Man with the X Ray Eyes, and various game shows and news blocks.
The male peacock shows off its vibrant tail to attract the peahen during mating. The female lacks these feathers, and the display resembles a dance to prove the male’s desirability.
Mister Rogers and Andy Ore present a weather update with forecasts including temperature trends and regional conditions. The segment provides concise daily outlooks and practical tips for viewers planning outdoor activities.
The article explains the peacock’s train holds the feathers now admired, while the tail supports it. It notes ancient esteem from Greeks and Romans, who still ate the bird. Peacocks, native to Asia and the East Indies, have two species related to the pheasant. 1. A four‑part joke is asked. 2. A banana skin shoe riddle is asked.
A reader asks how to stop a bull from charging with playful options and a math riddle follows. The box presents a two digit number puzzle where the second digit is four less than the first and the quotient by the sum of digits equals seven. Also notes yesterday’s answers and a winner from Columbus Ohio.
During the last Ice Age reaching its greatest advance about 18 000 years ago ice sheets covered nearly 30 percent of the earth surface indicating extensive glaciation worldwide.
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