Burning corn for fuel sparks East coast debate
The article discusses farmers burning corn for fuel as coal costs soar and famine in Europe looms. It argues corn is used out of necessity, notes European ignorance of corn as food, and criticizes coal price manipulation by mine owners. It mocks highway spending talk and Missouri's political leaders while describing unsettled late November weather and fuel shortages.
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Poison Baits Prove Effective On Wolves In Arizona Range
A U S Department of Agriculture report details poison bait trials on a Wyoming style range near Nelson Arizona where 150 baits were spread from a drag line and 300 more along a vehicle drag. Two old wolves killed a yearling and later a fire colt, confirming stockmen’s belief in poison’s effectiveness.
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Ends Meet and Ends Lap Over Reflections
A brief adage contrasts two views of prosperity. One man finds clover by keeping both ends tight, while another finds joy only when the ends lap over, illustrating differing approaches to fulfillment.
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The Widely Read Man in the Tower
The observer in the tower sees life past and present with scientists inventors builders and governments. He witnesses railroads cities bridges and waterways shaping human progress and can join these efforts armed with knowledge of the world’s forward path.
Hair on heads sparks schoolroom riddle in Boston Transcript
In a Boston Transcript excerpt from Anchorage, a playful classroom exchange centers on why heads are covered with hair. A little girl answers that hair exists to pin more hair, prompting a lighthearted moment in the lesson.
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