Favorite Trees Inspire Magnolia Warbler Tale
The story follows magnolia warblers who live in spruce nests and repay their tree by protecting it from pests. Mr and Mrs Magnolia Warbler discuss generosity and imitate the birds by working to keep their shelter safe, noting their bright spring plumage and yearly color fade. They prize the spruce homes and would choose hemlock if another tree offered shelter.
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Mr. Magnolia Warbler
Mrs. Magnolia Warbler
Mr. Magnolia
Central America
James I Favors New Title But Delays Parliament Sanction
James I sought to be titled King of Great Britain rather than King of England and Scotland and had the title inscribed on coins. He urged Parliament in 1604 to approve the change, but fears for England's laws and liberties and calls for a union terms agreement delayed action. Under minister Robert Cecil, the shift was deferred and only sanctioned by the 1707 Union Act.
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James I
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Commons
James
Robert Cecil
Regiments Honor Longest-Serving Sergeant With Wooden Sword
The Tenth Infantry of the United States Army, on parade at Fort Thomas or in Cincinnati, has a commissioned officer always march with a wooden sword carved from a tree at Devil's Den on the Gettysburg battlefield. The tradition honors the sergeant who has served longest in the regiment.
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Tenth Infantry
United States Army
Fort Thomas
Cincinnati
Devil's den
Gettysburg
Green All Right s department store executive remarks
Fragmentary OCR note describes a department store scene with a clerk mentioning a green boy in the shoe department and a woman requesting misses' mules. The text is garbled but indicates an exchange about product inquiry and a missing Mrs. Mules reference.
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S Department
Riddle Style Q&A On Words And Witty Comparisons
A playful quizzing snippet presents riddles and puns about birds parts weather and money. It features lines like a mocking bird round as a stove pipe and a dime and jokes about car parts at a railroad crossing and a butcher carrying calves. The piece ends with a family relations riddle about an uncle's sister.
Elephants Show Predominant Right-Tusked Wear
African elephants exhibit a right bounded tendency as their right tusks are worn down more than the left from digging activity. This asymmetry highlights a consistent pattern in tusk use among individuals studied.
Birds Use Third Eye Lid To Shield Vision In Sun
Birds possess an extra eyelid that can be drawn over the eye to protect it from strong sunlight while the primary eyelid stays open, allowing continued sight. This adaptation helps maintain visibility in bright conditions.
Age of the Earth and Gendered Language Question Raised
Scientists and writers debate the earths age while an author questions why it is often called she. The exchange, attributed to Cornell Bliffs, appears in a Nonparell outlet.
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Cornell Bliffs
Frigidaire
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Gene Carr
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Adriatic
Frigeiraires
S. Newnam
Denton
Maryland
Elie
Dumarre
Farm Bureau
G. Ober & Sons Co
Denton Bridge
W. G. Wooters
Market Street
CAB and Stake Body
Fordson
Denton Motor Co
H. Earle Smith
M. K. Newnam
Denton, Maryland
Cremo
Marshall
U. S
PF. A. Davis & Sons
Baltimore, Md
America
Eve
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