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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
7
Commissioner Hugh M. Smith of the Bureau of Fisheries asserts chlorine in water used for purification has killed many fish. He notes eggs and young fish have perished and the department faces replenishing the exhibit of valued specimens.
In New York Mrs. Asquith recounts a luncheon with a nobleman at Downing Street. She recalls his unusual manner and her attempt to draw praise, only to hear him remark that it does good to misstep sometimes. The anecdote caps a London Opinion style toast to blunt candor.
AAB known as the Abou Ben-Adhem of the Harvard Alumni directory is hailed as the world’s catch-as-catch-man directory champion. He leads the New York city champion Bernard S. Aab of 54 East 122nd Street by ten jetters. Aab is a Harvard graduate ten years ago and holds official status in royal survey and the army. Bangkok Evening Post.
A detailed odyssey explains how millions of Easter lilies are grown and shipped. It covers Bermuda disease, crop rotation, Formosa imports, Japanese lily farming, shipping to San Francisco, and final greenhouse handling to ensure blooms by Easter. The article emphasizes labor, cost, and the care required from seed to centerpiece.
The article reflects on ancient towns like Bruges Seville Pisa Rothenburg Ragusa and Antioch that faded as shipping outgrew river ports and new cities rose. Some revived under changing conditions while others remained dead, with Antioch Pisidia left only with scattered remains.
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