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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1922

Page

9

Oakland Ducks Parade: City Protects Lake Merritt Flock

Oakland bears a unique winter spectacle as Lake Merritt hosts thousands of wild ducks each fall. City rules fence the creek, feed the birds, and ban dogs during the festival, encouraging nesting and large resident flocks each spring and summer.

Enice Hmits Oakland Cal Lake Merritt Oakland Public Schools City of Klamath Lake Reservation California Oregon Klamath Reservation Alaska

Condensations of global trade and culture notes

A state lunch in China lists 146 dishes while Florida forests boast 175 wood varieties. A Honolulu factory will make shark and whale feather items. The banana rises in value amid a general market lull. The American relief association feeds 1 800 000 children in Poland. New York records more street accidents in slack hours than rush hours. The lotus symbolizes purity to the Japanese as it floats unmarred in muddy waters. The violet is linked to mourning in the Mohammedan religion.

China Florida Honolulu American Relief Association Poland New York

Unnamed man complains of ailment and odd devices

The excerpt presents Old Bragg Sockery of Mount Pizgy Arkansas describing strange ailments and a distrustful view of doctors. It notes a Kansas City Star reference to trap door spiders using a door with two triangular parts that swing on a diagonal to provide an unobstructed passage.

Uncle Bragg Gabe Old Bragg Mount Pizgy Ark Sorfer Kansas City Star Joseph Henri Dierick

Curious Form of Door in Early Inventions

A fragment notes one of the oldest human inventions, the door, swinging on hinges. It references weaving insects and mentions the number 88 in the text.

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