Bengal Province Nigeria? No Bengal region notes on rhino laws and Darjeeling
Prepared by National Geographic describes Bengal in India, its rhino protection law, Sundarbans, crops, and Calcutta landmarks, then Darjeeling’s ridge town layout and Kinchinjunga view plus Observatory Hill and Bodhi parapets.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU Service
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India
Bengal
Bay of Bengal
Himalayas
Kansas
New York State
Pennsylvania
Taois
Ohio
Texas
Michigan
Idaho
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Timalayas
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London
Hooghly
Botanicalardens
State News Notes From Montana In Early Grading Month
In Glasgow 2 400 dozen eggs were graded in the first month of state egg grading. Carbon county’s taxable property value declined from 16 468 305 to 14 569 538. Crop prospects in north central Montana look brighter, with the Horl ranch near Whitefish growing head lettuce. A hail storm hit Dutton to Armington, damaging property. Webworms ravage Roundup and Musselshell gardens. The Conrad Refining bid for royalty oil in the Pondera field was accepted at 10 cents above field price. Bozeman wool topped 80 cents per pound from 290 000 pounds sold. Valley county attracts more hail insurance applicants. Lower Flathead valley strawberries arrive. frost limits crop size. Honey flow begins, milk and Missouri river sections look strong. Havre hosts lime for grasshopper control. Hill county agents coordinate. Musselshell county tax titles total 29 429 66 acres sold. Avro Oil signs for 45 000 barrels of crude from Lake basin storage. White Tail Oil plans to finish its well in Daniels county shut at 1 500 feet. Budget law bars transfers from appropriations to cover deficits. State Legion convention at Kalispell July 26–28 with National Commander Stevens and Gov. Erickson expected. Democratic convention hints place Senator Walsh against federal prohibition. Leon Phomettey notes.
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Glasgow
Carbon County
Triangle
Montana
Horl Ranch
Whitefish
Dutton
Armington
Roundup
Musselshell
Conrad Refining Company
State Land Board
Pondera
Gallatin Sheep Association
Bozeman
Valley County
Flathead Valley
Hill County
Havre
E. Sandberg
Musseyshell County
Avro Oil and. Refining Company
Lewistown
Lake Basin
Indian Territory
Foote
M. R. Wood
Flathead
The
American Legion
Kalispell
Henry L. Stevens
Europe
John E. Erickson
Monthan
Walsh
Leon’phomettey
Montana gasoline tax receipts show decline in prior year
Montana state figures reveal five cent gasoline tax collections for the year ending June 380 totaled 2 553 687. A 390 986 drop from the preceding year. June receipts 367 477 versus 380 339 in 1931 and 371 669 in May 1932.
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Helena
Montana
State Board of Equalization
50 Babies Teach Two Scientists
World famous clinic tests Eagle Brand Milk as sole diet for 50 average infants over months. Bones X rayed teeth formed weights and heights charted. By every test the babies were well nourished, supporting its benefits as a baby food.
Company From America Appreciated in Orient
Dr Samuel J Bradenburg of Clark University and Mrs Brandenburg are praised by a Shanghai native for plans to host a visit from the American guests. Dr George H Blakeslee, on a U S mission, met former Clark student Lee Su who showed a wing added to his home and said the couple had promised to visit someday and the rooms were ready for their arrival.
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Shanghai
Samuel J. Bradenburg
Clark University
Brandenburg
George H. Blakeslee
Uncle Sam
Lee Su
Clark
Doctor Blakeslee
America
Orient
Worcester Telegram
Yellowstone's Wonders Attract Global Curiosity
Yellowstone National Park stands out for its natural curiosities and remarkable scenery. The article highlights the park's unique features and its appeal to visitors and scholars alike across the world.
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Yellowstone National Park
Golden Knife Opens Statue Reveal for Bangkok Bridge
A golden knife, a gift from the bridge builders, was used at Bangkok to unveil a statue of the first king of the dynasty. The ceremonial knife operated a box device that drew back curtains of gold, revealing the statue as the Chow Thya river bridge opened. The bridge is praised as highly artistic.
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Mar Buddha Yodfa
Chow Thya
Sia
Bangkok
Siam
Ancient bean sprout grows from 860 year seed find
A large white bean unearthed at Grand Quivira ruins near Santa Fe is believed 860 years old. In a San Antonio museum a sprout rose six inches from the seed after soaking the bean for five hours, eight days later.
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Grand Quivira
San Antonio
Texas
Santa Fe
Robotic Paced Runners Aid Oxford Track Training
Oxford university uses a mechanical rabbit on a rubber wheel to pace whippets like runners around the track. The robot runs at varying speeds to teach distance athletes how to tempo themselves and conserve energy for a final sprint.
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Oxford University
England
Takes the Ticket Askum theater figure in Dorsey era
Dorsey makes his mark as a theatrical man with a ticket winning access. Askum notes his success and asks if anyone slips past his door without a ticket. Dathfinder Magazine highlights the lively admission culture surrounding his performances.
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Askum
Dorsey
Duscum
Dathfinder Magazine
Americans Question Authority In Crime Discussion
General public sentiment toward authority is discussed as a factor in crime ambience. The piece explores whether widespread scorn for power shapes wrongdoing or reflects social tension.
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