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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

01 Mar 1934

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Dillon Tribune

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Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1934

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3

Diane Merrell Seeks Police Aid In Small-Town Vernon Plunge

Doris, posing as artist Diane Merrell, debates surrender after fleeing from a confrontation with Beatrice and Molly. She tries to reach the police via a wary Vermont constable in Cherry Corners, Vermont, while hiding her true identity and past.

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Beatrice Rose Rocky Doris Molly Beatrice Rome Misa St. Gardens Diane Merrell Walt Canada Burlington St. Gardens Trey Vance The Iaw Jenesbbin Sa Charles John Merrell Samuel Western Union Samuel Merrell Morristown New Jersey Ruth Tl Am Cherry Corners Vermont Diane
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Spider Web Designs From Funnel to Orb Weaves

The article surveys spider silk use and web types including funnel, sheet, hammock, bowl, and globe webs. It explains silk production from spinnerets, web construction, and evolution from tube retreats to funnel shapes, noting orb webs’ wind resilience and the remarkable geometry of web spacing. It also covers species diversity, distribution, and extreme habitats from tropics to 22,000 feet.

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National Geographic Society Washington, D. C WNU Service United States Tropics Arctic Mount Everest Theraphosa Leblondi
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Cosmic ray debate leaves mystery unsolved in Atlantic City

Dr. Robert A. Millikan and Dr. Arthur H. Compton, two leading cosmic ray authorities, debated for about three hours in Atlantic City. Millikan argued light corpuscles while Compton asserted electrons. both presented photographs and charts but the discussion ended in a draw with no clear conclusion.

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