Travelers Tour Swiss Mountains Amid Rock Question
A group of American tourists travels by bus through Swiss mountains. They ask where the large rocks came from and wonder how glaciers formed them, sparking a pause to ponder the valley's ice history.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1940
Page
7
A group of American tourists travels by bus through Swiss mountains. They ask where the large rocks came from and wonder how glaciers formed them, sparking a pause to ponder the valley's ice history.
The column laments potential abolition of the CAA safety board and its downgrade to a commerce bureau. It warns against politics and amateur reorganizations, urging pilots and travelers to oppose changes that may end a rare period of aviation safety and expert leadership. It praises medical advances and surgical progress, noting anesthesia and battlefield care as key turning points.
Reader provides a rug making snapshot with six braided rugs on grass. The scalloped rug stays flat on the floor though made of wool rags dyed vibrant colors. Instructions describe cutting rags, braiding, sewing with double thread, and pin guided edging to form a 31 by 16 inch oval.
A collection of home care advice covers cookie cutters that require flour dusting, camouflaging iron beds with slipcovers, keeping mashed potatoes hot in a kettle in hot water, using a long-handled dustpan, kerosene to clean grease on wood floors, prunes with peanut butter as a spread, and cautions about sun exposure on begonias and wet-soft-leaf plants to avoid leaf burn.
A sun dew species traps insects with viscid secretions on its tentacles and reacts to food. A small piece of raw beef suspended within reach causes the nearest tentacle to extend and seize the meat within an hour, Collier's notes.
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