Roosevelt Approves Canada Trade Pact Amid Mixed Sentiment
President Roosevelt endorses the Canada United States trade accord aiming to double bilateral commerce in two years. The pact grants duty reductions on newsprint pulp whisky beef and some agricultural goods while imposing quotas on lumber cattle calves dairy cows cream and seed potatoes. Officials stress modest price impact and broader farmer and factory gains as worries rise among lumber and cattle groups.
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Full Gospel Meeting in Dispatch-Democrat Hall
Regular services include Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. Children’s Sunday evening at 6:30 followed by evening preaching at 7:30 with special music. Tuesday Bible study at 7:30. Friday Young Peoples meeting at 7:30 managed by youth with special music.
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Dispatch-Democrat
Tin the versatile metal shaping worlds and daily life
A Cleveland Plain Dealer writer declares tin is one of the most important metals guiding civilization. The article notes tin pervades daily life from kitchens and packaging to phones and transportation, highlighting its uses in coatings, alloys, and consumer goods.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Peculiarities of Earth Moon and Sun in Ancient Note
A radiantly described globe about 64,100 miles across lies at about 92,897,400 miles from Earth. The Moon’s diameter is 2,162 miles with a 238.857 mile average distance and a density about 3.44 times that of water. The Sun’s makeup is deemed similar to Earth’s but vastly larger. The Moon orbits Earth every 27.3 days, with a full cycle about 20.5 days, rotates in the same direction as its orbit, and always shows the same face to Earth. It shines by reflected light, with phases determined by Sun-Earth viewing geometry.
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Earth's Temperature From Deep Texas Well Reveals Heat Rise
The New York Herald Tribune notes that a Texas well in Upton County reached 12 786 feet with bottom temperature 582 degrees Fahrenheit. At 10 000 feet it was 19 degrees and the last 2 000 feet rose 3 degrees. Experts doubt practical extraction of internal heat though it is a potential energy source.
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New York Heigld Tribune
Aoery
Upton County
Texas
Editor of Mining and Metallurgy
Invention of the Leyden Jar Extends Electrical Charge
The passage traces early friction machines developed to generate electricity, noting 1700s experiments by Hauksbee and contemporaries that produced high voltage while in operation. It then describes 1745 discoveries by van Musschenbroek and van Kleist leading to the Leyden jar, a glass vessel with inner and outer lead coatings that stored charge for later release.
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Ewald George van Kleist
Eter van Musschenbroek
Inge
Weekly News Review of Coast Districts
Arthur Hansen of Elk, a mill company employee, drove off a bridge near the Smith ranch north of Greenwood while returning from Santa Rosa to his ill mother. He survived with severe cuts as the shoreline road earns its reputation for danger amid frequent accidents.
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Santa Rosa
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Mendocino
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Rene Borgna
Redwood Highway
Lena Gibson
Healdsburg
St. Mary's
Amateur Boxing Card Promoted at Fort Bragg Arena
Dug Wilson of Eureka will promote the winter boxing cards at Fort Bragg with the first event set for Saturday evening December 1 in Pop Marshall's arena.
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Eureka
Pop Marshall
Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath Services and Meetings
Sabbath School and preaching sessions scheduled with a Young People's Meeting at 4 00 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 00 p m All are invited Services list 9 45 a m and 11 00 a m in Sunday schedule
Mourning Dove Compared to Pigeon in Appearance
The female mourning dove resembles a pigeon with dull gray brown plumage and no neck ring seen in males. When resting she appears flabby and shiftless, yet her call is famed as one of the most beloved bird sounds. The male’s gentleness of mate inspires his plaintive song.
Food for Captive Snakes by Size and Diet
The article explains that most captive snakes are fed live prey. Small species like Simart carter snakes and blackshakes eat crickets beetles small frogs mice. Larger snakes such as bullsnakes pine snokes and pythons eat rats guinea pigs rabbits or similarly sized animals.
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