Scientist Cortex tale by Hal Boyle in New York AP
A warped fable about Dr Alfonse Cortex, a genius who could outlearn Britannica, then tests morals by releasing 3,004,995 trained mosquitoes to judge humanity. The scene ends with the famed scientist pondering if there exists a wholly good person, before collapsing from an apparent stroke. The piece blends satire with moral questions about virtue.
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New York
Alfonse Cortex
Tae
Dr. Cortes
Brust
Cortex
Battle Over Florida Governing Rules Today in Session
Florida lawmakers clash in a special session as both chambers consider bypassing committees to rule on a broad sales tax plan. The House rules backed bypass. 17 economy bloc members oppose, fearing the plan dies in Finance. Senate debate centers on whether revenue bills should go to Rules first, with two thirds needed for approval. Governor Warren urged $95 million in new revenue to fund a $240.9 million spending plan, drawing mixed reactions.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
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St. Johns
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Senate
Rules Committee
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Fernandina
Sen
Henry
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St .Bolersburg
Ri Bi Gautier
Miami
James B. Franklin
Fort Myers
Alga
Fuller Warren
Ivymakers
Ie State
Watton
Sonte
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Busy Brick Plants Halt New York Industry Output
Two Hudson valley brick plants each slash output, jointly producing 506 million bricks annually. Georgia has voted Democratic since 1860.
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Hudson Valley
Georgia
Moonshining Hike Reported By Agent iMontgomery
AP reports moonshining is rising in Alabama per State Liquor Control Board. Joseph T. Burton says 233 stills seized last month and 74 found in July. seized capacity 51,764 gallons monthly, potential value about 310000. Twoweek enforcement in dry Cleburne County destroyed 5 stills. Across state 323 people arrested for prohibition violations, 28 vehicles confiscated, $9 in fines and nearly three years in sentences.
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State Liquor Centrol Board
Joseph T. Burton
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Burton
Cleburne County
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Alcohol ‘Lax Unit
Richard Strauss 85 Dies At German Home
Richard Strauss died at his German home in Garmisch Partenkirchen at age 85 after weeks with kidney ailment and angina. A famed composer, he wrote Der Rosenkavalier and La Seele, plus many tone poems and concertos. He was not related to the Viennese Strauss family. born in Munich to Frenz Strauss, he showed early talent. A later Nazification trial in Switzerland cleared him of charges.
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Richard Strauss
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Johann
Munich
Richard ‘Strauss
Frenz,Strauss
Richard
Sivapss
Switzerland
Fis
Arbor Day and wood product facts prompt trees use
A fragmented note mentions hanging planted over one million trees and wood pulp products for draperies and furniture. It cites average house lumber use as 7,800 to 10,000 board feet per home and notes that one tree can yield a million matches while a billion trees could burn. The text references Arbor Day conceptually.
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