Pineapple pears fetch unusual late season demand
Thomasville reports an unusually large pineapple pear crop exhausted by strong demand. Farm agent Pat Ward notes a surprising late summer surge that boosted profits for pear growers in the Coolidge area amid a bumper harvest. A separate dispatch from Indianapolis notes the Scottish Rite Masons selecting a site for their September 1933 meeting.
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Thomasville
Pat Ward
Thomas County
Coolidge
Indianapolis
Supreme Council of
Scottish Rite Masons
Nct
Ouimet Falls in Semi at National Amateur Championship
Francis Ouimet, defending his title, is pictured at the Five Farms course in Baltimore as he smiles between tees. He was defeated by Johnny Goodman of Omaha in the semi finals, who then lost to Ross Somerville of Canada in the 36 hole final for the U S amateur championship.
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Tellar
Francis Ouimet
Five Farms
Baltimore
Ouimet
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Ross Somerville
Canada
United States
Geese Fly South as Autumn Arrives in Atlanta
Wild geese flew south signaling autumn in Atlanta. The season brings ripe pumpkins, orange trees bearing fruit, cotton gins reopening, and locals trading for calicos and silks, banjos and organs as fall traditions begin.
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Atlanta
Tropical disturbance in Lesser Antilles shows signs of dissipating
Forecasters at Belen observatory report a tropical disturbance in the Lesser Antilles on Tuesday appears to be weakening. The barometer has risen but the storm center remains unfound as Havana reports the system losing strength.
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Havana
Belen Observatory
Antilles
Nothing Venture by Patricia Wentworth synopsis
Ferdinand Francis hints that Jervis tampered with a rotten bridge that nearly killed Nan Weare and Jer vis. Nan suspects Rosamund Carew’s former fiancé Jervis plotted the danger for money and influence. Rosamund presses for cash and talks of past engagements as tension grows beside a dark stream.
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Jervis
Nan Weare
Ferdinand Francis
Robert Leonard
Rosamund Carew
Paper Hornets Build Nest on Wooden Bird House Near Dedham
A colony of paper hornets near Dedham constructs a large nesting site on a wooden bird house using ground pulp. The cacique, like the oriole, places nests at limb ends to avoid predators, facing unique threats from prehensile tailed monkeys and wasp nests as concealment strategies.
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