Sacred Geese Across Cultures Highlight Fables and Folklore
A Pall Mall Gazette summary traces geese as sacred symbols in many cultures. It notes origins in totemism, avoidance of geese in historic diets, goose imagery in Egypt Burma and China, and religious associations from Roman legends to Buddhist temples, with geese tied to peace and piety.
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The New Ballooning Brings New Courage and Skill
A writer in Fly extols balloon flights mounted on a skeleton framework. He describes climbing 600 feet above ground, balancing on a narrow support, and facing gusts that threaten the craft. He contrasts this with traditional wicker baskets, noting the risk and required nerve.
Seedless Grapes and the Fate of Coreless Apples
A historical note examines early promises of coreless apples and thornless blackberries once hailed as orchard revolutions. The coreless apple never transformed the industry, and the thornless blackberry failed to dominate bramble-rich gardens, leaving older varieties still common.
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