Egyptian Egret Protection Sparks Public Debate
Reports from multiple sources note Mudgeon of Egypt's Agriculture Department praising the egret as a key worm destroyer in cotton fields, but a ban on killing the bird emerges as heartless women drive its rarity. The item also covers European ceremonies, plague reports, wireless links across the Alps, and various maritime and royal anecdotes.
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