A Modern Fable About a Bass and Minnows
A bass lunges at minnows behind a glass partition for three days but inflicts no strikes after the naturalist removes the minnows. The lesson concludes with the moral urging restraint and reflection on desire.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1924
Page
2
A bass lunges at minnows behind a glass partition for three days but inflicts no strikes after the naturalist removes the minnows. The lesson concludes with the moral urging restraint and reflection on desire.
In the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana Ezra Smythe files a complaint for partition against George Shockley et al and not residents named in the affidavit are summoned to appear by Feb 5 1925 or risk hearing in their absence The case set to begin January 1925 at Green Castle Indiana with clerk Walter S Campbell and attorney Ray S Hamilton listed.
In Merano, now Italian territory, the Sonnenwendfeier night ritual lights a ring of fires on summits around the town. Tyrolean custom honors the longest day with fires atop peaks, prepared by groups carrying heavy faggots to 10,000 feet, creating a dramatic skyline of flames that rises with the night.
Paris reports Dr Ecce, a French physicist, found a snail bronze statue from the same period as the Venus de Milo that is an exact copy and also lacks arms. He concludes the original Venus never had arms, and sculptors may not have planned arms. The discovery echoes the long search on Milo Island for the missing limbs.
A local apple tree trained along a perpendicular rock cliff produced well formed fruit though it bore on one side only. Planted by Jolim Tehsier the branches were pruned and trained to grow close to the rocks. The tree stands by the cliff with debris at its base forming a perpetual miniature tale.
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