Young sturgeon have teeth while elders lack them
A brief note reports that juvenile sturgeon possess teeth whereas mature individuals lose this feature. The contrast highlights a curious dentition change as sturgeon grow.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1936
Page
2
A brief note reports that juvenile sturgeon possess teeth whereas mature individuals lose this feature. The contrast highlights a curious dentition change as sturgeon grow.
Widespread flooding and wreckage disrupt travel from Birmingham to Meridian as four inch rain swamps Bir mingham areas, halts Gulf Mobile and Northern trains, blocks roads, cranes in water. Mississippi and Louisiana rivers rise, residents seek higher ground and safety amid wrecked bridges and creeks.
Residents along the Warrior River and across Georgia prepare for rising floodwaters. Heavy rains bring threats as the Ocmulgee climbs past 18 feet and the Oconee at Milledgeville reaches 25.4 feet, exceeding its flood stage of 22 feet.
In a congressional hearing Stephen Raushenbush questioned how Allied funds from the treasury were used and whether the money was intended to bail out bankers. Morgan stated he attended to fulfill responsibility and to avoid missing the party as questioning focused on Russell Leffingwell and Albert Rathbone.
Early hours saw a house washed off its foundation and carried hundreds of yards by floodwaters. Lawrence Johnson and others escaped as the roof broke away and the structure tumbled into a valley. Survivors suffered exposure but none seriously hurt as report says railroad track and highway nearby were swept away.
The article notes that both individuals served as treasury assistants during the war, highlighting their prior roles at the Bank and Trust Company of New York.
The schoolboy patrol reports an enrollment of 230000 members spread across 2500 cities in the United States. This nationwide figure highlights the program's wide reach and organized structure.
The Fleetwood, a 66 foot vessel carrying Maurie Allard and family toward a naked social utopia, ran aground on a reef near Hillsboro Bay after a 10 mile voyage. The Allards, from San Francisco, seek a navigator and aid, as they await a passing tug to tow them to deep water.
The Lindberghs kept a low profile as two dogs barked at visitors at the entrance to their grounds. Colonel Lindbergh, born February 4, 1902 in Detroit, is the son of the late Representative Charles Lindbergh and Evangeline Lodge Land Lindbergh. He sailed from New York for England in December. A Morgan family spokesman said he would return to the United States after the Hauptmann case is resolved.
Ramsay MacDonald former prime minister and National Government candidate won the by election for the Scottish university seat in the House of Commons with 16 392 votes. His opponents were Prof De war Gibbs 9 034 votes and D Cleghorn Thomson 3 597 votes.
Tarboro reports Sonny Creech 11 fell 30 feet from an upstairs porch after dream end, landing on a downstairs porch. He was not awakened by the crash, remained unharmed, and was returned to bed by his mother, Mrs. W. H. Creech.
Vital statistics show 19 scattered typhoid fever cases in January across the state. Dr J C Knox state epidem iologist says the number is unusual for winter but not alarming.
A group of three ex convicts, arrested last week in Raleigh, were to be viewed today by witnesses to identify them as members of a band that held up the Bank of Aiken, D. C., recently and escaped with 9000 dollars.
Mrs Walter B Dodd 38 of Pomona died in a car crash near Greensboro yesterday when the automobile left the road and overturned. Her husband was slightly injured.
The Great Wall of China started under Chin Shish around 220 B C and was built with brick and stone. It took ten years to complete the initial construction phase.
Statisticians estimate the global population increases by more than 12 million people each day as births outpace deaths and migrations shift regional totals. The figure reflects ongoing demographic trends and pressures on resources.
The article notes Shanghai lies near Mobile Alabama latitude and states about sixty five percent of motion pictures shown in Bergen Norway are made in the United States. It also mentions white sand dunes in the San Luis Valley California rising to about one thousand feet.
The navy's ships include two cruisers eleven destroyers eleven torpedo boats four mine layers six submarines and additional craft.
Cotton futures ended steady with small daily moves as traders watched modest gains and losses across the Mch and May contracts. Prices fluctuated within a limited range, reflecting light trading and cautious sentiment in New Orleans.
New York report shows ten futures closing steady to 18 points lower with mixed daily ranges. spot prices remain quiet with middling at 11.0. Trading data lists opening, low and last prices for several months including Oct Jan and Dec, indicating broad stability amid minor declines.
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