Canadian Actress Puzzle Clues Reveal Hidden Star
A crossword style prompt asks to identify a pictured Canadian star. Clues cover honey gatherer to governance terms and hint at a female performer with clues spanning vertical and horizontal entries. The puzzle references a Canadian actress and ends with transposed terms.
Modern Etiquette Q And A On Funerals And Addresses
Roberta Lea Q discusses funeral flower choices preferring a soft bouquet or loose wreath, corrects address phrasing to Address your letters for Lincoln Company, and confirms eating the patty shell with creamed food is acceptable in guidance.
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Lincoln Company
War Like Ants Fury Across Forests and Homes
Yesterday's note recounts slave raids by various ants with fighting tools like jaws stings and poison. Driver ants of Africa march in vast columns devouring insects and even frightening elephants as they traverse huts and homes.
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Africa
Lessons in English by W. and Gordon
Word study notes teach correct usage and pronunciation. Daily vocabulary focus introduces gravitate as a model word with example from Macaulay.
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Gordon
Macaulay
How Can I Remove Fish Scales and Launder Frocks
A reader asks how to remove fish scales safely with a dull knife and scrape toward the head. A washable frock should not be rubbed on a washboard but squeezed in thick soap suds, rinsed, rolled in a towel, and dried before ironing. A method to restore stale pretzels involves a moderate oven heat for about five minutes.
Look and Learn by A. GORDON
Questions and answers discuss origins of the banjo, Wagner's Tannhauser, red-haired peoples, bee species in America, and the first pretzel making in the U S Lititz Pennsylvania in 1910 is cited as the location and year for pretzel origins.
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Halifax Mining Company Secures State Charter
The Halifax Mining Company in Raleigh received a state charter to operate mines, secured by Thad Eure, secretary of state. Incorporators include H. G. Turner and Paul F. Smith of Raleigh and J. pegiseeqns xeseq jo an ne. Two mutual soil conservation associations for Stanly and Randolph counties also obtained charters as non stock corporations to combat soil erosion.
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Halifax Mining Company
Thad Eure
H. G. Turner
Paul F. Smith
J. Pegiseeqns
Mulual Soil Conservation Associations
Stanly
Randolph
Stanly Association
L. H. Best
N. C. Shiver
W. C. Stler
B. C. Lambeth
E. 8. Millsaps, Jr
Fingerprints in Wood and Driver Ants Explain Nature’s Clues
The article describes how wood can be identified by its unique fingerprints even after processing. It notes driver ants’ size range from over half an inch to under a quarter inch, their tunnel creating behavior, and nearly blind vision compensated by a strong sense of smell and tactile communication. It mentions a Nature column and a reader call about obtaining the leaflet Your Body at Work.
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Nature
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