Rawls urges changes in state game laws
North Carolina author and fur industry expert J L Rawls argues for a comprehensive fur control program including a license tax on trappers with no exemptions under 18, annual reports, and a dog tax to curb destruction of fur animals. He cites conservation bulletins and urges balanced regulation protecting both trappers and sportsmen.
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Rawls
Raleigh
J. L. Rawls
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
United States
Department of Agriculture
Anti-Steel Trap
Humane Societies
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Laxative Ad
An old era advertisement warns against daily laxatives and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe effective remedy. It claims broad use across women children and the elderly and notes its prescription origin and worldwide availability.
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Dr. Caldwell
Mostly Easy Ones HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL Puzzle
A compact word puzzle list with clues across and down covering peeler deadly reason extort ran away thin by mixing wiser change verb vessels eagle beverage cow s stored dinner rocky shelf sorrowful apart wash lightly recover vigor waggish verified loved horse civet like animal mature all pertain ing to ex pi ate plow the poles Keen to expiate Metric men and other clues form a themed crossword style row.
North Carolina Urges Conservation of Fur Industry
The article defends fur trapping as a natural mechanism in balance of ecosystems, cites Dr. Hornaday on predator removal, and emphasizes North Carolina’s role as a major fur producer. It argues for moderation in trapping and calls for citizen cooperation with the Department of Conservation and Development to conserve resources and sustain livelihoods.
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New York Zoological Park
Pennsylvania
Hornaday
Rocky Mountains
North Carolina
North American
Department of Conservation
Department of Conservation and Development
Sand and Gravel Production Falls in North Carolina 1928
North Carolina sand and gravel output dropped from 871 416 dollars to 531 092 dollars in 1928领域 971 746 tons were produced. State Geologist H J Brush and the US Bureau of Mines reported the figure and noted the main use was structural work such as bridges buildings culverts and other improvements.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
H. J. Brusch
United States Bureau of Mines
Bryson
Sand and gravel slump tied to highway buildout, says geologist
More than two thirds of the ten of 619571 tons were used in these purposes. State Geologist Bryson believes the drop in sand and gravel production comes largely from reduced highway construction as the state nears completion of its primary highway system and lower building activity than in recent years.
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Bryson
Car Ferry Doomed as SP Plans $12 Million Strait Crossing
San Francisco report notes Southern Pacific will build a $12,000,000 rail bridge crossing the Carquinez Strait in California to replace what was described as the world’s largest train ferry boat.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railroad
Carquinez Strait
Catitonia
Turn About ALPHONSE and the silly gaze
In the Bruil bulletin of Sydney a light exchange between Hilda and Alphonse notes how easy it is to turn a girl's head. A silly-looking creature is observed looking back at Alphonse, illustrating the social flurry.
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Alphonse
Hilda
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State Department of Conservation and Development
U. S. Biological Survey
William T. Hornaday
W. B. Caldwell
Doctors
Ectreea
Liogtr & Miens Topacco Co
L. F
Bayer
Byrd Expedition
Chesterfield
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