Bear fascination grows as Yellowstone reports rise in wildlife
Ed Heller, big game hunter with Syracuse university, cites Yellowstone wildlife trends. Bears, including grizzlies, are abundant and bold around hotels, while moose, elk, and mule deer increase. Tourists crowd camps and auto traffic rises. park rangers protect bears from tourist interference amid growing tourism.
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A Whirling Family Scene in a 1921 Tale
A narrator recalls a chaotic afternoon with Mona and Molly as plans collide with a looming visit from the narrator’s father and stepmother. A chase ends with a comic bed discovery, while a dinner phone reveals Ted and a mountain rescue tale, set amid fever fears and affectionate misunderstandings.
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Where They Take Snuff Decline in France Habit
A short column notes that France has long been praised as the world’s greatest snuff-taking country, though it shows a decline in the habit. The piece reflects on cultural change and declining usage.
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