Seventeen Year Locust Faces Harsh Life on Earth
The Seventeen-year Locust endures threats from a sandwasp that paralyzes it and seals it in a cell for its larvae to eat. A fungal growth also devastates swarms, leaving many insects with body parts eaten away within days.
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United by calamity romantic tale in New York
After years apart a husband and wife are briefly united by a sudden illness in a New York hospital. William Noble Sr. fell ill outside the Fifth Avenue hotel and was carried to New York Hospital where his son William Noble Jr. and the rest of the family gathered at his bedside. The family, previously living separately in an uptown apartment, were drawn together by the malady that struck the husband.
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Catholics Welcome Release of Infants From Hell
Syracuse May 26 Roman Catholic Bishop P A Ludden comments on the Presbyterian General Assembly’s revision of the Westminster Confession. He says infants in hell for 250 years may be freed and return to the mother church, noting the pope’s position remains unchanged despite the critics calling him antichrist.
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Creek coal firm faces $1.5 million suits in mine deaths
Legal actions filed against Creek coal company seek $1.5 million for widows and orphans of victims from the explosion at the town mine. Plaintiffs name the firm and allege liability for the disaster and related damages.
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