Deer population debate hinges on buck law in Upper Peninsula
Dr. John N. Lowe of Northern State Teachers College argues there is no need for a closed season for deer in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. He estimates 50,000 to 60,000 bucks and 180,000 does, urging retention of the buck law and enforcement of anti-firearm rules to protect the herd, citing Minnesota and Vermont experiences.
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John N. Lowe
Northern State Teachers College
Marquette
Lowe
Pennsylvania
Michigan
New England
Vermont
Minnesota
Ila
Deer population myths stated by Dr. Lowe in Upper Peninsula
Dr. Lowe disputes casual observer claims about deer numbers in the Upper Peninsula and argues no closed season is needed. He notes fawns hide in woods, deer range is limited, and deer rarely travel highways. He clashes with outdoor writer Al Stoll Jr over salt licks and tame deer as decoys.
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Upper Peninsula
Barron
Lowe
al Stoll, Jr
The
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Meandering Advice On Spring Cleaning And Home Accessories
By MARJORIE ADAMS the article urges clearing winter closet clutter as part of early general house cleaning. It highlights quick drying paints for wardrobes and dressers, decorative storage boxes for hats and shoes, and disposal of unused papers, gloves, purses, and old footwear. It notes refreshed linens and a bright breakfast setting with colored glass and china as affordable spring decor.
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Uus
Domestic hints and simple recipes from a bygone page
A household guide lists steam hanging to refresh velvet dresses, ironing tips to avoid shine on serge, using crumpled newspapers for window polish, deodorizing wax with blotters and heat, and a vinegar rinse for silk stockings. Recipes cover ice cream puffs, egg sandwiches, and a basic cake mix with peanut butter and milk, yielding servings for a small family.
Forest Hygienic Value Shown by Cholera Trends
A historic piece argues forests improve health by moderating winds and heat through leaf evaporation and aiding rainfall. It notes fewer cholera cases in wooded areas and cites soldiers near tree belts as markedly less affected, suggesting hygiene benefits of forested regions.
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Choleri
Allahabad
Moon Spot Myths Across Cultures and Peoples
A survey of moon lore from around the world describes diverse interpretations of the dark lunar spots. Eastern Ashi sees animals like a rabbit or hare, Chinese and Japanese traditions note figures of a mole or man, Central America legends liken the moon to a sugar vessel, while South American stories tell of a girl kept by the moon and Samoa speaks of a woman carrying a child.
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Ashi
Central America
Samoa
Arthur’s Round Table at Winchester Crown Hall Display
The 17 foot diameter “Round Table” of King Arthur sits in Winchester Great Hall, part of the old castle. Painted in Henry VII’s era, it dates back to the 13th century or earlier and is divided into 25 seats for the king and 24 knights. Legends vary on the total seats and knights, with versions claiming 42, 50, or 140 knights.
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Arthur
Winchester
Enghand
Henry VII
Henry VII. of Course There Is No Way of Tracing Any Connection of King Arthur
King Arthur
Religious Sect Seeks Purification Of Sunday Radio
The Lord's Day Alliance ends its New York convention pressing federal censorship of Sunday radio. It seeks only uplifting programs and elimination of vulgar content, arguing for moral protection of the day while acknowledging limits of federal regulation. British empire radio network plans discussed alongside Arctic broadcasts by Westinghouse reporters.
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J. M. Sherrill
Lord’s Day Alliance
New York City
Radio Commission
I. W. Bowlby
The
Alliance
Radio Q and A solve home radio eliminator issues
Answers from Mr Sherrill on building a B battery eliminator for a 5 tube set and obtaining B and C potentials from the same unit. Guidance on mounting toroid coils away from metal for better efficiency and range. and notes on filtering A eliminators using inductances near 0.1 henry and capacitors up to 5000 microfarads from electrolytics.
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Ans
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