Duckweed Plant Has No Leaves and Mowers on Stems
Duckweed is the smallest flowering plant with no true leaves. The Mowers grow on leaf like stems, forming the plant’s reproductive and vegetative structures.
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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1936
Page
10
Duckweed is the smallest flowering plant with no true leaves. The Mowers grow on leaf like stems, forming the plant’s reproductive and vegetative structures.
The Shiloh Presbyterian Church in Knoxville celebrates its 70th anniversary, tracing its founding in 1865 by White Presbyterian missionaries of Philadelphia. It is noted as the second oldest Negro church in the South.
Mr and Mrs W Pari return from two week trip to find their home in West Plains Missouri ablaze. Their son Henry started the furnace to warm the house and the blaze began during their arrival. Fire crews responded but the residence sustained damage.
Ohio Bell Telephone Company reports a 64 phone net gain in Lancaster for 1935, calculated as installations minus removals. The figure marks progress from 1934 and reflects a gradual industry recovery, with Lancaster's peak 4264 phones in 1930 and a 51-year high in state totals approaching 575,300 phones.
Lancaster Fairfield County Ministerial Association will gather Monday January 6 at 10 a.m. in the First M E Church. Devotions by Rev A Young of Lancaster Church of Christ. Address by Chaplain Edmund W Weber of Newark Sector C C C Fairfield County.
Ottawa announces a new census of population and industry in the Canadian prairie provinces to be conducted in June 1936. Across Canada census-taking occurs every ten years, with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta having a five year interval.
Clayton Popp, Holyoke city employee, recovered a medal presented to William Dallas when he left Scotland. The medal had been missing for 25 years and was found on a city site during work.
Mrs. G. H. Ward spotted a street safe in the mud in Toledo on January 2. Investigating, police recovered three diamond rings beneath the surface. The safe had been stolen the night before, authorities said.
Syracuse report notes Judge Burton B. Parons had his overcoat stolen while hearing testimony. The incident occurred in a winter court session, prompting concern for safety and prompting calls for better courtroom attire security.
Mt Pleasant Lodge No 4 will meet at Castle Hall on January 3 1936 at 7 30 pm for election of officers and other important business. Order of Robert Thomas C C Adv.
Dr. Raymond A. Pearson former University of Maryland president has been named assistant to Resettlement Administrator Rexford Tugwell. He will coordinate the resettlement program with the Department of Agriculture extension service.
Lorain reports city eating champion Johnny Pummer since 1928 devoured 76 soft boiled eggs a pumpkin pie three whiskies and a beer in 45 minutes. His challenger James Cassidy managed 36 eggs and some side dishes before time ran out.
Survey of Toledo harbor began to assess its feasibility as a year round mooring basin for the Great Lakes. Toledo is the last port to close and the first to reopen on the lakes, with the basin planned to enable year round handling of coal and grain.
The Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company announces a new employee pension plan effective January 1 1936. Over 1200 workers are affected with retirement at sixty five and pensions calculated from service length and average earnings, payable monthly for life through an Insurance Company.
Paul Herndon charged with killing two neighbors in Herndon Ohio was to be returned from Waterloo Indiana where he was arrested in a barber shop. He allegedly shot Miss Alice Schisler a 28 year old school teacher and Salome Bader aged 14.
Al ber J. Norris, 93, Civil War veteran and Sultana disaster survivor, died in Granville. He endured a boiler explosion near Memphis on April 27, 1896 after being burned and swimming to safety. A daughter, Mrs. A. M. Davidson of Chillicothe, survives.
Six drivers in Columbus lost their driving rights after violations by the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Among those listed was Guy Phelps of 303 Della Avenue, Lancaster, as part of actions against those who did not respond to terms of the drivers' re-.
Harassed by an estimated 100,000 rats, Superior appeals to Works Progress Administration for an eradication project. The pests thrive along the bay front, causing damage in grain elevators and prompting action.
Loeher's Pharmacy prints a year end roll call of citizens praising Vendol with their statements and addresses. The list includes names across Fairfield County and local communities and invites readers to recognize many familiar figures as evidence of Vendol's wide use and satisfaction.
A long list of names endorses Vendol as a remarkable herbal remedy for sluggish action and upset stomachs. The notice urges readers to visit Loeher's Pharmacy to learn how Vendor helps the stomach liver kidneys and bowels and to consider taking it again this winter.
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