Quail Shooting Difficulties for the Gunner
A discussion of quail shooting challenges from Outing writer Charles Askin. It explains how birds often maneuver rapidly during flight, making precise hit chances low and requiring swift, small movements. The piece emphasizes cover shooting and the rule to point near the bird and shoot as soon as possible.
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Household snakes replace cats as domestic rat catchers in Brazil
In parts of Brazil climate and rodent problems reduce cat thriving, leading to use of Giboi ns a small non venomous boa constrictor kept indoors. They sleep at stairs, roam at night in search of rats, and are sold in Bahia and Pernambuco markets for 1 to 5 dollars. Traders tout their loyalty, noting they return home when moved. Gar ter's Weekly
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Pride of Race and a Sir Edwin Arnold Tribute
A collage of historical anecdotes contrasts stubborn pride among aristocrats with a humorous Norfolk tale about Huddleston and Howard. It recalls Sir Edwin Arnold, celebrated Fleet Street editor, famed for his tireless correspondence and pride as a night journalist.
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Not on Speaking Terms in Detroit Notes
A juvenile at a long distance desk asks for the Indy fair rate and counts $2.50, lamenting he is not on speaking terms. A gag fragment follows with a domestic quarrel between Mrs. Leeder and Norah, highlighting a playful exchange about repeating what spouses say.
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His Legacy and The Reason in Rich Emergence
A Milwaukee News line recalls a rich uncle’s death leaving a widow unseen by the kin. The Baltimore American riffs on new riches and pretended sparing of manners, noting the starch in their money origin and stiff family perception.
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Hezekiah and the Passover revival in Judah
The lesson reviews Hezekiah the strong king of Judah opening the temple, cleansing it, and restoring Passover worship. It notes the Assyrian threat, the angelic destruction of 185000 troops, and the revival led by Hezekiah with Levites, offerings, and renewed devotion. It cites related scripture and emphasizes the boundless security in the blood of the Lamb.
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