Open Season For Game Fishing Reopens In Indiana
Indianapolis June 16 Open season for black bass and blue gills began in Indiana public waters as thousands fished the first day. State conservation chief George N Mannfeld highlights a new pocket pamphlet on laws and seasons with 50 000 copies for free, aiming to educate anglers and reduce violator arrests this year compared with eight months in 1921 and 1922.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
George N. Mannfeld
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
Mannfeld
The
Conservation Department
Uncle Eben Advises Patience Before Speaking Truth
Uncle Eben counsels his listen to learn the full truth before joining a conversation. He urges taking time to confirm what is really true, even when honesty asks to speak up.
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Uncle Eben
Arctic Cabin Rivalry Ends In Realization
Hall and Sanders endure a brutal Arctic winter sharing a snow igloo. Their feud erupts over a pipe cleaner and rumors of a wife, leading to a near fatal struggle. In the dawning light they confess their manipulations and the fight ends with shock at misdirected anger.
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Hall
Sanders
North America
Utica
Seattle
Haut
America
Man
Lsten
Doubts About Hell At Offerings Sermon
An elder voices doubt about hell while a Richmond Times Dispatch account notes a sermon in which a preacher affirms its existence, pointing to the suspender buttons and cents in the day’s collection.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Millet's The Angelus Sells For About 100 Dollars
The Angelus painted by Jean Francois Millet in 1859 sold for 400 francs about 100 dollars. In 1890 the work was bought for 150000 dollars and placed in the Louvre.
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Jean Francois Millet
Louvre
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