Fish Talk and Tricks of the Sea from Hans Hass
Scientist Hans Hass argues fish communicate by vibrations acting as a radar undersea. He recalls encounters with trumpet and parrot fish, blue sharks, and warns overfishing is depleting seas. Hass and wife Lotte Berl star in his related film while he plans further undersea expeditions.
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Red Sea
Caribbean
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Ed Colin Glencannon
Cap Antibe
French Riviera
Gilpatric
Lotte Berl
Port Sudan
Institute of Submarine Research
Lichtenstein
Sir Thomas Lipton
Health finds no harm in children watching television
Dr. A. Lloyd Morgan of the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto says children can watch programs regularly without harming their eyes. He notes eyes are not harmed by use and that eye conditions may improve with supervised viewing when needed, though eye strain symptoms require care.
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Health
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Health League of Canada
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Morgan
Belgium's Congo Colony Vastly Surpasses Mother Country Size
A historical note claims Congo, Belgium's colony, is nearly eighty times larger than Belgium itself, highlighting a striking colonial dimension. The statement emphasizes the vast geographic imbalance between the metropolis and its overseas possession.
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Belgium
Congo
Castor Oil Trick Revives Struggling Houseplants
Home gardeners can revive stressed houseplants by applying a teaspoon of castor oil around the roots. The technique aims to stimulate root recovery and boost overall vigor without heavy feeding or repotting.
Gems of Thought On manners and character
A compact collection of quotes on self denial sincerity manners and moral conduct by Mary Baker Eddy Alfred Lord Tennyson George Bagby Kang Hsi and J Trowbridge. It notes clover as a crop introduced to England in the mid 1600s.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Alfred Lord Tennyson
George Bagby
England
Religious Calendars Gain Popularity in Culture Trends
CHICAGO A N Moore Shaw Barton Inc executive notes religious and inspirational calendar subjects outsell pin ups amid uncertainty. He says calendars reflect public thought and that church attendance campaigns by firms align with majority values and youth religious training.
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Chicago
A. N Moore
Shaw-Barton, Inc
Pakistan to produce its own motion pictures in East Pakistan
World Briefs note Pakistan will shoot films in East Pakistan and finish processing in a West Pakistan city. Queen Elizabeth II to wear the crown of St Edward at the June coronation. A London arrest cites felonious intent with weapons. Beausejour imposes winter curfew for under 16. Salvage ship on secret mission to recover Birkenhead treasure. Burrard Inlet bridge planned by First Narrows Bridge Co. Ltd. Group Captain Hull to command Canada No 3 fighter wing in Germany next spring.
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West Pakistan
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St. Edward
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Birkenhead
Cape of Good Hope
First Narrows Bridge Co. Ltd
Burrard Inlet
Vancouver Harbor
Lions Gate
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North Vancouver
A. Chester Hull
Canada
No. 3 Fighter Wing
Germany
Air
Zweibrucken
Hull
Windsor Castle Modernized for Coronation Guests
Windsor Castle's 600 rooms are being modernized to serve as central accommodation centers for about 400 distinguished visitors during the Coronation. The castle, perched above the Thames, has housed Britain’s monarchs for 800 years and will be called Coronation Castle in May and June. Queen Elizabeth II will not visit until June 13, following her coronation, as she makes the ceremonial entry into Windsor.
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England
Windsor Castle
Thames
Britain
Elizabeth II
London
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf and Franklin tale
A humorous piece recounts a boastful Bennett Cerf line about stopping him. It weaves comic misadventures with Ben Franklin in Paris, noting a fiacre ride and a missing franc wallet. The tone is light and anecdotal, reflecting early American wit.
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Bennett Cerf
Ben Franklin
Paris
Franklin
Leap Year Follies Drawn From Diverse Nations and Lore
Leap Year sparks across nations as marriages fall to a twenty year low. Scots demand cash penalties for unengaged bachelors while red scarlet coats warn off wooers in Genoa and Florence. Doctors cite wedlock health benefits and two types of men avoid marriage. Dr. Philip Tynan, 35, is noted as a successful bachelor doctor.
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Scotland
France
England
Genoa
Florence
Philip Tynan
Dr. Tynan
Canadians Should Show More Interest In Their Country
Calgary youth John Calverley, 21, who has walked across Europe and Canada, says Canadians are poorly informed about their own country and focus on their occupations. He urges travel as a remedy and recounts his journey from Halifax to Vancouver and back to Calgary while learning about other regions. He notes Brits and others asked him about Canada during his European trek.
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St. Patrick
Ireland
Calgary
John Calverley
Globe-Trotter
Europe
Canada
Oakville
Ont
England
Greece
France
Italy
Switzerland
Yugoslavia
Calverley
Halifax
Vancouver
Nylon stockings crumble under frost and smoke
Two women walking in Stockholm observed their nylon stockings disintegrate into shreds. Scientists attributed the degradation to smoking, chimney emissions, and a hard frost producing a chemically disintegrating effect on the stockings.
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