Monarch and Painted Lady Best Known of Migrant Butterflies
National Geographic notes butterfly migration in a few species. Monarchs travel from Canada to Gulf states and beyond, wintering in trees near San Francisco, with swarms up to tens of thousands. Painted Lady migrations surge into southern California each spring, spreading across the U S and Canada, with vast numbers seen in select years.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNY Service
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Point Pinos On
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Ellzey
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North African Desert
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Toughest Spot in Baseball Faces Vitt with Indians
George A. Barclay notes Cleveland Indians new manager Oscar Vitt faces the hardest task in baseball this season. Vitt previously led Newark Bears to the International League title and a dramatic comeback in the little world series, and he is praised for his pitcher management as he builds a strong mound staff around Bob Feller. Major-league peers McKechnie Stengel Street Street and Street face rebuilding challenges with their clubs as the league starts a new managerial era.
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Butt
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Cincinnati Reds
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Bob Feller
Indians
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Missions
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Browns
Steel
McBechnie
Cincinnati
Jim Surner
Lou Fete
Jane
Jimmy Foxx
Chuck Klein
National
Charley Keller
Internations League
Oriole Park
Foxx
Klein
Keller
Harvard
A. A. Bragg
College of the Pacific
Cleo Diehl
Northwestern
Wildcats
Bashcball
Jus
Burkert
Kem Ryan
Utah
Woo
Letome
Brookdue Dodger
Wuber
New York
Weatia
Uidua
New Middleweight Title Talk Amid Weight Dispute
Fred Apostoli of San Francisco knocked out Freddie Steele of Tacoma in the ninth round in New York City, claiming the middleweight throne though over the 160 pound limit. Steele, 158 1 4 pounds, saw Apostoli weigh 161 1 2 by agreement, making Apostoli an unofficial champion. The bout set the stage for a likely official title fight in the spring as boxing fans expect high interest in the division.
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America
Fred Apostoli
San Francisco
Freddie Steele
Tacoma
Wash
New York City
Steele
Apostoli
How to Sew a Slipcover by Ruth Wyeth Spears
A vintage sewing guide explains making a davenport slipcover with inner seams, gathered arm edges, bias binding for cord piping, and cording foot stitching. It notes an opening for back snaps and directs readers to obtain Spears' SEWING book for 48 pages of instructions and a patchwork stuches leaflet with a 25 cent mail request to Mrs Spears, Chicago.
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Spears
Desplaines St
Chicago
Seger a Our Feibles A social quips on appearances and faults
A collage of aphorisms on vanity, wealth, laughter, sales, and personality. It notes that laughing at others reveals inner sadness, criticizes crime linked to flawed intellect, and pokes fun at bachelors collecting wedding gifts. The tone is ironic and observational.
Household Questions and Cooking Tips From Old Home Guides
A compact set of kitchen hints covers improving griddle cakes by adding stiff egg whites last, keeping fish firm with a touch of vinegar in cooking water, safely extinguishing fat fires with flour, and thawing frozen meat slowly to avoid toughness.
Mistake O Graphs and Odd Sign Readings
A curious OCR extract lists numbered quirks like Candy Op signs backward readings, ducks misnamed as chickens, legs of lamb with a shoe, a lady with one shoe off, a white cat with a black tail, and claims hot dogs labeled as food with bones too large for chickens. It cites Clark’s arithmetic as wrong and mentions scales reading forty pounds for small, with Bronte allegedly growing from chopping.
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Bronte
Clark
Chickes Jones
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Monarch
the Painted Lady
Peaking NG Sok
George A. Barclay
Johnny Allen
Heartley W
Hunk) Anderson
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Harry Kipke
Hook
George Gypp
Irish
St. Louis University
Katte Rockne
North Carolina State
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Seger A
WNU
Pia
Austin Dobson
Ginest
Baker
Chicker
Bowes
Roney
Bevis Geli
Er Briisi
Cuface
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