Flu Epidemic Outlook Cautiously Mild Adapted From Health Service
United States Public Health Service issued guidance stating the flu epidemic may be milder this season if recurrences are limited. It urges sanitation, avoidance of close contact, and readiness to meet possible subsequent waves with organized prevention and treatment efforts.
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Arbor Day Planting Drive Aims To Add Memorial Trees
The American Forestry Association urges school and community planting citing Arbor Day observances across many states. It promotes memorial trees on streets and highways, with guidance on tree selection, planting, and care to enhance towns and future timber resources.
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Texas
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American Music Courses in France for Conservatory Students
A summer program in Fontainebleau funds seven American conservatory students to study in France. French officials and Casadesus support lodging and town facilities. The three month course runs July to September with Paris Conservatory instructors. Tuition is 140 to 150 francs per month with room and board for 700 to 759 dollars monthly.
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Farm on a London Roof Described as Prosperous Poultry Site
An imperfect excerpt notes a poultry operation atop a London roof near the riverfront. It mentions thirty six hens within 200 yards of a business area, describing multiple coops and spaces. The text records hens roaming the roof at times and attempting to descend despite a low 18 inch coping.
Men’s Long Battle With Deer Near San Jose
M. V. Ramos of Mountain View cornered a three point buck in a hay field near San Jose and held the deer by the antlers for about 30 minutes until help arrived. Ramos was bruised and scratched but uninjured.
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Smallest Republics Highlighted In Global Oddities
The article notes St Goust in the Basses-Pyrenees as the world’s smallest self governed area with about 120 residents under a council chosen president Makenzie Judge. It also mentions Tavolara off Sardinia as the smallest population self ruled state with around seventy inhabitants. It then shifts to a First National Census summary, describing 1790 to 1850 changes in recording inhabitants and the creation of a central office in Washington.
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