Nature Owls and Night Watchers in The Animal World
A descriptive piece by Arthur N. Pack portrays the owl as a night worker and natural pest controller. It highlights its keen eyes and ears, flexible neck, silent plumage, hunting claws, voracious appetite, and the various owl calls, noting how daylight hides these sounds from us and inviting readers to send questions to Nature Magazine through the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur N. Pack
The
American Nature Association
Nature
Taneytown Visit Notes and Social Roundup
Recent visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Benton Brining include Dr and Mrs Joseph Webb Mr and Mrs Miller of Springfield Ohio and Mr and Mrs Ralph Brining and children Philadelphia Miss Helen Lamberton celebrated a birthday at Antrim the summer home of her grandmother Mrs Clabaugh with guests from Taneytown Westminster and Gettysburg. Mrs Ida Landis returning from Philadelphia was aided by Mrs John D Forney and daughter Beulah. J B Englar editor of The Carroll Record has been ill. Samuel H Mehring, after trips to Atlantic City Philadelphia and the Sesquicentennial, returned home Monday. Miss L Ade Reindollar of Fairfield Pa is visiting her sister Mrs P B Englar. Mr and Mrs J W Witherow returned from a motor trip to Niagara Falls and the New England states. They visited son Harry Witherow in Lynnfield MA and toured Green Mountains Concord Plymouth the Maine Massachusetts coast and West Point Delaware Water Gap Allentown Reading and Harrisburg. Mrs Margaret Nulten and Miss Mary Besson left for a twelve day tour by Merchants and Miners to Boston Quebec Montreal Lake George Lake Champlain Hindson River and New York City. a Baltimore trip is planned. Miss Helen Coppersmith of Baltimore is guest of Mr and Mrs Revert Shriner and family. Mr and Mrs Merwin C Fuss remain to spend time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Benton Brining
Joseph Webb
Arrs. Miller
Springfield
Ohio
Ralph Brining
Philadelphia
Helen Lamberton
Antrim
Clabaugh
Tanertown
Westinster
Gettysbure
Ida Landis
John D. Forney
Beulah
J. B. Englar
Carroll Record
Samuel H. Mehring
Atlantic City
Monay
L. Ade Reindollar
Fairfield Pa
P. B. Englar
J. W. Witherow
Niagara Falls
Canada
New England States
Harry Witherow
Lynnfield
Mass
Green Mountains
New Hampshire
Lexington
Concord
Polymouth
Maine
Massachusetts
West Point
Delaware Water Gap
Allentown
Reading
Lebanon Valley
Harrisburg
Margaret Nulten
Mary Besson
Leaw
Ehip Company
Boston
Quebec
Montreal
Lake George
Lake Champisin
Hindson River
New York
Baltimore
Seamship Company
Helen Coppersmith
Killing at Police Headquarters Stuns Philadelphia
A killer snatched a gun from a captor at police headquarters and escaped before being recaptured six hours later after a citywide alarm. The incident marks the first killing at the Philadelphia and Atlantic City facility. Also noted are social items about Grover Lemmon's vacation in Taneytown and Miss Mary Binning visiting Boonsboro, plus commentary on women cab drivers in Philadelphia.
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John Panen
Test Answers From Page Four Quiz Items
The page lists quiz answers including reading lamp with no Hecht socket, London replica HQ, Nome, the phrase I came I saw I conquered, Mount McKinley Alaska, Morvle picture ptar, observed couple together, Calvin, and California as the final item.
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London
Relica
Mount McKinley
Alaska
Calvin
California
Fine Property Sold To Mr and Mrs Krantz
John W. Soueck, realtor and insurance agent, sells the three story brick house on East Second Street to Mr. and Mrs. Krantz. The property fronts 36 feet with a deep rear, described as an attractive home in daily real estate notes.
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John W. Soueck
Francis I Urener
Matthews @state
East Second Street
Ba Krantz
Kotex sanitary product advert promises freedom and ease
An old advertisement extols Kotex as a modern, hygienic alternative to traditional pads. It claims five times the absorbency and deodorizing properties, eliminates laundry and embarrassment, and can be bought at drug or department stores for a few cents.
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KOTEX
Dangerous Home Remedy Claims for Varicose Veins
An old classified style ad markets at home treatment for varicose veins. It urges rubbing upward toward the heart and suggests asking a druggist for Moones E and similar preparations. The copy echoes dubious medical claims and emphasizes self treatment.
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Nature Magasina
Washington, D. C
Grover Lemmon
Mary Binning
Agnes Murphy
Boonsboro
Thurlow Null
Francis
Harney
Philadelpha
David Mixler
Topeka
Kansas
Clara
Mary Bergen
Kentland
Calvin ‘i. Fringer
RNEAS
Detho! Manufacturing Co., Inc
Richmond
Doll Brothers
Market ST
C. C. Carty
Patrick St. East
Frederick, MD
Carty
F. Lester Smith
Albert B. Gannon
G. Taxi Co
BISER
Ira E. Biser
Paris
Peggy Paige
Pegey Paige
Wish Skis
Frederick
Hendrickson’s
Health and General Insurance
Potts & Griffin
Court St
Heari Ag
Moone
Potomac Edison
West Patrick St
Markell & Ford
Victor
Storm & Shipley
Edmonston
Washington
Edmonston Studios
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
North Market Street
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