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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1916
Page
3
The musk ox population faces commercial extinction as fur hunting concentrates in northern Arctic districts. The animal thrives in northern habitats with long fur, often up to forty inches, making robes from its hide valuable. The text notes the difficulty of harvesting and limited annual supply.
The text discusses color harmony and related colors that work well together. It notes how certain color relationships are effective when placed beside each other and explains a color wheel concept linking orange and yellow hues with blue tones. It mentions the progression from orange to yellow to green and blue in simple terms.
A garbled excerpt discusses Zuparod courting in South America with odd rites. It mentions a young suitor hunting and returning with game to impress the woman, then social dynamics and retaliatory reactions. The text ends with a fragment about Louie Yost and Dispatch.
A garbled text fragment discusses class, discrimination, and wealth’s attitude toward workers. It then meanders through notes on railroads, art forms, and social roles, mentioning presidents, directors, care, theft, and evolving fashions without clear coherence or a single narrative.
The fragment discusses Mars appearance with red coloration, proposing that a unique material in the planet’s rocks could tint the surface. It suggests iron oxide or other minerals might explain the hue and notes ancient belief in Mars as a world of red glow.
A fragment explains the phrase It sulto to a T and its meaning for precise angles using tools like the T square or Y rule. It references practice by draftsmen and a mention of the Union of Dr. Johnson with a quotation.
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