Eggs Across Species A Gallery of Global Egg Varieties
A survey of eggs from frogs and salamanders in museums to rooks and caviar in kitchens, detailing how humans and animals use eggs. It covers insect, fish, and bird eggs, including dishes, bait, research uses, and extraordinary examples like penguin eye protection and the platypus egg.
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New York
Russia
United States
Brittany
Alexieco
Cuba
United States Department of Agriculture
Peru
Town marks town hall with sign after fifty years
Essex townspeople finally decide to install a sign for their town hall after more than fifty years of knowing its location. Large Jesters will announce to passers-by that the old building is the town hall.
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Essex
Beau Brummell Grave Draws Visitors at Caen Cemetery
The Caen Protestant cemetery marks the grave of George Bryan Crommell known as Beau Brummell. He was born in London on June 7 1775 and rose as a fashion arbiter before fleeing to Calais in 1813 and later holding a Caen sinecure from 1820 to 1832. He died in an asylum in 1840 at age sixty two.
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Caen
France
George Bryan
Beau
Calais
Iere
Strummell
Washington Irving
Gord Byron
Tom Moore
Willam the Conqueror
Normandy
God
Lie
Inmates Study Law To Seek Habeas Corpus Relief
Prison inmates study volumes under State Librarian Mabel Gillis to find legal loopholes. The search for writs prompts jurists to consult as habeas corpus petitions reveal unusual points of law.
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Mabel Gillis
Forest Fires Ruined 43 Million Acres in 1933
In 1933 unprotected U.S. forests burned about 20.79 percent, totaling 40,166,000 acres, while protected areas burned 3,722,226 acres. Overall 43,889,320 acres burned with property damage around 60.97 million dollars. Mississippi had 22,366 fires leading the states.
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Washington
United States
Agriculture Department
Forest Service
Mississippi
Archeologists Question Maya Urban Theory
Washington Mayas were farmers not city dwellers, says Dr Oliver G Ricketson Jr of the Carnegie Institution. He argues Maya ruins served as civil and religious centers for surrounding agricultural communities rather than extensive urban capitals, citing interconnected platforms and horse mounds. Estimated total Maya population around 48 000.
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Washington
Oliver G. Ricketson, Jr
Carnegie Institution
Archeological
Decter Ricketson
Yucatan
Kleketson
Coast Convicts Favor Penal Code Books in Folsom Prison
In a Folsom prison survey California penal and political codes head the list of best self help items requested by inmates. Alongside statutes, prisoners seek Blackstone’s writings and other legal texts as part of their study program.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Penal and Political Codes
Folsom
Blackstone
Lst
Turkish Law Requiring Names Causes Confusion
The new Turkish law requiring personal names has created widespread confusion as many Turks lack surnames. Surnames disappeared about two centuries ago, with rural areas using nicknames or patronymics. The law bans military or comic names, prompting debates on acceptable naming conventions.
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Istanbul
Turkey
City Council Issues $100 Reward for Kit Run Driver Information
At the request of the Omaha safety board the city council approved a $100 reward for information leading to the arrest of any kit run driver involved in a fatality. The sum will be paid from safety board funds.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha Safety Board
Safety Board
Idaho and Utah News Roundup From Pocatello to Salt Lake City
The clippings report wildlife counts with 101 coyotes killed in the Lost River area and federal relief totals of 8.98 million for Utah through October. Idaho crop value rises to 55.98 million, while Utah farm census begins January. Predictions cover rail protests, CCC work, and wool growers gathering in Boise.
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Pocatello
Ida
Taft
J. S. Thitchell
Pocatello Oz
U. S
Reparty
Salt Lara City
Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah Fera
Alyision
FERA
Provo
Idilo
Tah County
Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad
Public Utilities Commission of Utah
Milford
Newhouse
Ita
Roise
Idaho
Richard C. Ross
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Vero
Veteran's Administration
CCC
Ely
Ney
Murry Creek
Nevada Northern Railway
Panguitch
Lionas Club
State Fish and Game Department
Mammoth Creek
Beaver Mountains
Salt Lakdo City
Wasatch
Rockies
Fred A. Ttlenwood
Tied Bluff
California
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Sdaho Wool Growers Association
Boise
Intricate dress pattern with slender lines and scarf detail
Describes a stylish outfit with a surplice line, hidden side closure, waist shaping tucks, front seam slimming the hips, and a triangular neckline softened by a scarf. Proposes black satin or metal cloth with a dirty pink scarf. Pattern 9176 offered in multiple sizes with yardage details and a complete sew chart.
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Sewing Circles Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York
N. Y
Unknown $100 Check Prompts Dress and Bonnet Purchase
A fragment shows a check for $100 from Dribbler's. A wife explains it covers a new gown and bonnet after a week of play. The source conveys a domestic exchange about money for attire.
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Dribbler's
Statesman of the old school in budget debate
Senator Sorghum comments on balancing the budget, joking that he feels as if he is being dismissed for not knowing his mathematics. The remark frames a public finance clash in a Washington context.
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Senator Sorghum
Demand for Novelty Sparks Call for New Laws
An emphatic citizen presses for new laws while Senator Sorghum cautions that laws age and seem useless once outlived. The exchange highlights tension between urgency for change and practical lawmaking.
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Sald
Sorghum
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Ineermountain Industries
Hewlett
Anata Gos
Tyre
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Mrton
America
Plana
NESS
Priscilla Catacombs
Rome
Utah Oil
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Cremona
Antonio
Geronimo
Nicolo
Antonio Stradivari
Southern Pacific Lines
Montana
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ogden
IDAHG
R, Owen
Southern Public Co
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Inip
W.nu
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Atory
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Salt Lake Trty
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Vere
Antarctic
Australia
Tasmania
Perkins
Frances Perking
Krrs
Roosevelt
White House
Chi Omega
Beau Brummel
Ralph E. Flanders
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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Springfield
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Oprrose Railway
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