Outdoor manners spark a national cartoon contest
The American Nature Association announces a National Outdoors Good Manners Cartoon contest to curb littering and damage by motorists and campers. Professionals and amateurs compete for prizes. amateurs have until June 2 to enter cartoons black and white for Nature Magazine.
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Misa Genevieve O'Connell
American Natura Association
American Automobile Association
State Boards of Health
Hiot
American Nature Association
Washington
Arthur Newton Pack
American Association of Cartoonists and Carlocaturists
Furene Zimmerman
Cartoons Magazine
American Association of Cartoonists
N. Darling
Ding
Dorman H. Smith
C. Keasler
Paris Flight Navigator Named for New York to Py
Wilson Paedage, a junior pilot on the New York Cleveland division, was named by Columbia Aircraft Corporation as navigator and copilot of the Wright Bellanca plane for the projected nonstop flight from New York to Paris.
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Ies Wilson
Bruce
New York-Cheveland
Columbia Aircraft Corporation
Wrigtt-Bellanca
New York
Corunna Retreat Ends in British Victory under Moore
In 1802 Sir John Moore with a small British force retreated to Corunna Spain while pursued by two larger armies. He turns to strike back inflicting a tactical defeat, but Moore is killed as victory seems secured. The battle marked a significant episode in the Peninsula War detailing Moore’s strategic withdrawal and its costly outcome.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Corunna
Wernona
Spain
Napoleon
John Moore
Moore
Alcore
Wong
Fear of Snakes Trains Humans Not Afraid in Experiments
Fragmentary note suggests researchers test human fear responses to snakes in captivity. Text mentions animals and their young, born in captivity, and a remarkable observation during experiments.
Contrast of the Amefl Human and the Wriggling Creature
The fragment contrasts a human being with a wriggling creature and notes that without the slightest hesitation the person will pick it up and let it spin around their body.
Strength and Wit Guide Effective Use of Power
A reflection on how strength alone fails without wit and direction. It argues the mind must decide how to apply force to achieve profitable results, emphasizing will and strategic thinking over sheer brawn.
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Lieut
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Izaak Walton League
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