PISFELLING THE FOG Railing on Roosevelt's chances and polls
Charles Michelson reports Republican and Democratic views on Franklin D Roosevelt's standing. He cites a New York Daily News survey suggesting Roosevelt would be harder to defeat than a conservative Democrat, with California and nearby states leaning Democratic while Kansas and Illinois show mixed signals. He warns propagandists should treat predictions cautiously.
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Old Oaks Preserved By Louisiana Society
The Live Oak Society, founded by Dr. Edwin Le Stephens of Southwestern Louisiana Institute, preserves ancient oaks in Louisiana. Membership charges dues of 25 cents per tree, funding a nursery at the institute farm. notable members include the Locke Breaux oak and the Seven Sisters at Lewisburg, with Oak Alley and Versailles oaks adding to the roster.
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U S History Longer Than Germany and Italy Says Nation
National Geographic cites the United States as older in centralized statehood than Germany and Italy. It notes Italy unified 85 years after American independence, with Victor Emmanuel I as first sovereign, and Germany unified under Prussian rule in 1871 with William I as first emperor.
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Iceland Builds Central Heating Plant From Hot Springs
Iceland advances plans for a large central heating plant in Reykjavik to heat homes using hot springs. The project aims to replace coal use, reflecting Iceland's unique status with no army or unemployment and a highly educated capital population.
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Hinged bill adapts wandcock to earthworm feeding
The wandcock has two hinged mandibles that probe the ground for earthworms and other prey. Its upper bill tip senses heat, guiding the flexible forceps-like bill as it opens to seize and pull prey from the soil.
Native birds and the pheasant confusion in America
The article explains there is no native American pheasant. The tuted grouse is often called a pheasant in arts, and the so called native pheasant is usually a partridge in northern states. Native birds resembling pheasants are grouse, while only Fingneck pheasants with about 17 species have been widely introduced.
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Utah Health Records Show High Immunization Emphasis
Utah reports 143 health records for 1938 with lower death rates than the US Registration Area in most communicable diseases. Diphtheria and smallpox remain concerns. 1938 saw 108 diphtheria cases and a record low 29 smallpox cases. Some counties, including Beaver, Garfield, Iron, Kane, and Piute, reported no diphtheria or smallpox, highlighting immunization successes and public health efforts. The piece notes ongoing disease prevention through immunization, clean water, and safe milk and food supplies.
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Dream of Adolph Wither and the Stranger
A fragmented verse tale presents Adolph Wither dreaming he dies and ascends to heaven only to be denied entry by Peter and the devil. The poem satirizes Nazi figures and the notion of a place resisting fascist influence, with the devil debating whether the Führer belongs in hell.
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Dream of Hell Ends Night Terror for Anonymous
A string of gothic lines describes a night terror where a character named Der Fughter awakens in a cold sweat and debates heaven and hell after a dream. The fragment evokes a dramatic confrontation with riches, sulphur, and a slipping into smoke as Adolph is expelled from the scene.
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Reliable man wanted to call on farmers in Iron County
Reliable man wanted to call on farmers in Iron County no experience or capital required steady work make up to 129 day Furst and Thomas 426 tract Oakland Cal
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