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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
3
A dense string of numbers and codes from OCR yields unclear figures including 98,000 and 207.08 with scattered commas and letters. Without readable context the items appear as a tangle of monetary values, years, and identifiers offering no coherent event or subject.
A nostalgic portrait of Mandalay built in 1890 by King Mindon, highlighting its location on a Shan hilltable, the British garrison’s resort ambience, winter temperatures around 50 degrees, malaria-free climate after sanitary efforts, and Kiplingesque imagery of pagodas, Irrawaddy flotillas, and distant ruby mountains.
Sir James Frazer argues that various societies practiced king death at fixed terms or upon calamities. The Khazars, a Caucasus homeland people along the Caspian Sea, are cited as an example of a high civilization that legalized regicide for about nine centuries. Frazer bases his claims on extensive medieval literature.
A quaint fashion tale notes the tall hat once worn by ladies in Queen Anne's reign now rare except in Wales or on stage witches. A curious vestige appears at the West Country vicarage once held by Lancelot Blackburne who became Archbishop of York where Mrs Blackburne’s hat risers enabled easy movement between rooms.
The value of birds to man rests on their feeding habits and pests control. Birds' activity in eating harmful insects, eggs and larvae protects trees and crops from caterpillars beetles borers and similar creatures. Their constant aid prevents widespread damage to agriculture.
A Popular Science Monthly note argues bees do not injure fruit. Investigations in Italy find no foundation for bee skin perforation of fruit. birds wind hail hornets and wasps cause damage. Bees aid cross pollination and benefit orchardists.
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