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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1939
Page
7
The article notes that in most species females rear young while males contribute little after laying. It cites the red necked phalarope as an exception with males incubating and rearing. Darwin's frog in Chile transfers eggs to a pouch in the male's throat where tadpoles develop before jumping out.
Collier's Weekly notes a dwarf cassowary found in the Tamrau mountains of New Guinea. At about three and a half feet tall it is flightless with hairlike feathers and a bright, scraggy neck. Natives raise and nurture the young, despite the bird's odd appearance.
Rutgers defeated Princeton 6 goals to 4 in New Brunswick on November 13 1869 the earliest American college match. A return game on November 20 saw Princeton win 6 0 with first rules echoing soccer foundations. The Singing Tower at Lake Wales Florida built by Edward W Bok was dedicated in 1929.
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