Life on Earth Is Found in LA Million Species
A treatise by Theodosius Dobzhansky of Caltech estimates over 1.59 million animal and plant species worldwide as a conservative figure. He argues species are discrete natural units, with cats and lions as examples, while modal points are abstract.
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Earth
My Neighbor Saysi My Neighbor Saysi
A fragment offering home tips on preserving plant colors with vinegar in boiled water, plant light and air needs, ideal temperatures, cooking cornmeal mush with cold water first, and browning flour by toasting then storing in a jar. Associated Newspapers.
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Associated Newspapers
What Is Permanent By Leonard Barrett
Leonard A Barrett asks what endures amid uncertain cosmic and social forces and the search for absolute certainty. The piece contemplates security, stability, and the idea of a permanent anchor in life amid economic and normative shifts, warning of pitfalls in seeking fixed absolutes.
Prodigy Mercedes Williams Names Capitals and Inventions
Rochester three year old Mercedes Williams astonishes educators by typing at a New York hotel. She correctly names the capitals of all 48 states and 54 nations and recites inventors of the cotton gin, telephone, steamboat, Supreme Court justices, and the Gettysburg Address.
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Mercedes Williams
Rochester
N.Y
New York
Supreme Cour
Striving for Security and the Power of Love
A meditation on securing meaning through effort and courage. The piece argues absolute security is unattainable, praising struggle and aspiration as life’s zest, and elevates love as the ultimate constant guiding human endurance. It notes love outlasts material gains and stresses inner values over outward wealth. © Western Newspaper Union.
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Utopis
Tom
Western Newspaper Union
Real estate pitch leads to colorfully transformed tiny lavatory
A buyer renovates a bleak first floor lavatory into a charming corner with blue walls red trim and a red chenille shade transforming a cramped space. The piece then shifts to a reader asking how to recover a 12 by 20 living dining area on 430 dollars with beige walls and mahogany furniture proposing carpet colors draperies and fabric to harmonize the space.
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A & Gat & Srest
Bear Wells
Caught In Spain Everett Hobbs Inspires Loyalist Brigade
A fragment recounts Everett Hobbs, son of a grocer, among 3000 Americans in the Abreher Lincoln brigade. The text notes his role with insurgents and ties to his hometown Glewood California.
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Glewood
Hobbs
Cough Causes Beyond Throat Irritation
Collier's Weekly explains that not all coughs stem from throat irritation. Some indicate indigestion, inflammation of the liver, or disorders of the spleen pancreas or kidneys.
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Benses
Collier's Weekly
Perilous sport of dark ages revived in Washington
A dramatic overview recalls royal boar hunts as a revived sport under U S auspices. It traces medieval boar hunting methods in England and France, later Germany and India, noting royal protection, spears, hounds, and the danger to hunters with tusked beasts. The piece links the spectacle to bears proliferating in Haley's Hell and other national forest areas.
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Washington
Sam
Tellico Plains
Haley
Hell
National Forest
Henry II
Iles I
Germany
Bengal
India
Ocean Limers and Englend-Liners Plan Atlantic Crossing
Tests show 40 knot speeds for Ocean Limers Wellsend and Englend-Liners as they prepare a transatlantic crossing. A secret expert says the firm aims to place a flagship yacht embodying new principles, likely to beat rivals and challenge destroyers on a five to nine day Atlantic run, with the Queen Merry having set the August 1936 record.
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Atlentic
Avierano
Atlantic
Heat slows burning in new chemical process
The American Chemical Society described a paradoxical process where increasing heat retards combustion. It likens the effect to a fire that quenches itself as it grows hotter, noting the phenomenon may mark a first achievement in slowing burning of organic vapor by raising pressure.
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New York
American Chemical Society
Parading Oxen At Stable Business in North Dakota
Sim mons adds two new jobs to the aging mill near the sea by taking advantage of RBS interest. A parade oxen team is described with cautious pride as the owner recalls buying a car 25 years ago and using it for business and leisure. He is quoted as saying he is "glad fastened to the core."
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