American Law Abolishes English in State Official Documents
Fifty third General Assembly laws published in a 684 page volume. It declares American the official language for all documents and bans usage of English terms in government. The piece notes other odd statutes including fishing bans, and bizarre natural history details.
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Fifty-Third General Assembly
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Guinea Fowls Guard Homes in England as Alarms
In England a pair of guinea fowls can be bought for the price of a decense and area regarded more effective than dogs for night alarms against marauders.
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Mirror-based lure use by French anglers in fishing prank
Report describes a tiny mirror placed behind bait to trick fish. The mirror reflects the lure, making the fish think another fish approaches, prompting it to bite the hook.
Old-fashioned vs modern teachers fear joy and work
A quotation notes a contrast between traditions in teaching, claiming the old-fashioned teacher avoids joy while the modern teacher shuns work. Attributed to Frank Jones, it reflects on educational attitudes.
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Frank Jones
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