Tories Lose In England By Edward W Pickard
A fragmented political scene opens the new Congress with a slim Republican edge. President Coolidge signals a restrained foreign policy stance while seeking tax cuts and veteran care limitations, and party lines shape the early agenda and leadership contests.
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The Oak Leaves Remember A Very Old Family Tale
A whimsical tale unfolds with an oak leaf and a talking balloon as they discuss evergreen memory, old family ways, and why autumn colors appear. The oak leaf explains how some family members stay on the tree to honor tradition while others drift to warmer places, and the sun reflects on city life from apartment windows.
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Lobster Eye Regrowth and Salamander Repair Compared
A Saturday Evening Post piece notes lobsters can regenerate an eye lens retina and eye cornea after injury, while salamanders also regrow eyes and even lost limbs. It contrasts these creatures with humans, highlighting remarkable natural healing abilities and survival strategies.
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Newcomer’s Quick Botany Quiz Sparks Two Terms
A teacher boasts she can field any question in botany. The first student, a newcomer with only two lectures, answers with two terms: aurora borealis and delirium tremens. The scene highlights the breadth of botanical vocabulary and the learner’s limited exposure.
Wanted Double Size Charles Aged Five Visits Neighbor
A humorous exchange at a neighbor’s dinner features five year old Charles asking for “double alge” pie because his mother told him not to ask for more than one piece. Tommy adds that Mother-Tommy eats more pie when guests are present.
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Mutton from Weeds Sparks New Wool and Meat Source
A Washington rancher discovers saltbush has potential for sheep to yield more wool and mutton on arid land. The weed covers millions of acres in the northwest and requires little upkeep after establishment, redefining animal forage on harsh terrain.
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