Microbes Flourish in Soil Across Enormous Numbers
Dr. Charles Thom of the USDA told world soil scientists in Oxford that soil bacteria can reach forty six billions of active organisms to a gram of decomposing plant matter. A double handful of compost may release a living microscopic host estimated at twenty one trillion microbes.
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Charles Thom
United States Department of Agriculture
World Soil Scientists
Oxford
England
Caught in the wee ed by Robert As Alan Garth Prospector
Alan Garth plans to leave his Far North mining claim as a plane lands at the airways station with Bur ton Ramill Lilith and Vivian Huxley. The party doubts Garth and nearly derails his venture before he sabotages their abortive plan and drifts the monoplane over a falls, then prepares for a long trek to the Mackenzie outpost.
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Alan Garth
Airways
Burton Ramil
Lilith
Vivian Huxley
Garth
Lilith Ramill
Ramill
Mackenzie
Mina
Mr. Ramill
Groon
Vivian
The
Fort Smith
Mr. Ramili
Wilds
Husby
Ben
The Whip Hand in the Wilds at Ramill Camp
Garth dominates the standoff with Mr Ramill and Huxley as the party scrambles for meat and shelter. Lilith Ramill watches, while Vivian Ramill is bid to cooperate and build a grill for moose, with Garth restraining the group and planning the next move.
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Miss Ramill
Busby
Garth
Uxby
Huxley
Huxby
Giraffe Portrayed As Odd Construct Of Nature
A St Louis Globe-Democrat writer notes the giraffe stands out among quadrupeds with a longer neck and front legs, suggesting an evolutionary afterthought. The piece humorously claims the animal’s extreme proportions distort its body, making water drinking awkward and highlighting nature’s sportive mood.
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St Louis Globe-Democrat
River Runs Uphill Says River Flows From Source to Mouth
The United States Geological Survey reports sea level points differ by about 13 miles from equator to pole. The mouth of the Mississippi River is four miles farther from Earth's center than its source, so water flows from higher to lower surface level along the river. Path Finder Magazine notes this gravity-driven ascent.
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United States Geological Survey
Pathfinder Magazine
Montrouge Rumor Turns Up Arsenal At Aged Spinsters Home
In Montrouge a peaceful Paris suburb, residents feared a house occupied by two elderly spinster sisters was an arsenal. Police investigated and found 17 rifles dating to 1870, modern rifles, revolvers, ammunition, and band grenades.
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Paris
Montrouge
Blind Veterans Colony at Vetrenik Run by Wives
A two hour journey from Belgrade visits Vetrenik, a village of blind war veterans in Yugoslavia where husbands are blind and wives direct the colony. The government institute for the blind organized settlers and supports the caretaking arrangement with the couples working in crafts while wives manage household operations.
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Belgrade
Vetrenik
Yugoslavia
Government
Institute For the Blind
The Man Warns On Unsure Preparations Before Bayer Aspirin
An advertisement urges readers to compare preparations with Genuine Bayer Aspirin and consult doctors before use. It claims Bayer Aspirin revolutionized pain relief, is safe for regular use, and suggests asking for Bayer by name at drugstores to ensure authenticity.
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