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Rock Valley Bee in Rock Valley, Iowa

06 Sep 1935

Page 6

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Rock Valley Bee

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Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1935

Page

6

The Bar Hook's Secrets Pull Kentucky to Edge

Jean Ragland and Kentucky Jones face moral peril as Lee Bishop dies and Bob Elliot’s grip tightens. Amid shooting, alibis, and a hidden rifle, Jean wrestles to shield her father while Kentucky weighs vengeance and loyalty. The mystery widens with a stolen Mason portrait and a sheriff’s scrutiny.

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Jean Kentucky Lee Bishop Lee Campo Waterman Harry Wilson Bishop Jim Doc Hopper Jean Ragland Tee Bishop Miconn Carpe Savagedy Kentucky Jones Trap Canyon Kentucky Hai Bat Hook Jim Humphreys Tere Tye Kentuck Jose Bob Elliot Bob Elliot Mason Bar Hook Ranch Bob Elot Eliot Jon Mason Les Joe St Marie Bob Eliot Sherif Hopper Bob Etot
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Light needs rise with age and tasks

A survey shows 22 percent of children finishing grade school have damaged eyesight and 40 percent after college. At age forty 65 percent suffer from visual defects, and at sixty 95 percent have eye defects. The piece explains foot-candles, with 5 needed for simple tasks, 10 for coarse print, 20 for ordinary reading, and 30 or more for fine work. It notes the importance of proper illumination and suggests 275 candle power at three feet for 30 foot-candle work, plus options for electric bulbs or kerosene lamps two lines

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Nature's Giants Douglas firs tallest trees on record

A log from a fallen Douglas fir in Washington displays a 600 year old tree once 350 feet tall. The massive log weighs 60 tons and could yield 16 690 feet of timber. Historical overharvest prompted government action to preserve remaining giants.

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