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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1937

Page

3

Yucatan Peninsula's Climate History and Maya Legacy Examined

Prepared by National Geographic explores the Yucatan peninsula from its geography and cenotes to isolation, Merida’s modernity, Maya civilization advances in timekeeping and zero, and the region as a unique laboratory for studying aboriginal cultures through archaeology and astronomy.

National Geographic Society Washington, D. C WNU Service Yucatan Caribbean Sea Gulf of Mexico Campeche Quintana Roo Republic of Mexico Carnegie Institution of Washington United States Merida Miami Mexico City New York New Orleans Progreso Mayaland Lodge Chichen Itza Stone Republic of Guatemala Department of Peten America India Gregory XIII

Red Bat and Kangaroo Rat Found in Utah National Reservations

Utah park service naturalists report red bat and kangaroo rat new to Zion and Bryce Canyon reserves after three year studies with E Raymond Hall. The red bat, golden with silver tips, is common elsewhere but not previously seen in Utah or the intermountain West. Kangaroo rats, small four inch mammals with long tails and large ears, live in arid burrows and can drink dew from cacti where water is scarce.

Utah National Park Service Zion Bryce Canyon Zion Park C. C. Presnall E. Raymond Hall University of California Museum of Southwestern National Park Museum of Vertebrate Zoology Berkeley Calif United States Rocky Mountains

Cats and Seafaring Lore From Noah to Today

A Washington Post writer notes cats long favored by the sea and ships since Noah’s ark. Legend says Noah’s neglected cat caused rodents to overrun the voyage, prompting a lioness to produce a mouser. A well fed cat is a better mouser and cats foretell weather by rubbing behind the ears.

Washington Post Noah

Charm of Grandmother Time Lace Panel Pattern Ad

A lace panel pattern for a bedspread offers a decorative background in lace stitch. The item measures 24 by 35 inches and is sold through The Sewing Circle, Household Arts, Dept., 259-1 Fourteenth Street, New York. Send your name, dress size, and pattern number with payment in stamps or coins.

Household Arts Dept New York

Quotations on love virtue and purpose from notable authors

A collection of brief lines reflecting on possession jealousy love friendship and purpose. Notable remarks include thoughts from Havelock Ellis Lenore Ulric Andre Maurais Eva Le Gallienne William Lyon Phelps and G. K. Chesterton on gal lantry integrity and the fleeting nature of youth and moments.

Havelock Ellis Lenore Ulric Andre Maurais Eva le Gallienne William Lyon Phelps G. K. Chesterton

May give to one Way but a secret is not a mine to give

Sir Philip Sidney quotes on private ownership and the boundless nature of secrets, contrasting personal claims with the idea that some truths belong to no one and must be kept.

Amande Eleanor Eli Vance Emery Eleanor Vance Bess Tommy Philip Sidney

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