Medicine From Stag Horns Trade Sparks Debate
Stags bred in China for horn production are culled annually for medical use. Horns are shaved while attached to the animal, fueling controversy over cruelty and wildlife impact as producers push exports and traditional remedies.
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6,000,000 Tons Of Ships End-Year Target Set
Washington reports the shipping board aims for 6,000,000 dead weight tons in its year end ship construction plan. At Dec 2, 2,814 vessels were under active construction with 2,240 keel-laid, totalling 12,926,486 DWT. Of all ships in the program, 1,910 with 10,494,047 DWT had been launched, and 1,074 delivered, totaling 9,189,236 DWT to date. In Death Valley the summer high reaches 185 degrees with 2 percent humidity.
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Coal production almost normal in several states
Reports from West Virginia Indiana and Illinois indicate miners returning to work after local unions and agreements. In Springfield and Indianapolis production nears normal levels with restrictions easing in Indiana. New York and Chicago rail service resumes some trains while Montana and other regions see volunteers aiding fuel supply as miners resume operations.
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Frank Farrington
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Trinois
Springfeld
Indiana
Alleghany
United Mine Workers of America
New York
Railroad Administration
A. T. Hardin
Hardin
Twentieth Century Limited
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Kannawha
New River
John Gatherin
United Mine Workers
Montana
Billings
Sand Coulee
Great Falls
Bear Creek
The Seats of the Mighty Captain’s Funny Misfortune
A village tale recalls a captain visiting belles, an untied dog, and the captain losing his seat. Officers jest about his predicament, and he quips he would yield his seat for any lady, a humorous remark to end the anecdote.
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Big Man in His Day and the Philistine Uniform Question
A Boston Post reflection on Goliath the Philistine giant and the logistical challenge his eleven foot three inch stature posed for ancient army quartermasters. The piece notes stockins as a humorous detail while contemplating regulation uniforms for such a towering figure.
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