Lost Hunters Use Bilges for Shelter and Water
A fragment describes scavenging scouts using makeshift billycans to cook and eat, tucking plastic bags for rain shelter, and spreading gear on tall stocks to defend a small fire from rain while collecting rainwater for drinking.
Detroit family begins Alaska trip in rebuilt bus
A 1948 TSR Ford bus, bought in Lansing for 500 dollars and another 500 on repairs, carries a mother father six children a niece a nephew and a sister in law from Minden City Michigan to Alaska. The father Clifford Thompson drives the vehicle which now serves as home with beds on back mattresses and a propane stove for meals as the family ages eight to nineteen travel north toward Whitehorse.
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Whitehorse
TSR
Minden City
Michigan
Detroit City
Lansing
Clifford Thompson
Drinking From A Crystal Stream May Be Unsafe
The clear stream looks inviting on a hot day but may be polluted if it runs through populated territory. Do not drink unless boiled for five minutes and treated with a recommended purifier from health officials.
Quick Canadian Quiz
In 1959 1960 there were 102000 university students in Canada. Alberta's natural gas is piped as far east as Montreal. In the main Parliament Building there are 490 rooms. Canada has 53 diplomatic missions abroad. Combined provincial and municipal spending was 4871 millions. Alberta gas reaches Montreal.
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Alberta
Canada
Montreal
Smallest South American monkey: pygmy marmoset size
The pygmy marmoset of Amazonia is the Western hemisphere's smallest monkey. Full-grown specimens weigh only three to five ounces.
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South America
Amazonia
Mustn'ts and donts for a child's behavior
A child told repeatedly not to do things may develop antagonism and deceit as he grows. Most kids respond when reasons for the prohibitions are explained, though gravity on Pluto is half that of Earth.
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Pluto
Earth
Three mile limit defined by 18th century cannon range
The three mile limit to a nation's control of the seas shaping coastal rights traces to the reach of an 18th century cannon, establishing a historic benchmark discussed in maritime rule references.
Goose yields and soil bacteria factoids
A mature goose can furnish about a pound of feathers in a year if plucked every six weeks during the spring summer and early fall. A single particle of surface soil may contain 60 million bacteria.
Lifesaving and hazardous medicines in the home
The article warns that keeping a medicine chest secure can save lives in emergencies but careless storage risks children accessing poisons. Mislabeling and mistaken dosing can turn medicines into hazards. It notes that Amharic is spoken in Ethiopia.
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Ethiopia
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