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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1956
Page
29
A quirky note from Memphis describes a repairman encountering a stray opossum nesting in a window type cooler. The animal caused the unit to fail as the craftsman assessed the half working cooler and wondered how to remove the unexpected guest.
Pr William D Sheldon of Syracuse University will depart for Phnom Penh Cambodia December 1945 as consultant for textbooks and reading materials under the Unitarian Service Committee. He directs the Reading Laboratory and has authored numerous works on reading instruction including the Sheldon Basic Reading Series. The Cambodia project supports Rural Education Teacher Training and Demonstration Centers under a Royal Government contract via ICA.
Europe. The plants should be kept at quarters for the organization 1/60 to 65-degree temperatures at 9 Park St, Boston, night to prevent buds from dropping or failing to develop at all. Normal room temperatures are satisfactory during the daylight hours.
Richard Widmer of the University of Minnesota says Christmas cacti should stay cool for several weeks before the holiday to ensure they bloom at the proper time.
A Des Moines youngster phoned the Weather Bureau seeking a plain forecast explanation. The exchange highlighted the public curiosity about daily weather predicaments and the bureau’s effort to provide clear, local wording.
An advertisement promotes Colonaid as a bulk laxative that remoistens dry colon contents and stimulates normal bowel urges. It claims superiority to old laxatives, no gagging or side effects, and safety in pregnancy. The 660 tablet package costs 98 cents.
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