Cleveland Plans Lower Gas Rates After Allensworth Report
Cleveland officials prepared to press for reduced natural gas charges after budget expert Harry R. Allensworth valued East Ohio Gas at about 23 million and the plant at 43 million. Council members signaled a rate ordinance based on his findings, with the utility likely appealing to state regulators or the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Cleveland, CO
Harry R. Allensworth
Cleveland
Ernest J. Bohn
Council Utilities Committee
Allensworth
East Ohio Gas Company
Ohio Utility Commission
United States Supreme Court
Quake in Tirana Destroys 500 Homes, Four Dead
A violent earthquake struck the Horitza district in Tirana Albania causing wide damage. About 500 houses were damaged or demolished and four persons were known dead. It was the second major quake in Albania in recent months.
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Tirana
Albania
Horitza
Alpania
Wynn Sentenced for September 28 Cutting at Center Street
Ollie Wynn of 118 Center Street was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory by Judge W B Thompson after pleading guilty to cutting George Carter on September 28. He was on trial by jury when he switched from not guilty to guilty.
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Ollie Wynn
Center Street
Mansfield Reformatory
W. B. Thompson
George Carter
Wynn
Small chimney fire at Oberlin Road home
Early today firefighters were summoned to Mrs. O. L. Smith's residence at 221 Oberlin Road to extinguish a small fire confined to a few shingles on the wood shingle roof. The blaze was started by sparks from the chimney, per the fire department report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Smith
Oberlin Road
Mrs Anderson Weds Rev Endley at First Methodist Church
Mrs Lillian Anderson married Reverend W C Endley in a Tuesday afternoon ceremony at the First Methodist Church study. The couple left for New York City after the ceremony. Mrs Endley has served as matron of the Home for the Aged for eight years. the groom is a retired Methodist minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Anderson
W. C. Endley
First Methodist Church
A. C. Piper
Endley
New York City
Home For the
Death services for J A Rawson at family home
Funeral services for J A Rawson of 322 West 6th street will be held Friday at two o'clock in the afternoon from his son C D Rawson's residence at 1111 Middle avenue with Rev A E Piper officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A. Rawson
West 6Th Street
C. D. Rawson
Middle Avenue
Rev
A. E. Piper
John Calvin Barney Dies at 85 in Amherst Area
John Calvin Barney aged 85 years 7 months 29 days died suddenly at his home on Murray Ridge Road Wednesday morning. A lifelong Lorain County resident and former New York Central R. A. engineer for twenty five years he was a member of the First Methodist Church of Amherst. Surviving are his daughter Mrs Claude Norton Elyria and sister Mrs Carrie Gillett Amherst. Private funeral services will be held Friday at 10 A M from Sudro Funeral Home with Rev A B Piper officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Calvin Barney
Murray Ridge Road
Mr. Barney
Amherst
Lorain County
First Methodist Church of
New York Central R. A
Claude Norton
Elyria
Carrie Gillett
M. Barney
Sudro Funeral Home
A. BE. Piper
Garrick Club Elects 17 At High School
Seventeen Elyria high school students were elected to membership in the Garrick club after tryouts yesterday afternoon. New members include Helen Shirley Carolyn Manzo Fanny Passen Ezra Porter Ruth Heginbotham Iva Lee McKee Alfred Booth Elizabeth Brown Gertude Borie Fred Culp William Basinger Roberta Mosley Dorothy Rober Audrey Squire Beatrice Rudy Lucile Penfound and Karl Eady. The club now has about 65 members and will continue tryouts tonight and tomorrow for roles in the annual play Cappy Ricks to be staged Friday March 16, a three act comedy with nine characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Garrick Club
Helen Shirley
Carolyn Manzo
Fanny Passen
Ezra Porter
Ruth Heginbotham
Iva Lee McKee
Alfred Booth
Elizabeth Brown
Gertrude Borie
Fred Culp
William Basinger
Roberta Mosley
Dorothy Rober
Audrey Squire
Beatrice Rudy
Lucile Penfound
Karl Eady
Cappy Ricks
White Promises Further State Payroll Cuts
Governor George White told the Ohio Legislature at the Chamber of Commerce dinner that he will continue economy in government with reasonable limits. He expressed confidence the unemployment problem can be solved and urged legislative cooperation to relieve suffering.
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Columbus
George White
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
White
Congressman Charged With Taking Bribe
EVANSVILLE In a federal case Republican Congressman Harry E Rowbottom of Indiana is released on 10000 bond as grand jury in Indianapolis weighs bribery charges. Authorities allege he accepted 750 to secure the postmastership for Gresham Aver at Portage.
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Evansville
Ind
Harry E. Rowbottom
Indiana
Liberty
Rowbottom
Indianapolis
Fed
Gresham Aver
Fockport
Marriage Licenses for Lillian Anderson and William Endley
Washington on January 28 reports new treasury department regulations altering liquor prescription rules. Doctors no longer need to certify patient illness on prescriptions, addressing ethics concerns raised by the Wickersham commission. Dentists will gain the same office-use liquor allowances as physicians once finalized.
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Washington
Wickersham Commission
Treasury Department
James M. Doran
Industrial Alcohol
Wickersham Report
Treasury Secretary
Attorney General
Eleven Assistant Fire Marshals Are Appointed
COLUMBUS O Jan 28 State Fire Marshall Frank G Henry has announced the appointment of eleven assistant state fire marshals Those appointed were Michael J Melillo Youngstown Albert Mills Lancaster T H White Toronto Brad W Chaffin Defiance L A Werner Barberton Alvie J Laughead Newcomerstown R Mo Simpson Barton Sanford Linck Portsmouth Robert Bell Murray City Fred M Knapp Ravensna James W Burns Norwalk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank G. Henry
Michael J Melillo
Youngstown
Albert Mills
Lancaster
T. H. White
Toroento
Brad W. Chaffin
Defiance
L. A Werner
Barberton
Alvie J. Laughead
Newcomerstown
R. Mo Simpson
Barton
Sanford Linck
Portsmouth
Robert Bell
Murray City
Fred M. Knapp
Ravenna
James W. Burns
Norwalk
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Natural Liver Cleanse
Dr F M Edwards for 20 years treated many women with liver and bowel ailments using a vegetable tablet substitute for calomel. Edwards Olive Tablets, olive colored, promote normal bowel action and toxin removal. If you feel pale or listless, try one nightly for a time. Prices 15¢, 30¢ and 60¢.
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Hunt for 4-Year-Old in Columbus Bay
Four-year-old John Inskeep, son of William A. Inskeep Jr, remained missing after disappearing Tuesday while playing with neighbors near his Columbus home. Police and volunteers searched along the Olentangy River banks, fearing a drowning as the boy reportedly said he was going to the river to swim.
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Columbus
John Inskeep
William A. Inskeep
Rotary hearing on city relief and food drive
The mayor outlined work to help needy residents on Pine Street Tannery Street and Water Street. He said 275 undernourished children are fed daily in schools Settlement House and the Y W C A funded by Eliyans and the Community Service Council. Donations of food come from weekly corporate volunteers and local industries. The meeting included three solos by Robert T Moore and a Red Cross drought relief appeal by Charles Sotherden.
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Pine Street
Tannery Street
Water Street
Elytians
Community Service Council
Robert T. Moore
Red Cross
Charles Sotherden
Lambs for Presents at Elliston Christmas Gift
Elliston Montana report notes a local sheep farmer, cash short, sent lambs to friends as Christmas presents. The gesture highlights a rural economy relying on livestock and community ties during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliston, Mont
Causey Conference Feb 12 in Oberlin on Religion as Resource
Oberlin Ohio January 28 The Causey Conference will replace Religions Conference week on February 12 and 13. Four speakers include W E Hocking of Harvard Philosophy Department on the Inherent Value of Religion Justin M Nixon pastor of Brick Presbyterian Rochester on Religion as Social Resource Rufus M Jones of Haverford on Religion as Personal Resource and Kirby Page editor of The World Tomorrow on Religion as International Resource.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
W. E. Hocking
Department of Philosophy
Harvard
Justin M. Nixon
Brick Presbyterian Church
Rochester
Rufus M. Jones
Haverford College
Kirby Page
the World Tomorrow
Oberlin High Debaters Win On Both Sides Of Chain Store Question
Oberlin High School debaters won decisions on both sides of the chain store question, defeating Parma and Hudson high schools. Oberlin's negative beat Parma, while the affirmative defeated Hudson. Brooklyn Heights, with one defeat, challenges Oberlin for first place as their debate with Oberlin looms. The upcoming Thursday match at 7 39 p.m. in the High School Auditorium is open to the public with no admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin High School
Parma
Hudson
Oberlin
Brooklyn Heights High School
Brooklyn Heights
Joseph Nasipak
Kenneth Gayer
Martin Rogers
Invaders
United States
Miss McCaw
Alter
Oberlin Business Women Meet for Quilt Donation
The Oberlin Business Women's Club met last evening at the Martin Hotel. Dinner was served at 6 30 in the Black Tulip room, followed by a short business meeting. The group spent the evening quilting a blanket to be donated to a recipient.
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Oberlin
Business Women’s Club
Martin Hotel
Legion Plans and Social Events in Elyria and Lorain County
The Elyria Legion outlines a busy schedule with a quarterly initiation, a Wrecking drill, and a Friday drum corps rehearsal leading to the G. P. McKinley Day banquet. Other items include a Washington’s Birthday Military Ball February 23, new members Grant Glason and Homer L. Hurlbut, and a note of appreciation from the Rockwood family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kolopus
Lorain County Voiture 149
Hig
Elyria Legion Home
Father H. L. Collins
Grafton
Earl Hart
Earl Bacon
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Lakewood
New London
Elyria
Lorain County Legionnaires
Legion
Tom Welsh
Commodore Agate
Red Cross
Legion Auditorium
Lehman
Elk's Hall
Carl F. Wolf
Grant Glasow
Homer L. Hurlbut
H. E. Agate
D. Rockwood
Mechano
Brotherhood of St. John’s Evangelical Church of
Lorain
St. Paul’s
Village Quilt Project Planned by Women Club
A special meeting of the Business Women's Club is set for Tuesday evening February 2 to complete a community quilt for a needy village family. The event aims to raise funds and foster local support through collaborative handiwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Club
Ada Katherine Goodnow to Wed Carl Williamson
Mr and Mrs R F Goodnow of Lakewood announce the engagement of their daughter Ada Katherine to Carl J Williamson son of Mr and Mrs T W Williamson of Lakewood The couple plan a wedding later The bride is a member of Oberlin College Junior Class The groom is a graduate of the Case School of Applied Science
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R. F. Goodnow
Lakewood
Ada Katherine
Carl J. Williamson
T. W. Williamson
Miss Goodnow
Oberlin College
Williamson
Case School of Applied Science
Local woman suffers hip fracture after sidewalk fall
Mrs Sarah Bell of Locust Street fractured her hip yesterday morning when she slipped on the sidewalk on South Main near Morgan Street. Neighbors carried her home and an X ray confirmed the injury later in the day. Two basketball games are set for Monday evening February 2 in the high school gym with Oberlin School of Commerce teams facing Fenn College and the OSC girls meeting Amherst Junior girls. The OSC men beat Sandusky Business College 25 23 last Monday in a tight contest. The OSC girls defeated Elyria High Alumni 40 15 the same night. Oberlin Odd Fellows plan to play Seders Old English basketball of Lorain Thursday at 7 30 pm, followed by a game between Oberlin Janby Oils and Elyria Reds. The Oberlin Women’s Club Literature Department met at Mrs W H Chapin’s home for a Life of Thomas Hardy review by Mary Elmore. Mrs George Behnke is recovering from a fall two weeks ago. Mr and Mrs J M Bright host a five hundred club tonight. Alvah Gibson of New Oberlin visited his daughter Mrs Cora Walker. Mr and Mrs Ralph Cole bought a farm near Ashland and move in early March.
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Sarah Bell
Locust Street
South Main
Morgan Street
Oberlin School of Commerce
Fenn College of Cleveland
Amherst
Sandusky Business College
Elyria High School
Oberlin Odd Fellows
Seders
Lorain
Oberlin Janby Oils
Elyria Reds
Oberlin Women’s Club
W. H. Chapin
Woodland Avenue
Thomas Hardy
Mary Elmore
George Behnke
Fast College Street
J. M. Bright
East College Street
Walter Walker
Hazel Gibson
Oberlin
Ed Johnson
Elyria
Cleveland
Alvah Gibson
New Oberlin
Cora Walker
Ralph Cole
Ashland
Local Minstrels At Vermilion Tonight
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce good will tour stops at Vermilion High School auditorium tomorrow night under St. Mary's Church auspices. The Vermilion show, part of a county wide series, aims to build goodwill for Elyria with further performances in Lo r ain County and nearby villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Pastor Killed When Auto Is Hit By Train
The Rev. Elmer Chenney, 47, of Ney Ohio, was killed instantly at Mellinger crossing when his automobile moved into the path of a southbound Ann Arbor freight train. His niece Mrs. Bessie Miller, 19, suffered slight cuts and bruises. the baby was unhurt.
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Ithaca, Mich
Elmer Chenney
Ney, O
Mellinger’s Crossing
Ann Arbor
Chenney
Ney
Coleman, Mich
Bessie Miller
Four in U S mail fraud case amid opium charges
Judge West set a five year term for one defendant on a mail fraud charge. Albert Biley of Akron pleaded guilty to narcotics counts, facing trial with French. Dorothy French denied similar charges as the couple faced federal proceedings. Frank Ginn alias Quack Sand, a Cleveland Chinese national, denied narcotics possession with bond set at ten thousand dollars and remanded until Feb eighteen. One arrestee, Ruth Hocifelder, pleaded guilty with sentence deferred pending Ginn's trial.
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Tary
West
French
Albert Biley
Akron
Dorothy French
Frank Ginn
Quack Sand
Blue Beard
Cleveland
Ginn
Ruth Hocifelder
Star Witness In Chicago Trial Slain Today
Chicago man Morris Berkovitz aged 37 was ambushed and shot to death early today within a block of the spot where his brother Howard was killed by gangsters in September 1925. Morris had been the state’s star witness in the Stamm trial, a key case in 1926. Police linked both Berkovitz brothers to minor gangster activity.
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Chicago
Morris Berkovitz
Howard
Morris
Robert “Pudgy” Stamm
Howard Barkovitz
January golf and racehorses stir Wellington scenes
Wellington residents enjoyed a sunlit day with a round of golf at Oberlin golf course. A. C. Pohlman rode his race horses on the Fairground track, imagining the coming summer fairs and racing season.
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Wellington
Henry Ramser
H. G. Laundon
Webber BeVier
W. J. Powell
Oberlin
A. C. Pohlman
Local Rebekah lodge hosts district officers instruction event
The Rebekah lodge plans a fall school of instruction here for district officers. To cover expenses for this fall meeting a dancing party of old and new dances will be held in the Odd Fellows hall on Friday February 6. Dance committee members are Miss Dorothy Hughes Mrs Grace Hemphill Mr and Mrs Frank Jontz Sam Manning and William Brouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
Dorothy Hughes
Grace Hemphill
Frank Jontz
Sam Manning
William Brouse
Fractured hip and hunting injury treated at Falls Clinic
Mrs. Mary Hyde, 78, was brought to Falls Clinic yesterday for X-rays and treatment for a fractured hip after a fall at her home in Sullivan. Frank Clazynski, who was accidentally shot during hunting season, underwent a minor operation to remove fragments of gunshots lodged in his arm since the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hyde
Falls Clinic Hospital
Sullivan
Frank Clazynski
Dinner Honors Scout Friends At Franklin Jones Home
A happy dinner party at the Franklin Jones home featured Angelo Dublo of Oberlin College entertaining Robert Gott of Case, Leon Jones of Oberlin Business College, and Tony Saporito who will enter Ohio State this fall, along with Scoutmaster Jones and Assistant Scoutmaster Carol Wight. The four former original Scout troupe members, organized over six years ago by Jones, have distinguished themselves in Scout work. As they near 18, the typical age limit for Scouts, they led the initiation of new Scouts at the later Scout meeting at Scout headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Jones
Angelo Dublo
Oberlin College
Robert Gott
Case School
Leon Jones
Oberlin Business College
Tony Saporito
Ohio State
Jones
Carol Wight
Dublo
Gott
Saporito
Scout Troup
Scout Headquarters
Elyria Bowlers Defeat Wellington Team On Monday Match
Elyria defeated Wellington 2482 to 2346 in a bowling match held in Wellington Monday evening. Elyria's five players were Henke Daniel Curtis Sanders and Worthington, while Wellington was led by H Maudsley George Braun Howard Lehman Harry Lugaski and G E Fitzpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
H. Maudsley
George Braun
Howard Lehman
Harry Lugaski
G. E. Fitzpatrick
Elyria
Henke
Daniel
Curtis
Sanders
Worthington
Hill's Feed Store Beats Smith's Coal In Bowling Match
Hill's Feed Store defeated Smith's Coal 2278 to 2052 on Monday evening. Bishbaugh led Smith with 445 pins while Frank Andrews topped Hill's with 511.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
SMITH
Bishbaugh
Frank Andrews
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Families
Mrs. Burton Payne of Lorain spent Monday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes. Eldo Lehman attended a Highland company meeting in Cleveland. Mrs. Friend and baby were discharged from Falls hospital. Grace Ames of Columbus visits cousin Mrs. Bradstock and family. Mrs. Lee Wadsworth travels to North Olmsted for the illness and death of Leon M. Coe, Berea Fair secretary, a longtime friend of Dad Coe and Leva Alcott. Wadsworth will return to Wellington for the funeral. Robert Heick named substitute fourth grade teacher, taking duties today. Harry Lee and W J Powell visit Columbus Monday. Mrs. W J Powell, Pauline, and Minnie Hamm visit Elyria yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W Matrie of Cleveland are guests of her parents, the Rooks. Eldo Lehman in Elyria today for granddaughter Marjory Sanders birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Payne
Lorain
John Hughes
Eldo Lehman
Cleveland
The
Highland Company
Charles Friend
Baby
Falls Hospital
Grace Ames
Columbus
L. G. Bradstock
Lee Wadsworth
North Olmsted
Leon M. Coe
Wadsworth
Coe
Leva C. Alcott
Wellington
Robert Heick
Hazel Sampson
Harry Lee
W. J. Powell
Pauline
Minnie Hamm
Elyria
W. Matrie
William Rook
Marjory Sanders
Edible Bird Nests Debated as Chinese Luxury Dish
In China edible birds nests are valued as a premier delicacy and luxury, reflecting deep cultural prestige and high market demand despite rarity and cost. The practice highlights traditional cuisine and the social status associated with rare culinary items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Cleveland Market Prices for Produce and Livestock
Cleveland produce and livestock quotations list prices in cents per unit for eggs poultry and meat products, along with potato and grain values. Notable items include eggs at 18 to 19 cents, poultry broilers up to 33 cents, potatoes around 90 cents to 2.50 per 60 to 120 pound sacks, hogs down 15 to 28 cents, cattle bids around 7.23 to 7.73 per hundredweight, sheep steady near 9.50 to 9.75, and various grain futures including oats 31 to 32 cents and wheat around 78 to 80 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Maine
Springs
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Yelow Uc
Searley
Wimothy
Chicago Cash Prices for Butter on January 28
Chicago quotes show creamery extras at 28 cents per pound for 92-score, standard 25 to 26 cents, with receipts of 11 160 tubs. Prices steady across creamery extras and standard grades as buyers monitor market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ohio merchants meet in Columbus with local leaders
Elyria merchants Earl Bacon secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and Harry King a local merchant attend the annual Columbus meeting of the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants. Bacon was asked to preside at the morning session as representatives from merchant groups across Ohio gather for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
King
Columbus
Elyria
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Earl Bacon
Chamber of Commerce
Harry King
Ohio
Necking Bear Added to Trophies in Pottsville Story
Clair Jones of Donaldson near Pottsville recounts a bear encounter told in hunting notes. A large black bear tried to hug Jonas as he stood by a tree and tapped his back. The bear paused, then ambled off and became a part of Jones’s hunting trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Pottsville
Clair Jones
Donaldson
Jonas
Jones
Expert declares women’s feet growing larger in Boston show
Phil Melhado, director of the National Boston Shoe Style Show, says women’s feet are enlarging due to mistreatment. He recalls hiring 100 girl mannequins eight years ago for display. their average shoe size was 4 1 2. Now the average is 6, linked to high heels and more sports participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Phil Melhado
Melhado
Riot at lower camp breaks out among inmates with guards
A September 6 1930 outbreak at a cottage housing about 60 inmates and four guards escalated into a violent riot. A white inmate and a Black inmate fought, sparking a mass brawl as others attacked doors, windows, and furniture. A fire hose was cut for weapons before troops from Somerville and Lambertville subdued the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Lambertville
Toledo Livestock Hog and Calf Market Report
Toledo livestock receipts listed with hogs down 15 to 28 cents, heavies 7.00 to 7.40, mediums 7.40 to 7.75, Yorkers 0.00 to 0.?. pigs 0.00 to 0.815. Cattle receipts 50, market slow and weak. Calves receipts 100, market 39 cents lower. Sheep receipts light, market steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Honey bees fly to twenty five miles per hour
The Agriculture Department estimates honey bees can fly about 25 miles per hour without a load. They rarely exceed 15 miles per hour when weighed with nectar, and when unladen the bee’s speed is similar to its pace with nectar, though rest pauses occur on long trips. The average nectar load is about 40 milligrams, roughly half the bee’s weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
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Mercury’ Way
IF. T. D. “Mercury
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
F. T. D. Mercury
Mercury
CB Ovn
With Flowers Hotel
Newell Bldg
Mrs. Anderson
W. G. Endley
Rawson
William C. Endley
Castle’s
Hunt
Columbus Bay
Groveland Street
Esther Alflen
Causey
Oberlin H. S
Vermilion
Rebekah Plan
Hospital Notes
Wellington Briefs
Rotary
Alman C. Roth
Palo Alto
Cal
Rotary International
Roth
Stanford University
Elyria Eagles Hall
Norm Reisinger
Jolly Five
WHK Broadcasting Orchestra
Brown CO
Lodi Street
Islyria, Ohio
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Elyria, Ohio
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