Tell Me Why Quiz and Knowledge Notes Feature
Medina County Gazette presents readers questions and educational notes under Tell Me Why. It includes winners such as Thomas Ryan of Marlton New Jersey and Dennis Vincent of Madison Wisconsin, plus science explanations on Earth mass salt chemistry and a humor box puzzle and call for audience submissions from readers nationwide.
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Thomas Ryan
Marlton
N.J
Lord Cavendish
England
Cavendish
Earth
United States Bureau of Standards
Kellie Hobbs
Venice
Calif
Repents
Book of Knowledge
Dennis Vincent
Madison Wise
Tom Caldwell
Cupertino
Stay Away From Tigers That Drink Salt Water
London dispatch reports World Wildlife Fund studies by Dr. Hubert Hendricks classifying tigers into A to D categories by aggression. D-tigers are most dangerous and targeted by salinity-linked attack trends. identifying and shooting them could cut casualties significantly.
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The
World Wildlife Fund
Hubert Hendricks
Dr. Henrichs
Hendricks
Riddle Box 1 Answers: Hen Egg Drops and More
A humorous Q and A list explaining why a hen lays eggs and what has four wheels and flies. The joke answers: eggs break if dropped. a garbage truck. vampires avoid sleeping people to avoid tired blood.
Five Medina County residents join Holstein Friesian group
BRATTLEBORO VT Ohio contributed 122 of 1,777 new members to the Holstein Friesian Association of America. New members from the Medina County area include Nancy Crocker Valley City Paul Drogell Medina Pam Fenstermaker Homerville David E Kennedy Lodi Kruggel Farms Inc Litchfield and Robert Reutter Valley City.
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Brattleboro
Medina County
Board of
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Ohio
Nancy Crocker
Valley City
Paul Drogell
Medina
Pam Fenstermaker
Homerville
David E. Kennedy
Lodi
Kruggel Farms, Inc
Litchfield
Robert Reutter
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