Why jars and cans should not be left in woods
Empty jars and cans attract animals and can harm wildlife. They also spoil the natural scene and may cause litter to spread.
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
9
Empty jars and cans attract animals and can harm wildlife. They also spoil the natural scene and may cause litter to spread.
A Tees Street Troop No. 9 Girl Scout broadcast features three men with January birthdays. Participants include Ann Andrews Betty Hyde Esther Relyea Barbara Yesberger Louise Sellards Beverly Boyd Marion Knox and Vera with a lesson on Scout laws motto and preparedness.
A premature baby boy born December 22 to Mr and Mrs Gordon Bendschneider at St Josephs hospital weighed 2 pounds 11 ounces at birth and has grown to 3 pounds 9 ounces showing rapid weight gain. He remains under hospital care until reaching about 4 1/2 pounds. The report notes delivery by Dr Richard T Calesio and supervision by Nurse Alice Ledden.
Stemeyer and Madarik at forwards Cannon at the pivot position and Ready and Zarkelz assigned to protection.
A garbled classified fragment notes a large saving offer and a price seen as eight dollars, with unreadable details around terms and item description. The snippet hints at a discount promotion but lacks clear nouns or dates.
The Y M C A lists seniors and older boys leagues with matches for basketball, table tennis, volleyball and boxing. Notable events include J C club versus Tessia service station and finals of the Will County table tennis tournament, plus multiple recurring fitness classes and activity slots across Monday to Friday.
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