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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
6
Reading of a Ducks Unlimited brochure highlights duck wing science and behavior. It claims iridescent wing patches result from microstructural surfaces, not pigment, and notes eye adaptations for night vision and binocular limits. It mentions wing and feather mechanics and its claim that smell influences hunting ability.
The upland game season opens with over 400 hunters daily on state public shooting grounds. Illinois adds Green River wildlife refuge and Ir oquois county grounds, with 720 acres purchased to expand hunting areas. Green River refuge total 800 acres now open for pheasant season until November 25, 75 hunters daily. Also notes license plate reassignment guidance and December 1 deadline from Secretary Barrett.
A comic ode recounts a man assembling a stovepipe heater six months after taking it down. He narrates repeated failures as joints misfit and parts collapse. The mishaps end with a wife’s quip and the narrator cursing the tinman task.
Mrs. Nettie Baker 84th birthday was celebrated at the Savanna home of her grandson Ererald Foltz with Mrs. Frank Foltz of Mt. Carroll as guests. Also noted are plans for Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warfield and daughters, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warfield near Mt. Carroll.
Amid calls for a pause in hostilities, leaders urge a durable peace and de-escalation. Voices emphasize rebuilding, reconciliation, and stability after extended conflict. Diplomatic channels remain active despite persistent tensions.
Report notes workers using steam shovels to haul dirt in a crowded urban area. The scene emphasizes heavy machinery and persistent dirt pickup, with observers highlighting industrial traffic and safety concerns.
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