Dinosaur skeleton found in Utah marks first complete American find
A Carnegie museum expedition led by Mr Douglass uncovered the first complete dinosaur skeleton in America on a cliff ledge in Uintah county near Green River. The discovery followed years of fragment finds and gradual exploration of western Utah deposits. The skeleton was soon placed in Carnegie museum exhibits. Neighboring notes report a 724 pound baby duke and other local incidents and social events in the region.
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Snappy Sayings Collage of Witty Maxims
A stream of aphorisms on love effort and judgment each fragment offers a proverb style insight. The collection touches on charm honesty patience and social hints with varied tone and loose coherence.
Maine Man Reflects On Weather And Tales
A Maine man remarks to a New Yorker about how quickly weather can change in New York versus Maine. A tale about a bear encounter in Saranac and a barbed penknife joke underscores regional weather differences and retold hunting stories at a Albany dinner.
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Superstition Hurts Fertilizer Trade in Japan
The sun spots superstition caused a drop in artificial fertilizer sales in Japan. Dealers had anticipated a boom, but farmers feared spots signaled famine this year and viewed fertilizer purchases as wasteful. An investigation confirmed the belief influenced buying.
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Japan
New Weed Killer Patented in Germany for Garden Paths
Unwanted weeds along garden paths may be controlled with new compounds just patented in Germany. These formulations can be added to gravel before laying the path or applied as a powder or spray to prevent weed growth. The strongest agents include sodium and calcium para tolene sulphonamides.
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Germany
Beating Japanese Beetles with Geranitol Trial
A new attractant agent named geran tol was demonstrated for Japanese beetle control during an observation tour. The event showcased practical application methods and potential efficacy in field conditions.
Progres sive Grocer Exchange Ends With A Joke
A humorous exchange at the Progres sive Grocer features a clerk calling out a shopper with a cold shoulder remark and the grocer waiting for a name before answering.
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Signposts Painted Across Warehouses Reveal City Names
Readable lines describe large warehouses bearing painted city names and signs. A bold twelve foot high hack letter stands in view, signaling a coordinated marking system across facilities.
Relief Society annual meeting and gift shower noted
The Relief Society held its annual meeting at the ward house with a strong turnout of members and visitors. The program featured Ada Jones on history, Esther Harvey and Ida Atwood readings, Alma Mecham talk, and entertainment by Mr and Mrs Parley H Goodrich. A separate gift shower for Mrs George KR Smith followed a recent fire, with many gifts and refreshments.
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