Bee’s Eye for Landmarke in Bee Navigation
The text argues bees have long memory and keen landmark vision. It notes bees fly by day while moths wander at night, suggesting a bee would be lost in darkness due to poor landmark recognition.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1912
Page
4
The text argues bees have long memory and keen landmark vision. It notes bees fly by day while moths wander at night, suggesting a bee would be lost in darkness due to poor landmark recognition.
A new scientific preparation for internal and external use claims to treat piles in any form with unrivaled effectiveness. The notice invites readers to ask for the remedy and learn its many advantages as offered by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
Washington high school defeated Winfield 3 to 0 at the ball park on a Saturday afternoon. Critz pitched well for Winfield, while Meckhinney earned three bases for Washington with a two base hit and a three bagger. Charles Palmer was injured when a horse ran over him during an evening ride near Haskins but is recovering with no serious lasting harm.
Karl Fair of Waukesha Wisconsin reports a stubborn cough failed to respond to standard treatment but improved after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound reaching a complete cure in less than two bottles. Lemmon's Phar.
The dog days name derives from ancient Greek rites toward Sirius when a brown dog was sacrificed to quell its wrath. Beliefs linked Sirius rising to heat, with legends of seas boiling and wine souring. In Argos a festival called Cynophantes marked dogs being killed on sight.
A brief humor item about spouses choosing between cooking and piano playing, illustrating domestic friction and the quirks of married life.
A calf at T. G. Ware's Little Akaroa farm has five legs with an extra limb growing from the breastbone socket and is thriving. A Plat Point Station lamb reportedly born with three ears and eight legs died shortly after birth.
Call up Phone No. 589 Black and leave orders for city bus line. Frank Rogers will promptly attend to them.
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