Antarctic Ice Threat and Byrd Pole Flight Spark Global Interest
Commander Richard E Byrd’s South Pole flight renews debate on ice cap changes and sea level impact. The expedition probes polar weather, geology, and possible mineral wealth while stressing scientific aims over spectacle.
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Caleb Johnson
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Cleaning method avoids ring when treating spots
A bath towel folded under fabric before applying cleaning fluid helps prevent ring formation. Dip a cloth in the fluid, apply briskly to the spot, and rub until dry.
Correction on Trivett death notice clarifies family
A corrected statement from M P Trivett of Rominger confirms Mrs Polly Trivett was mother to eleven children eight living five boys and three girls Roscoe Maston Hill Bynum Grady and sisters Mrs Ralph Tuttle Mrs John Harmon Mrs Oscar Cook Norman One son died in Tennessee and twins died in infancy She was buried at Vilas after fifteen years as a shut-in and suffering Truly a good woman has gone to rest.
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George Trivett
M. P. Trivett
Rominger
Polly Trivett
Roscoe
Maston
Hill
Bynum and
Grady
Ralph Tuttle
John Harmon
Oscar Cook Norman
Tennessee
Trivett
Vilas
Watauga Game Warden Denies Resignation
Harrison Baker, game warden for Watauga County, clarifies he has not resigned in a December 9 1929 notice. He states the circulating report is false and signs the statement with respect.
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Watauga County
Harrison Baker
The Brook by Alfred Tennyson
The Brook flows from distant haunts through hills and towns to join the brimming river. It chattters over stone, winds past fields and foreland, passing trout and grayling, sparkling past willow and foam as it travels forever.
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Philip
Radio music for funerals gains state support in Camden
New Jersey undertakers seek a formal program allowing funeral music to be broadcast every noon. A resolution to the State Funeral Directors Association proposes setting a fixed daily hour for broadcasts to align services with the music. J F Batson of Pender County reports 58 bushels per acre on five acres in corn trials.
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State Funeral Directors’ Association
Camden
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J. F. Batson
Pender County
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