Porcupines Bite Dynamite For Salt Content
A note notes porcupines nibble dynamite seeking the small salt content. This behavior is unusual and linked to mineral cravings observed in wildlife.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1948
Page
7
A note notes porcupines nibble dynamite seeking the small salt content. This behavior is unusual and linked to mineral cravings observed in wildlife.
Mr and Mrs B F Barton are moving this month to their new home at Kernstown. Miss Rozella Hawkins and Sarah Barton spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs John Clowser. Mr and Mrs Paul Kerns and daughter Anna Lee visited with Mr and Mrs Delbert Hite at Bloomery West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Le master are new arrivals. Mr and Mrs Fred Gordon spent Sunday at his home in Bunker Hill West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Charles Carver were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Raymond Bradfield. Mrs Walter Clowser called Sunday on Mrs John Hoover.
April in New York exposes Anne's choice between Don and a near future with John, while Helen faces career strain and social pressure. Anne rejects living near John, hoping for a future with Don but unsure about timing and fidelity. Helen confronts career uncertainty amid publishing rumors and lonely dinners.
Grimes Virginia June 4 The Galilee church will host its annual children's day exercises at 7 30 p m EST Sunday. Local residents Mr Edward Kiger of Red Bud and Mrs Mable Anderson of Winchester visit relatives in Grimes. A busy week includes school trips to Cacapon Lake park and fishing trips to the Potomac river.
Three quarters of Canadians reside in a corridor about 200 miles wide along the border with the United States, outlining a densely settled strip from east to west.
The article notes that white did not become the official wedding color in the United States until 1818, marking a late adoption of the tradition. It mentions historical context without detailing individual figures or events.
Real estate transfers reported for Winchester and Frederick County list multiple deeds. Transfers include Charles W Fries and wife to Marvin H Stultz on National Ave lots 357 and 358, and various others: E H White to Will iam Statton Orndorff, Wiona Ford to Edward Hill, and Lester Ramey to Elmer Stros nider among many parcels, with acres and locations noted such as Stephens City area and Route routes.
A series of 34 acre and multiple tract transfers are recorded. Hugh and wife transfer near Kernstown to Charles White along Highway from Kernstown to Middle Rd. Lewes Calvin Riley and wife convey to John G Taylor and wife on Buffalo Lick Rd south of Winchester. Charles B Patterson and Anne Patterson exchange two tracts with improvements on Sen Seny east of Winchester. John L Harrell transfers all interest in Kernstown Cabin Camp three miles south of Winchester.
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