New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1926, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 192, rzm L SUN SPOTS WILL NOT HARM MAN OR |DAY NURSERY CARES FOR V NEAND (OGDEN HIS AFFAIRS, DECLARE SCIENTISTS| 9,000 GHILDREN IN YEAR' Mariners’ Belief That! JYou know that in tho long run | Mrs, O'lirlen Thanks Frlends For | T!] RA[E RUSS'A § you will get sunspots every 11.17 years just as you know that you Help During 1025 and Hopes These Cause Storms at|win ‘get snowstorms: crory *on | Tl‘;.’,h[ (0 Al‘(‘l]C Now Interna- §! | months, But you may miss the For Continuation Sea Also Is Denied by |storms by a month or so ang von | [l“l]fll Contest may miss the spots by a couple of | A Feport of activiti | Observers Who Etplam(w;" R rof A Mitchel the Leand 1 r MeCorm! |tory at the Universit ! no relationship Britaln Day Nursery for 1925 has eotor of heen mada by Mrs Obgerva-. Virginia, ecn sun- ik I Now Pork. 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