New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1926, Page 6

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C., enclosing two 3 t, cents in stamps for reply. Medical, ry no matter | legal and marital advice cannot be given, nor can extended research be undertaken. All other questions will receive a personal reply. Un- | signed requests cannot be answered. | All letters are confidential—Editor. roud | ershine last Interested! Heh! He vin you Me by ‘faic Q. What H who vol s the story cur ans ved ano just so you hav the flow of lava ¥ una Loa? FactsandFancies BY ROBERT QUILLEN 1880 when Hilo was still town, its existence one of t WHEN BLACK IS READ ative Llevating Fyva e e onal ¢ white-hot stream of straight towards the , until it was less than two miles e people were panic strick resort appealed to viving princess and their greatest royal line. anced “Hor or Tu 1 given Gove r F spr sur iller 1 a mile from the | of an declared the flow It did. There still maintain from destruc Pele, goddess of who was saved ¥ because volcano, aughter interceded. ot Inquiry that the west h 1 man whe Clel A\parior an who snores so loud Pres. mean, gree on = the the i 1 and plain and stout— lover out? Q. e simply the P What Is the population of the of Tripoli? How ma are how many nop o olf is Of these 0 are ,000 are Berbers and Arabs r are Maltese, Jev- ns and other Europ- dians and M and readers cobs. | city races in entire prim : Bill-ious Spell Coolidge; they merely cla be “for” Coolidge, when were not Coolidge, is the v were sick, quite true t tickets cost —Myron G could deci from the pe- petty The artisans and asoning. a tail to h ator Butler Halevy adher pointed out is N countrie smithing |as an ignoble profession. Q. Can you tell me the Strasbourg Cathedral real type Zoolidge Useless Trouble ould by al Fn something | worried : n He won't m: S0 = about his ancient church, which in e of hy don" not E E 3 .\\ 1 ‘vl ach- | the Boston He you summer would s of four centurie Upon the three noble le is recorded in cation and Among the churches ce, its north tower, rising to i cxceeded ndstone. porches of the f stone the history of the C: teresting were it not cdon. springs of political o soft stops ttempts to play attempts to play lemption while hearing the disco and co ANALYSIS OF THE COST OF TING A MODERN YOUNG THROUGH COLLEGE and f v s to | ou s A : iy Julia Kempner Alaska ’ ": '!I“éflws : T b to the Lapps for the . and rapidly growing i ri Alaska reindeer from the cow rUT- MAN the Tn Lapps ed into that to import is les ar, largely e the freedom 5 im- ich comes with t! lus- structio Tarking SR opinion - of a .S 1 to go to the enter- skill boost. T m the Lapps and novelist as an article of wome S ndeer raising a atives learned fr hundreds of th {deer in Alaska are turni cless moss into food and clothing erial for the Territory and “the Q. bave disappeared entirely, that Tarkington talks the garb of women will closely ap- Somse golden age, proximate that of men. it be hard to distinguish t between m as well. ‘What ir size an Adirondac 1,850,000 n and wor are noted need k Park in New York apparent. { ¢ i | with acres owned by Any other | t When ails t state of New York is exceeded 1‘ auty only by the Yellowstone, C [ter st 107,000 ac Wdard. This is one opinion. opinion the open market, is worth quite as much in| and few middle- | is of natlonal Other large tskill Park, with gheny Park with 60,- : Palisades Inter- ate Park, 4 nd Ttasca ake Park in Minnesota, in- closing the sources of the Mississipi, 00 acres. | Q. When was Admiral | raised to the rank of admiral of the vy? A March, Q. Which two states have women 52 park state parks 150, aged observers will liv long | enough to determine wl corree acres chances are against any 000 dcios less contingency forsees. Dewey 1899 You can get an answer to any | Islands about a god- | opped her fires when her | Itese are | nt form represents the acti- in | te Park in South Dakota with | 000 | A. Mrs. M. A. Ferguson is gov- |ernor of Texas and Mrs. Nellie T. l]’.oss. is governor of Wyoming. sourl. It reads as follows: “ ‘Majority rule! Where is the : .. |logic to be found back of the ma- Q. ‘Which is the correct form ‘al- | jority rule or t1 son except the jright* or “all right*s |reason of necessity to dispatch | A. The correct form is “all right” | business? The majority has en {but “alright” s commonly used and | wrong oftener than it has | eventually will probably be accepted. 'right in all the course of time. | Q. Can you suggest some good | majority crucified Jesus Christ. The | mottoes for a history club? majority burned the Christians at A. The following the stake. The majority drove the | “In a certain sense are his- | Jews into exile. majority es- {torians"—Carlyle. “History tablished slavery., The majority set tillation of rumor”—Carlyle.” innume gibbets. The ma- history with all her volumes vast, chained to stakes and sur- hath but one page,”—Byron. “His- with cireles of flame tory has triumphec which through all the ages of t | besides it, nothing but eternity hath I's history. | triumphed over, cigh. Q Can you tell me vout Alexander Selk pired Daniel Defoe to Crusoe? may answer: up able ty rounded tyrs ar- majority wer the of wh and down wearing voluntarily upon theirt minority somet whos: write life Ro- ins forge fastened hen a some brave After getting 1 upon a gibbet, » home, at 25, he joinec ed him upon a cross, South Sea buc Tn 17 jis limbs apart with horrible led tain and 1ents of torture and the ma- at own request put stood leering and gib- |ashore at Juan Fernandez After tt who was the apostle living alone there for four years and {four months, he was taken off by He returned to Lar- e a lie var and died ms arose, they th | He was a native of soul, | ar| vas there mar fajority rule without limita- any brakes upon the of fools who happen then running the ma- government. The ma- and jeered when the world was round. y threw him intoa dun- ving discovered a new \a it S ibed said majori lumbus Arproximately = Q. What state 1 il : | ; world. T ajority sald that Ga- number of persons institutions | | P lileo mu on. The ma- for the ins ty cars of John Pym lare ocate the lib- press. The majority & Mason and Dixon line 1¢ horrible thing called d the majority in the 1 the thing as lon vas profitable and only tur reformer when it ceased to be profita Majority rule! the largest e syl S ania s the In proportion to York has the most tts is second ss of Helen and blind s4mns; Seminole Long Island, Oon date stone National Park 26 season? A. June 20, Q. How |are there in On Forest New York does Yellow- open for the ‘1 Observation On The Weather were ' 1926, many miles of raliroad the United St January 1, there Q. What a Garabed [EAT A machine inve |Garabea T. K | Q Has the Ttal Debt sett Washington, J 16.—Forecast for Southern New England: Partly energy | cloudy tonight; Thursday increas- named | ing cloudiness, not much change in temperature; fresh northeast winds this afternoon, shifting to south and southeast tonight. The disturbance of ¢ passed rapidly out to seca g the night and a strong area high pressure overspreads the region and the north Atlantic Pressure decreased conside the Mississippl valley with ard advance of the western which is now centra Showers occurred in orth Atlantic portions of the southern and the northern plain states. Aot lemperatures are lower in the ur i th Atlantic states but are rising it Miss kind of a machine alleged unlimited ted by a man Giragossian, agreement on the ement passed Con- How m of the amount | C ed from Unit States | does Ttaly have to pay? | A. The Ttallan Debt Settlement | has passed Congress. Ttaly leased from 74 per cent of [debt to the United State | Who was of Lake state is re- her war ably in Secretary , under the Confeds continued to Washington arrival, Marel Prohibition F A. To investigate Liquor laws. 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