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Something to interest each of several kinds of patron interest is found in this issue. There’s the choking of miles 9f forest by shifting sand (in Douglas county; Oregon), a 24-compartinent trailer pullman for pedigreed dogs (Cincinnati), a carwheel tombstone of a railroad messenger boy (Nashville), a fire-walking by the Schingon sect in Japan, the coffin that wnn’t stay put under the dirt floor of a mission church in New Mexico, a traveling dentist, a midget and her 6 ft. 2 partner in a shoe store (Kansas City), a gander that stands sentinel over a Negro boy statue on a hitching post (Prospect, Ky.), Cleveland’s oxygen hotel, and the cartoning of baby alligators.— Running time, 10 minutes.
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