davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

Illustrating the Interesting Idea Of the Late
Showing the the Through Nrbua
a Of lea
Prophecy of the Millennium.
With Its Panes-Earth
(b) The Area of Warning Changes of Climate.
The Area High of Life Nebua
Gases and Corresponding to the Biblical millennium"
Id Area Where Life Begins Ia Fail Through Heat.
g Heart OF
Including Is Completely nCinerated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21


square Of four, which is IS times And SO no.
The most logical effect OF the collision
between two Rebulas would be 20 make them
start revolving around their new. mutual cen
ter of gravity. This is one hypothesis on the
origin of spiral nebula; that they have been
formed by the union of two smaller netrllae
If the two nebulae-the one containing
millions Of stars along with our Sun, and the
other, the new-found formation out in space
were mutually tangled up into some new
spiral nebula then the forces on everything
in the two systems would be altered from
what they are now
Whether our Sun would collide directly
with another star cannot be known, but it is
quite possible that the distance of the Earth
from the Sun might be altered in the nebular
collision II this were so il would have vast
changes on any inhabitants of the Earth who
might be living in that distant day.
II the Earth came a few million miles
nearer 10 the Sun than 1t is now, the tempera-
ture on the Earth would greatly increase. All
the water on the Earth might be raised TO the
boiling point and animal life as We know II
taud that means all Of usl would bc parboilcd
just like q lobster dropped into a stcaming pot
Of boiling water.
ON the other hand, If the Earth were pulled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Like an0rbof Fire
HurIedatUS
BytheHand{S}{sC reat0r

The Discovery of a NebuIo. Nearest TO
Us of ANY and Hurting Toward Us At
the Perhaps Prophetic Vision Of the
Famous Scientific Novelist Wells. But Un-
fortunately This May Be Too La+e TO Stop
the Present War
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

atmosphere w ould
perhaps bring pro-
foun d changes TO
the Earth.
Prof. Serviss sug-
gested { h at tn @
gases might destroy
all bacteria of dis
ease so that a day
would come when
death by disease
would vanish. a n d
man would become
n Q arly immortal
and free from death
by this cause.
But as the Earth
rushed on. accord
Ing 10 Prof Serviss,
II would enter other
regions of the ne
bula and gradually
approach tn . no I
central portion II
m j & n { take l 1000
years even though
its speed was 300
000, 600 miles G a c n
year TO do this be-
cause Of the vast
extent OF the nebula
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

REEL-A coffee-mill invented
by Satan. and designed 10 snarl-up
at critical times. thereby inducing
profuse profanity.
FISH-LINE-An expensive piece
of string. It snarls. gets snagged
and is guaranteed 10 break at the
right time. thereby creating the
abb for the "whopper" that al
ways gets away.
"WHOPPER"-A term used 10
describe all fish which get away.
Associated words are whale, "
"lunker" and "sockdolager."
CREEL-The distinctive item Of
a trout fishermans uniform. a
fragile wicker basket in which 10
hide a worm can. carry a fly book,
lunch. etc. Occasionally used 10
hold small trout.
WADERS-An effective means
of carrying water from the stream
to a convenient log. Guaranteed
to keep the feet hot in Summer
and freezing in cold weather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Fish Expedition
Listed Sunday
By Congress

A mass fishing expedition on the
Huron River. conducted by the
Detroit Sportsnen's Congress and
open 10 the general public viii
start al IL a m. Sunday.
Those interested will meet az
the Dexter bridge az II a. m This
bridge is located just out OF the
town Of Dexter.
II Is in the form Of an investiga-
ton more than q fishing trip
Fishermen viii be placed along the
river in sections where bass are
usually found more abundantly.
Each angler VIII use regulation
equipment and all fish will be re-
turned 10 the water. This par
ticular stretch was planted with
bass in 1889 and 1910.
inexperienced fishermen will be
shown by experts how 10 land bass
without injuring them and the
proper way 10 return them 10 the
waters.
Wading streams will be neces-
sary. so bring along your boots. A
picnic viii be held in conjunction
with the expedition in DeXte r.
Park. Families are invited 10 join.
Les Braddock is chairman Of the
trip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Dates for


August COCOON DOG FIELD
TRIALS. Kerr Park,2 miles south,
IL miles west of Rochester IN
Hanlin (21-Mile road.
August 10-Weekly meet Of the
DETROIT FLY AND BAIT CAST
ING CLUB, Palmer Park Pool.
August Last day Ma
TIONAL SKEET TOURNAMENT
Capitol City Gun Club, Indianap-
oils.
August 1O-Michigan Resorters'
CHAMPIONSHIP
Muskegon.
August MICHIGAN WILD
FLOWER ASSOCIATION meet
ing with the nineteenth annual
plant science seminar. Cranbrook
Institute, Bloomfield Hills.
August 15-16-17 - Thirty-siXth
80 calibre MICHIGAN
STATE RIFLE MATCHES al
Camp Grayling. 5 miles west Of
Crawling.
August 1e-OUTDOOR WRIT
Frs ASSOCIATION special shoot
al Vandalia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Has Good Variety

Eppinger said that their supply
Of shotguns and deer rifles are
fairly complete. IF we don't get
our deer rifle ammunition through
from the factory our supply will
be exhausted by September Is.
Fred Smith, manager of the j.
L. Hudson sporting goods depart
ment, says he has normal supply
of deer rifle ammunition, and good
variety Of rifles and shotguns and
shotgun ammunition.
Lee Lippman. president Of the
Tool Shop Sporting Goods Com
pany, said. Several models OF
rifles and shotguns have been dis
continued. l look for about so per
cent of the orders now on hand
at the factories TO be filled. Now
is the time 10 purchase guns.
They'll never sell for less"
Michigan leads the country In
the sale Of sporting arms and
ammunition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Police Pistol Aces
Fire on Their Day

records. Much has been said Of
their reputation as shooters. The
Police Field Day Will give thou
sands an opportunity to view these
men in action.
On the team are Patrolmen
Harry Reeves, considered the
greatest pistol shot in the world;
AL Hemming. holder and maker OF
dozens Of worlds records, and
Maurice LaLonde.
Detective Albert Shapiro and
Lieut.. Marvin Driver round out
the five-man team, and the latter
two are the only real competition
that Reeves, Hemming and La
Londe ever get, whether II be
shooting for the worlds title or in
practice.
internationally famous track
and field champions also are on
the program. Other entertainment
features are Bill Robinson. the
Teeter Sisters with their breath
taking performance on a small
platform 100 feet above the
ground. the Reynolds Roller Skat-
ers, a hunt club steeplechaSe with
horses entered by the finest sta
bles in the Middle West and rid
den by nationally famous riders.
The Chevrolet Glee Club, COM
posed Of IS strong voices; the Sic
grist aerial act, plus 10 more acts
which Supt. Louis l.. Berg an
nounced he was arranging COM
plete the card.
A tug-of-war for the American
championship and sponsored by
the A. A. l.. will top off the after
noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Post New Signs
On Fish Sites

LANSING. Aug. e.-Field rep
resentatives of the Conservatives
Department are posting 10000
signs needed 10 make effective the
new rules and regulations govern
ing state-owned lands. The signs
are being placed on public fishing
sites. state forests, state ganns
areas. and unadministered state<
owned lots and acreage.
New rules adopted by the con-
servation commission are TO con.
tinue in force for 10 years. The
principal revsions and additions
10 the old rules are prohibitions
against camping on state land for
more than Is days without a writ
ten permit; camping where post
ing prohibits It; leaving boats un-
attended overnight where posting
prohibits and leaving boats or fish
shanties on any other state lands
for more than IS days without
written permission.
Continued in effect in the new
regulations is a provision making
il unlawful 70 place or distribute
advertising signs or literature on
state land. 1t will be unlawful 10
use rakeS. cradles. pickers or any
other mechanical devices for
gathering blueberries. Users OF
state lands are specifically p-
structed to put no r7lbbisi
streams or lakes or leave II ~.
buried and not TO build a fire
without proper provision TO pre-
vent its spreading.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
NORTHERN PIKE DEVOUR DUCKS BY MILLIONS
Figures Show 100000 Crunched During 1910 Alone
BY DON GILLIEs

It's written in the pages Of his
tory the whale swallowed poor old
Jonah. Many doubt that. Scien-
lists say II just couldn't happen.
But that's nothing There are
thousands Of sportSmen who say
the great northern pike would
turn up his nose TO a nice tender
little duckling.
Ducks Unlimited. an organization
headed by Tom Main Of Winnipeg,
and dedicated 10 the protection
of migratory fowl in their north.
ern Canadian breeding grounds,
has positive proof eight per cent
of the potential crop Of ducks find
their way 10 cannibal underthrust
IF those great crunching jaws Of
the northern nike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
It's Not Much

So what. Eight per cent Of the
total duck crop is not much. or Is
it? Lets take look az the
figures In 1910 il was 100000
little ducks
Legal hunters, with all their
high-priced shotguns. a trainload
of shot, dogs. licenses, boats
guides and so on, bagged only an
estimated 5000 600 ducks.
Northland marshes adjoining
lakes or rivers are infested with
northern pike, often referred 10 in
the north country as iackfish
They Winter in the deeper water.
but in the Spring they seek shall
low sluggish waters.
r. S. RuSsenholdt. assistant gen.
eral manager Of Ducks Unlimited
has counted 80 Of these duck
killers in an area as small as a 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

for pike and bass in Spring Lake
We were drifting in toward shore
and casting az the same time,
when all Of sudden one fellow
got a hit Immediately he started
.reeing.
When he cot II up 10 the boat
n got the net ready and tried TO
bring him out and away he went
into A boat house We all jumped
in after him.
Finally we cornered him Ny
friend I'd made a lunge for il and
succeeded in grabbing IT right be-
tween the eyes. Out we came with
a 24-inch pike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Revised Fishing Terms
THEY'RE PRESENTED HERE
FOR YOUR APPROVAL

"Waders" hold more water than
boots" and are preferred In put
ting out camp fires.
IZAAK WALTON-Patron saint
OF anglers. and a descendent Of
Ananias, prince of liars. key
was a patient guide" who in
structed in the art Of we angle"
and founded a league Of good
sportsmen. IN
JIMMY HEDDON-The AnlNb
can Izaak Walton who popularized
the art of bait-casting, and pio-
neered in artificial bait manufac-
turing.
FLIES-A feather imitation Of
nothing ever seen, with very fanci-
full names, and the favorite food
of house moths. Flies are princi-
pally used TO decorate fishermen's
hats and bushes along the stream.
BOAT-A leaky tub with a to-
mato can for bailing. and a pair
of mismated oars. Antique boats
a high rental.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Moose, AIbino Deer
Spotted Above Straits

Two moose and an albino deer,
uncommon in the Upper Peninsula,
were reported seen recently in
Marquette County, conservation
Officers report.
A big bull moose was seen
standing in a road in Forsythe
Township. while the other moose
was reported by a farmer four
miles south Of Republic. p miles
away.
The snow white deer was seen In
Sands Township.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Coon Dogs Licenses
Available for Owners

Coon dog owners who want 10
train their hounds for field trials
before September l are reminded
a permit from the conservation de-
psrtment in Lansing is now re-
quired.
The law provides dogs may he
trained upon game birds or ami
mails in the field only in the so
days preceding the opening Of the
season in which the game is 10 be
hunted. The raccoon season opens
November /,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

parent began directing her kit
tens 10 the den, under the tree.
Won't Run Awoy
"T'll chase 'em for you. Dad.
Don't hold my hand so tight"
Once more we took the role of
pursuers, my heart pounding.
Two young skunks decorously
descended the burrow. Mother
skunk stood before the den, tail
appraised, mistress of what had
been a difficult situation.
We clambered through the
wide-barred gate and set off up
the lane in silence. My mind
was absorbed in thu proposed
photography Of goldfinches in the
morning. The little boy was
deep in thought, too. He first
broke silence.
What were they, Dad?"
wood pussles or skunks."
PUSHES" he re p e a t e d.
BuSSicS,
When we entered the farm
kitchen he ran to his mother,
saying:
on bet you don't know what"
did you have a nice time ?"
she asked.
"I'll bet you don't know what"
he said "Our Dads a sissy.
He's afraid OF catsw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Nature in August
DAD LOSES FACE. IN FLIGHT FROM SKUNK

With my little son, I had gone
to the woodland clearing to set
up the bird blind" Ia tent-like
structure used as a hiding place
when watching and photograph
ing birds) from which hoped 10
photograph goldfinches at the
nest.
The small boy-not 5 years of
age-really was a hindrance 10
the work at hand, but he was
such q pleading fellow and chat
tered so happily on the fierce"
birds that one day he would
photograph that always he was
q good companion.
"You aren't afraid OF any OF
them. Are you?" he asked.
turning upon me candid blue
eyes.
"Of course, not" I replied
easily.
"You took a picture OF n big
owl once, didn't you, Daddy?"
Yes" II was a great horned
owl; a captive bird that later
was given freedom.
Shows Courage
cit was mad, Dad, but you
weren't afraid. were you Dad? 2"
II should say not" l replied.
putting on what I hoped ap-
preached a look of stern cour-
age
The boy scampered here and
there in the grassy clearing as
I set up the blind before a
hawthorn tree in which nested
the golden thistle birds.
As / drove the last stake sup
porting the canvas blind" he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Government Publishes
WiIdIife Booklets

Two interesting and useful gov
eminent booklets describing
methods Of increasing wild life
have recently been issued. They
are "Wildlife Management
Through Soil Conservation on
Farms in the Northeast" by
Frank c. Edminster. biologist, and
Plants Useful in Upland Wildlfe
Management" by w. l.. McAtee.
technical adviser to the director
of United States Fish and Wldlifs
Service.
Both may be purchased from
the Superintendent Of Documents,
Washington, at ! cents per copy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Times Fish Contest
FORWARD LUNGE NETS
24-INCH PIKE CATCH

a beautiful sdver lapel but
TON wH be mailed 20 you free,
by just Writirg 100 words Of
your most thrilling fishing err
perienes. Should your story be
Judged best Of the weeh, you
uW receive a gold emblem.
Every one thot writes story
becomes member OF The De-
trod Times Fish Story Club.
Better hurry, only three wseks'
ieft. Address your letter. De-
troit Times Fish Story Club,
Detroit Times. Detroit.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

as we walked
b a c k the
W o o d ! a n d
p a t h. En-
trance 10 the
woods is made
by a long lane
with a great
gate AT each
end. At the
woods gate IS
a gro V Q OF
hawthorns.
AS we ap-
nr n n r \, a n
these l spied
tw kitten
like creatures.
m ke n in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

rest of the brood having become.
jackhsh diet. Nj
This great organization is carry
ing on persistent research and
continually developing d efens e
measures against excessive jack
fish probation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

called me 10 come see what he
had found.
ITS a groundhog's den" he
shrieked in excitement. l ran
forward, Surely enough, he had
come upon the heap of yellowish
earth thrown up before the den.
ITS Just like you told me,
Dad" He added how fearlessly
he would meet all such danger
GUS woodland folk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

An exhibition by the greatest
pistol shooting team in the world
will be only one of the many en-
tertainment features of the fif-
teenth annual Detroit Police De-
partment Field Day at the State
Fair Grounds race track next Sat
urday.
Every man on the Detroit po-
lice pistol team has made world S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

white, moving sedately before
us. At once there was scuf-
fing sound beyond a great fat
topped thornapple we were just
passing. Quickly l wheeled 10
find mother skunk rushing 10 the
defense Of her young
Selling the little boys hand
! cried:
Run"
His stout little legs were set in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

foot circle. Any duckling brood
swimming over a spot like that
would have little or no chance to
survive
Nimble swimming golden-eye
are most successful in
evadlng jackfsh. The ubiquitous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Deer, Ruled Grouse
Plentiful in North

Reports from the Upper PENN
sula indicate deer and rufed
grouse arc IN abundance IN almost
every section. Besides nuDerous
large brOOds a grouse seen by both
officers ana woods
men. several broods Of less abund-
ant spruce grouse have been re-
ported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

and the husky canvasback
are more often grabbed by the
submarine guzzlers.
It's a common sight. according
&c Main and Russenholdt, TO see a
motherly mallard chuckling 10 a
.singls surviving offspring-the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
An Old-Time Sturgeon

The age Of a 7M-foot sturgeon
once captured in Lake Superior
was estimated al go years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Mrs. Skunk Wins

Voice quavering, I said, lets
chase them" Holding hands,
we rushed the wood pussies. The
parent scampered to the side of
her kittens and turned to us her
beautiful tail, appraised The
young skunks did likewise. and
again we retreated. The skunk
now cscortcd-with dignity, l
must say-~her children 10 a tree
by the fence in roots of which
was a grounding burrow.
care we afraid OF them,
Daddy ?" was asked in the half
light.
mo Stree"
Lets chase 'em again" he
said. This we did, but only for
a discreet distance, as again the
three creatures paused, tails
arched over their backs. We
stood motionless and again the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

motion and we scurried past the
kittens now standing quite still.
Parent skunk pursued us for a
distance; she was about 20 feet
in advance Of her youngsters
and about so feet from US when
we halted.
"Why are we running,
Daddy ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Tough to Get

1.-THE supply Of shotgun am
munition Is sufficient to take
care of this increase, but the
same cannot be said about me-
talllc ammunition especially the
center Are variety. Rim fire 30
ammunition will be tough TO
get. Our supply of guns and
ammunition should take care of
any normal season. Most Of our
dealers increased their orders
40 per cent over last year. 1
doubt II they get their full
order.
In the retail field. Ed Eppingei
Of the Lou Eppinger Company o
Detroit, said: "A district sale
manager of a large arms ant
manufacturer was il
our store the other day and ad
vised that all small bore rifle
clubs would be wise TO purchase
their requirements for the two ol
three years, if they expect to keeI
active"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Sufficient Supply

Ike Pancake. president OF Bos-
trick Braun Company, large To-
ledo iobber, who covers southern
Michigan, says they have a suffi-
Gent supply of shotgun shells.
There may be a shortage OF
rife ammunition, some makes OF
shotguns and deers rifles" Pan
cake said.
c. ]. Frisch. general manager
Of Morley Brothers, large Sagi-
nav jobbing house, anticipates a
record season in the sale Of guns
and ammunition.
81 look for more guns to be
distributed this year, than any
other season. because Of better
working conditions. The crop OF
small and large game Is as good
or better than ever"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Spies Skunks

The August light was failing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
By Clayton H. Smith

parent began directing her kit
tens to the den, under the tree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Bullets, Guns Shortage
For Hunters Expected
Defense Needs to
Curb Sportsrnen
in Michigan
By DON GILES

Michiean's 10000 small game
hunters and $4,000 deer hunters
will feel the effect Of the national
defense program in the purchase
of guns and ammunition for this
years hunting season.
A poll of jobbers and retail
stores reveal that while there Is
no cause for immediate alarm In
the shortage, the situation is
bound TO grow acute. as the sea-
son progresses.
Despite the fact that many deal
ers anticipated a shortage of guns
and ammunition and placed large
orders as far back as a year ago,
their chances of having them
filled 100 per cent before the sea-
son opens are not too bright.
There seems TO be a good sup
ply of shotgun ammunition or at
least enough TO take care OF any
kind of demand this year. How
ever. this is not true in metallic
ammunition. rifles and shotgunS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Offer Huge Show
At Mickey's Bar

WITH SUCH huge show as
the one on view at Mickeys Bar,
it seems certain that Mr.. Jarvis
will have 10 enlarge his place be-
fore many more weeks pass by.
The revue has clever George
Stella at the helm and reminds
one Of a miniature musical stage
show. In the lineup are Sam and
Jenny, black-faced comedians; Do
lores Lamont, Mexican dancer;
the Holly Sisters, Gay Nineties
dancers. Doralyn. -. aerobatic~ and
taps: Ann Starr, character dancer,
Vada, an exotic; Max Thornan,
impersonator; O. w. Cortini, come
dian and juggler Vicki Lancer.
blues singer, and Joe Blankets
band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

fight scene with Jeffrey Lynn in
Million Dollar Baby in which l
ripped a good suit and ruined it,"
Reagan was told. when he left
the set the first night, to have his
suit cleaned for scenes to be done
the following evening. Besides
having his clothes undergo an air
raid b o m r d m . n for three
nights, Reagan'S suit also under
went three dry cleaningS.
From no4N on" Reagan said.
I'm going 10 wear swimming
trunks and an old sweater dur
ing rchearSalS of any scenes l
suspect. I'll also bring on the
set an old. medium and new
suit. After rehearsal I'll know
which one i can afford to wear"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Fine Substitute

Conrad Nagel former screen
idol. undertakes the Elliott role in
this production and does A very
good job of II, although he has
a hard time keeping his voice
down 40 that mumblinG monotone
which the part demands. He has
10 harness his booming voice 10
comparatively dismal rumble for
The most part and his actions have
10 be equally devoted 10 the art
Of underplayinG
You sec. II ait concerns the bad
habits Of a college professor VINO
has taken his life and campus
routine, not only for granted. but
with the abSent-mnded Oblivion
which Is generally conceded 10 the
erudite and slightly impractical
members of the faculty.