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Te Aroha News, Volume XLI, Issue 6297, 2 November 1925, Page 8

Statistics prove that nearly twothirds of all letters carried by the postal services of the world are written, sent to, and read by Englishspeaking people. The first horseless carriage was invented in Paris in 1748 by Vaucanson, and its operation was witnessed by Louis XV. It was moved by a large clock spring. An oyster produces 50,000,000 eggs at a spawning. Only a few out of the fifty million survive, nearly all of the young being gobbled by fishes or failing to find a suitable anchorage. The Swedish Parliament has recognised ethical objectors to war, as well as religious objectors. They are to be allowed to do “constructive peace work” instead of military training. The yach St. George, carrying scientists who have been exploring the South Seas, has been towed into Panama with her coal exhausted, after cruising 17,000 miles in six months.

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