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Presents news briefs on developments around the U.S. as of November 1941. Decision of the General Hospital in Los Angeles, California to replace its dishes with fiber plates; Type of sign erected along the highway of Salt Lake City, Utah; Law passed in Tallahassee, Florida about car accidents caused by cows.

Presents news briefs on politics, science and social issues as of March 1940. Estimated number of divorces conducted in Miami, Florida; Amount of Washington relief apples shipped by the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation to Bentonville, Arkansas; Research conducted in London, England on the effects of radium exposure on the human body.

Presents a paper on the completion and opening of the new Aquarium and Biological Laboratory at Miami, Florida, in the 1920s. Interest of humans in fish; Economic aspects of marine fauna; Details on exceptional equipment at the Miami Aquarium; Plans of Miami Aquarium to study the food value of warm-water fishes; Discovery of a flamingo colony by the Aquarium expedition in the Bahama islands.

Focuses on the newspaper air delivery service offered by the newspaper "Fort Myers News-Press" in the Mangrove Coast in Florida spearheaded by circulation manager Whit Ansley. Role of the inaccessibility of hotels and private estates in the decision of Ansley and his friend Carl Dunn to establish the service; Recommencement of the paper delivery by the Royal Palm Flying Service; Plan of Carl Hanton to open a second air route for "Fort Myers News-Press."