Auto Club financing reform urged for Panhandle district
The Panhandle Auto Club needs funding from the Board of City Development budget via pro-rated chamber resources. Since W G Hill’s resignation the club faces funding gaps though it serves as a key civic liaison and tourist information hub, aiding travelers and local visitors alike.
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Insulated Kitchens Fuss Over Quiet Walls and Sizzling Skillet
The Canadian interior department released a booklet on insulated walls for homes noting kitchen noises may not disturb other rooms. It argues soundproofing has both pros and cons, since the frying pan’s sizzle can also signal breakfast and draw a family downstairs.
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Caution for Swimmers Warns on Heat and Drowning Risk
The piece notes hotter weather brings crowds to beaches and swimming holes while drownings rise. even good swimmers can be endangered by cramps undertows and treacherous eddies. It warns to heed simple safety rules and cautions about prohibition agents conducting still hunts.
Humans and apes resemble each other in brain and bone says professor
Berkeley July 11 In his new book Samuel J Holmes UC Berkeley biologist argues humans are physical counterparts of apes bone muscle nerve and even brain development shows striking similarities He adds moral traits have counterparts in the animal world and notes people fear gorillas only when provoked
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Whitey the Bunny Learns Home Is Best
A young white rabbit named Whitey wanders from the briar patch after staining his coat. Fearful of predators, he endures a tense night until his mother Ioops finds him and chastens his roaming, reaffirming the briar patch as safety.
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Lovers, Ills, and a City Park in a Tense Evening
In a Glenn Park hillside scene Jerry and Heinie share a hopeful talk about Stephanie's future and their own paths. Jerry muses on love, independence, and possible happiness for Heidi while Marta weighs hospital debts and mortgage worries. Saxon appears as the story slows toward a cliffhanger.
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Soviets Execute 2 Former Hangmen
In Kiev on July 11 the Soviet regime shot two former guards Sergeyev and Kuznetzov who helped hang Dmitri Bogrov after he killed an official at a 1911 opera. The pair were punished as torturers and murderers for their role in the monarchist revenge tied to the Bogrov case.
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Wall Street Bishop at Noon Show Highlights New York Life
McIntyre recounts his downtown strolls and social observations in New York on a July afternoon. He flags a press agent Broadway outfit, a bobbed hairstyle revealing a bald spot, and his own urge to mock police uniform authority. He notes policemen vary by district and reflects on public service vs. perceived power.
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Sheriff Seeks Illinois Prisoner Held for Excursion Rate
Detroit police arrested a man sought in Decatur Illinois last week. Decatur Sheriff A. A. Thrift wired to have him held until this week to use an excursion rate for transport. The prisoner’s name was not released.
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Local Insurance Policy Foe Plea Goes To Superior Court
Savannah reports a tale of an Atlanta man who bought an accident policy, fell ill with pleurisy, and sued for weekly benefits. The lower court ruled pleurisy not an accident, a visitation of God, but the Superior court reversed, arguing it would be an accident if God ever visited Atlanta.
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Minor parties clash over fusion and unified party aim
AP report outlines Prohibition and former labor party conventions in Chicago arguing against fusion. Each group pursues separate presidential candidates, with leaders saying a single anti wet plank and a dry declaration are goals and meetings to amalgamate fail.
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Chicago
Prohibition
Smith
D. Leigh Colvin
New York
Laura Hughes Lunde
Paris Divorce Mill Slow in America Cases
Paris reports the divorce mill process moving slowly in American cases. Officials note delays and legal hurdles affect filings and settlements, with judges urging quicker disposition of petitions.
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