First White House bathtub fact sparks water use debate
A Swart Brent report highlights U S water use now three to four times higher per person than in other nations. It cites Lincoln’s White House bath as a historical note and notes New York Citys daily 900 million gallon use for a 6 million population.
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Swart, Brent & Co
New York City
Water Works Securities
England
The Twilight of low mood by Glenn Frank
Analysis argues we are near the end of a downturn as prices fall and inventories pile up then two forces may spark recovery. Depleted inventories push production to resume while cheap prices prompt cash holders to spend, signaling a slow, eventual rebound.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
The Fathful Cheat by Ruby Ayres
Sondra Kent watches a theater box as two suitors, John Anderson and Mark Merriman, pursue her while she weighs money and influence. Merriman, penniless yet ambitious, longs for a chance with Sondra, who is torn between love and security offered by wealth.
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Flora
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Anderson
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Overheating Dangers Warn by Dr Copeland
Dr Copeland warns of sunstroke in hot humid summers noting it affects all ages though elderly are most vulnerable. He outlines symptoms such as paleness weakness rapid pulse and dilated pupils and provides first aid steps including cooling baths loosening clothing and cold drinks. He cautions on the severe heat stroke form and urges temperance and rest in hot weather.
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Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Waive Rights Autotalk No 21
Autotalk No 21 warns drivers about right of way disputes on the road. It notes many drivers yield and keep peace, but some hogs meet and accidents can occur. A calm approach is advised and no one wins by aggressive driving from behind the wheel.
TALK ISN'T EXACT
Winifred Black notes a moonlit porch scene in the mountains where talk and exaggeration feel cheap. A quiet scientist guest contrasts clear, decisive thinking with ordinary chatter, prompting reflection on how outsiders perceive everyday conversation.
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Winifred Black
South Seas
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Dime a Dance Girls Dominate The Tenderloin Scene
New York July 20 Ten cent a dance ladies challenge the chorus in attracting patrons. Taxi drivers once attracted the most attention but now hostesses dance with all comers in various temples around the square. Proprie tors report many job applications as the number of dance halls grows and literary figures announce provocative projects amid the city’s lively nightlife.
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New York
Tin Pin Alley
Manhattan
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Guild
Marriage and Choice Loom in Evening at the Theater
Sondra weighs marriage and love amid family tensions after a theater outing. She ponders sending her beloved Mark Merriman to the Congo with John Anderson's help, while Flora's sharp beauty and Lomax's fatigue frame a restless scene. Sondra contemplates freedom tomorrow.
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Ben Lomax
Sondra
Biblical Quotation Puzzle Clue List Summary
A readable crossword style list of clues and numbers covering biblical quotations, food terms, verbs, pronouns, days, animals, plants, and minerals. Includes across and down entries with hints like Aurora, Capital of India province, and various short word answers.
Nighttime Skunk Inquisitive Encounter Sparks Curiosity
Inky the Skunk and Grunty the Possum meet a strange stranger by Paddy the Beaver’s pond. The creature swells, hides under a log, then lashes out, leaving the youngsters puzzled by his odd behavior and quick retreat.
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Skunk
Possum
Paddy
Beaver
Green Forest
Waco Farmer Kills Wife Then Self Near Chalk Bluff
Clarence Blackwell 90 a Chalk Bluff farmer shot his wife to death in front of her parents home near Waco. He then walked to his sister's home and killed himself with the same shotgun.
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Waco
Clarence Blackwell
Chalk Bluff
Meeting of Inky Grunty and the Porcupine Stranger
Inky and Grunty observe a porcupine like stranger covered in sharp spears. Quilly introduces himself claiming his father is Prickly Porky the Porcupine and asserts he is exploring the world for himself. He swears no fear of being touched and challenges any pursuer.
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St. Louis
Locust Street
Planter's Hotel
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Grunty
Quilly
Porky the Porcupine
Porky
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