Water lawns and trees urged by city forester during drought
Temple Robinson, city forester, warns residents to water lawns shrubs and trees thoroughly during extreme drought. He advises long soaks in one spot rather than short waterings, water late evening or early morning, and to flood the root zones rather than just trunks, noting neglected trees will show the consequences.
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Temple Robinson
Guiding a Child Toward Balanced Affection for Pets
The text notes that pets often become a solace for lonely children and adults after human disappointments. Parents should respond with affectionate, critical support to rebuild trust while ensuring children still engage in healthy human companionship and activities.
Card of Thanks from the Gaither family
The Gaither family together with Marjorie and Paul Gaither express sincere gratitude for kindness and support during their bereavement. May God bless each person who offered help and sympathy.
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H. L. Gaither
Marjorie
Paul Gaither
Repairs Report on Fifteenth Avenue Sanitary Sewer
More than a dozen manholes on the Fifteenth Avenue main line are being repaired or relined after brick lining degraded. Jim E. Taylor, superintendent of the city sewer department, cites crumbling brick and dangerous conditions. Depths range from 15 to 27 feet.
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Fifteenth Avenue Main Line
Jim E. Taylor
City Sewer Department
Big crowd attends Ossining ball game. inmate escapes
A large crowd gathered in Ossining New York on Sunday to watch a prison team play. After the game Anthony De Bernardo an inmate serving 15 years mingled with spectators and slipped out an exit, causing concern for Sing Sing prison officials.
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Ossining
N. Y
Unemployment relief rule in Bloomsburg requires car keys
Poverty authorities in Bloomsburg on July 21 issued a rule to deny aid to those who own cars who have not deposited their car keys and license cards with the poor board. Telephones do not affect eligibility.
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Bloomsburg
Czech exile to live in homeland after injury award
Charles Slvka, deported as an alien, will receive $18 weekly for life from the state compensation board for injuries sustained while working in Cleveland. He plans to return to Czechoslovakia and live there.
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Cleveland
Charles Slvka
Czechoslovakia
State Compensation Board
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