Women Use Tears as Emotional Outlet Says Local Group
A series of interviews from Clarendon and nearby locales explores why women cry. Participants discuss tears as a relief for pent up emotion, sympathy to influence others, and differences in emotional expression between men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alfred McMurtry
Clarendon
Bob Lilly, JR
Hughes
Wanell Church
Legal Secretetary
West Tenth
Herman Bergman
Washington
Frank Schroeder
Harrison
Inner-Aid Claim Promises Relief for Gas and Headache
A reader reports dramatic improvement from stomach gas headaches and constipation after using INNER-AID. The ad claims twelve herbs cleanse bowels clear stomachs and act on sluggish liver and kidneys with relief after meals and no gas or bloating.
Dewey Will Remain Governor Until Inauguration
On October 18 while en route to Albany, Thomas E. Dewey said he would keep the New York governorship until his presidential inauguration if elected on November 2. Dewey’s secretary Paul Lockwood stated he would not resign to ensure continuity of office and Hanley would assume governorship if the election favored Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Paul Lockwood
Joe R. Hanley
Atom Bomb Expert's Study Ransacked in Oakland
FBI agents searched an Oakland home where Francis R. Bichowsky, UC thermodynamics instructor and Bikini Atoll observer, was away. Private papers in his study were taken or ransacked while valuables remained undisturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
FBI
Francis R. Bichowsky
University of California
Bichowsky
Bikini
Washington
Place for Peanut Found
Peanut butter and peanuts can be used widely in cooking from soup to desserts. Peanuts pair with cabbage, celery, eggplant, onions and potatoes for versatile dishes.
Connecticut Yankee Builds Miniature Railroading Fortune
A Connecticut inventor and model railroading pioneer, William R Smith, leads a 60 million dollar industry in hobby trains. He developed harmless smoke effects for scales, automated signals, and a talking station, pushing realism in miniature railroading and bubble gun novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
William R Smith
Smith
Thomas A. Edison
Itching First Application Relief Promises
Agonizing itching from eczema ringworm scabies is claimed to ease after one application of Blue Star Ointment. The ad promises money back if the first treatment fails and urges trying it today.
Inventor Smith Reflects on Costs and Curiosity
In discussing invention, Smith notes equipment costs rose from about $10 to $60 annually. He offers a cheeky definition of inventors as lazy, clever liars who bite off more than they can chew yet persist. He recalls his wife’s amused disbelief when he tested a bubble gun on the back porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
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