Tipping Problems Explained Practice Called Silly But Popular
Cleveland editors publish a booklet to clear up tipping confusion for travelers and citizens. Hank Andrews and Ed Clarke advise tipping for special service and say no tip is required for poor courteous service. They note World War II era tipping was a nightmare and stress service as the main criterion.
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Ed Clarke
Cleveland Press
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Eskimos Get Relief When And Is Found
The Department of Maternity Health and Welfare notes difficulty delivering family allowance checks to Canada's nomadic Eskimo population spread along coastlines and barren lands. About 1,605 Eskimo families with 3,648 children were listed as of March 31 1951. Instead of cash, allowances are issued as food clothing and equipment under district registrar oversight. Powdered milk and approved cereals are treated as semi items to help support children directly.
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Indian Tribe Keeps Old Ghost Ritual
Washington report notes the Sacrifices to ghosts survive in the Iroquoian Troquois nation with the feast of the dead. Believers hold two souls one entering spirit land and one remaining earthbound, with offerings, music, and food made to the second soul. Smithsonian cites ghost disease as a motive. The ritual was widely observed by early explorers but now limited to smaller communities.
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Gray Haired At 91 Turns Black In July Birthday
Henderson Tennessee reports Mrs. W. B. Shelton celebrating her 91st birthday with a remarkable hair change. Her daughter Mel and another relative say her hair, gray for about 40 of 45 years, began turning black about a month ago and may become fully black soon. The story notes her natural hair was medium brown and describes family impressions.
Unscheduled chaos disrupts Australian circus show
In Newcastle Australia a monkey four camels and a helicopter disrupted the Newweasile Show. The monkey bit a man and a girl sending them to hospital. The camel snatched a boy’s cap and ate it. The helicopter rotor blast toppled the main tent.
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