Overlapping grip in golf boosts control for better swings
Instruction notes compare golf grips to baseball grips, urging finger grip and overlapping method. Emphasizes that the body should assist the club head, not the reverse, and advises smoother through swings for more accurate, directed shots. Also explains why overlapping grip enhances hand unity in the swing. A brief science blurb claims conger eel eggs could fill oceans if growth continued.
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Ff Mucb
Bell Byndicate
Europe
Curtiss Talks Moon Flight Possibility and Interplanetary Travel
Miami and Curtiss discuss reaching the moon and Venus. He says sailing to the moon is not impossible, comparing plans to Jules Verne and noting challenges like life support and navigation. Curtiss has made Miami home with a factory, two bases, and a flying school.
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Miami
Glenn Curtiss
Moon
Venus
Earth
Ian
Jules Verne
Curtiss
Mde
AH Living Plants Have Nerves Says Scientist
London reports a scientist argues plants possess nerves and react to stimuli. Ferbert G. Lanzfort contends trees show behavior akin to humans, with wakefulness and sleep patterns, and respond to light and chemicals. He cites experiments with treated and untreated trees showing differential survival.
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London
Ferbert G. Lanzfort
Indian Boys Farmicfland School Model Sparks Growth
Nearly forty Indian boys cultivate about sixty three to seventy five acres each on four thousand acres under the Chiloeed Indian School system. Superintendent Correll says the program turns ground into loweyed treasures with yearly production benchmarks. Younger boys guard smaller plots while the school handles grain for use or sale. The Chilocea schools model has been adopted nationwide.
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Lawrence J. Correll
Eiteen
Chilocea
Royal Heir Peter Drives Tiny Car in Morning Lesson
Crown Prince Peter of Yagor Shivia, six today, learns to drive under close watch of Queen Marie and King Alexander. The scene shows the young prince behind the wheel as a private tutor guides him along sharp corners and straightaways in the royal courtyard.
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Carl Bolgrad
Peter
Yagor Shivia
Marie
Alexander
Ail
Drith
Clock Restores 368 Year Himburg Timepiece
A village clock in Cristack, after a long malfunctions, has been corrected and now shows the current time again. The device reportedly ran continuously for 368 years, marking a remarkable repair milestone for the Geening-Tier settlement.
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Himburg
Cristack
Historic Oak at Rome to Be Protected by City
The city plans to protect the historic oak in Rome, citing its cultural value and community significance. Officials emphasize preservation as part of municipal service, ensuring the tree remains a landmark for residents and visitors.
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Rania
Whitey
Passo
Musaml
Philip Neri
Eli Gions
Klugh
Cuanming
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Oil and Minerals Make Indians Rich
Osage and Quapaw tribes grew rich from land grants, with Osages valued at over 100000 per head and royalty from zinc and lead totaling over 1500000 for Quapaw members. The Osages hold wealth communally while Quapaws distribute royalties across many members.
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Okla
Panniless
Anna Beaver Bear Gallan
Anna Beaver Mine
Larry Payne Whitney
New York
Wen
Ube Ortipanes
Daily Dozen Precepts Allegedly 2065 Years Old
Fragmentary report claims a Taoist precept system dates back 2065 years and includes breathing practices. University of California lecturer discusses archaic ascetic ideas linked to meditation and controlled breath as part of ancient Chinese philosophy.
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San Francisco
S. Johaasen
University of California
Cur
Town to pay five dollar note found after years
The Alexandria city council was alerted to a five dollar obligation issued 58 years ago by a corporation in Alexandria. The note, recorded by the comptroller, revealed redemption provisions and mystery over how it remained hidden and ended up in the comptroller’s office.
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Washington
Alexandria
Commelinal Timberman
Comptroller’s Office
Man Claims 153 Years Born in 1776 Sources Say
An elderly Calera resident proclaims he was born in 1776 and is the oldest man alive since the American Declaration of Independence. Local officials and historians say age verification is uncertain while noting he remains a notable local figure.
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Calera
Leyplb
Washington Hostesses and Protocol in the Capital
Washington hostesses confronting the new administration face strict social rules and fragile etiquette. Foreign ambassadors and ministers uphold dignity, while there is no official written protocol from the State Department. Wives of officials learn to navigate ceremonies, social obligations, and occasional missteps without a formal guide.
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Washington
Hidedd
Court of Appeals
State Department
Aninitateil Ui
Lincoln
Soldier with a bullet lodged in skull in Sun Jin Wi
A soldier survives a gunshot wound to the head with a bullet fragment lodged in his skull. He is reported to be under medical care, able to understand speech, and slowly recovering consciousness. Doctors say death would not be from the wound but from a brain disease or illness.
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Sun Jin
Cierzed
Willian Barrie
Harvin
Universal English a MiTrige Language Idea Emerges
A London and British centered report describes a plan for a universal English variant named panoptic English. It claims a reduced vocabulary, pictorial writing, and 12 core verb stems to express essential actions.
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Cambridge
London
Ancient Bones Found in Mystery Graves
Scientists discovered skeletons in graves at an unnamed site. The remains show large skulls and distinctive jaw features suggesting an ancient population. Further analysis will reveal the identity and origins of these early humans.
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Wallerthelins
Beebe's Deep Sea Device Aims To Reach Mile Depths
Note on William Beebe, famed American naturalist, developing a diving apparatus engineered for one mile depth. A large steel cylinder withstands five tons per square inch water pressure. The design promises safe descent to extreme ocean depths for exploration.
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Wikliam Beebe
Fiamous
Natoma
Miele
Road to Success Speech Mixed with Outlandish Claims
A fragmented note quotes Senator Shertvidze and Senator Shortridge referencing wealth and presidential runs. The passage notes public reception and warning about sticking to the right path on the road to success.
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Shertvidze
San Pramsear
Didty
Shortridge
Successful Marriage Ends With Alimony in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati Angl, relie No says a marriage between Noll Alive and Jim will yield little husbandly return though she expects a solid alimony payout upon divorce.
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Jim
Cincinnati
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