Dutch Courage May Come From Use Alcohol
The article reports on Dr. Henry H. Busby of Columbia University stating alcohol reduces fear but does not give true courage. He notes beer is best for digestion while plain carbonated water is preferable to sugary drinks and explains alcohol depresses judgment rather than stimulating properly.
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Henry H. Busby
College of Pharmacy
Columbia University
New York Botanical Garden
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United States
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Rusby
White House staff keeps work steady on Coolidge absence
Rudolph Forster, veteran executive clerk, directs White House routine as President Coolidge vacations in New England. Mail is routed from Forster, who handles most matters or forwards them to proper departments. Open telegraph links keep him in touch, with forms and precedents guiding daily admin work.
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United Press
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Hily
Coolidge
New England
White House
Rudolph Forster
Forster
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Everett Sanders
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War Department
Department of Agriculture
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Randolph Picnic Carnival Opens July 16 to 18
Randolph Texas advertises a summer event with a big carnival baseball games and a croquet tournament at the Randolph Picnic. Concessions are available by writing or calling A Brittain, Randolph.
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Randolph
A. Brittain
Texas
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