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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1935

Page

3

Maxie Baer vs Louis in New York Fight Preview

A boxing pundit lauds Maxie Baer for a likely victory over Louis at Yankee Stadium. He notes Baer’s experience and crowd pressure, but warns Louis could challenge with lefts from any angle and stage fright, while recounting anecdotes of past fighters and Ambers’ nerves before big crowds.

Grantland Rice Damon Bunvon Bil Cunningham Jack Cohway Joe McGlone Joe Lou Maxie Baer New York Yankee Stadium Maxie James J. Braddock Torlouis Johnny Dundee Dundee Wille Jackson Wille Philadelphia Wildie New Haven Jackson Almeida Providence Lou Ambers Rhode Island Lou East Canzoneri New Ambers Anyters Crateae Tanks Louis Harlem Detroit Metropolitan 125Th Street Lenox Avenue Bristol Toe Louis

Understanding the common cold and its prevention

The article explains the common cold as a catarrhal infection from germs, distinguishes it from hay fever, and debunks myths about catching colds from wetness. It covers symptoms, transmission by sneezing and coughing, and notes remedies such as avoiding crowds, vaccination, tonsil removal, clothing, footwear, exercise, and seeking warmer climates in winter.

Harlem Pride Shines Through Color and Confidence

The passage praises Harlem's pride and confidence as a child speaks of Louis and boxing vigor, asserting that color and strength define the community and its people. It emphasizes collective spirit and self-assured identity in Harlem.

Joe Louis Harlem

Red Cross Aids Plan for Highway First Aid Stations

The Red Cross launched its First Aid on the Highway project in New England to cut deaths from car crashes. Washington experts are aiding 100 New England chapters to survey highways and plan locations for first aid stations.

RED Cross New England Fight Red Cross Washington

Red Cross to Establish Highway First Aid Stations

The Red Cross plans nationwide highway safety stations at sites with high accident incidence. Officials will train Chapter members and station personnel, designate locations, provide first aid kits, and assign certified Red Cross First Aiders to respond until a doctor arrives. Sub committees will inspect stations under Washington supervision. Assigned riders include Carroll Bryant, Henry Cheatham, Paul Goss, Ramon Eaton, Fred Holloway, Frank Hoercher, Harry Kenning, Donald McLeod.

Red Cross Cary T. Grayson First Aid and Life Saving Service The Washington Carrol Bryant Henry Cheatham Paul Goss Connecticut Ramon Eaton Fred Holloway Massachusetts Frank Hoercher Rhode Island Harry Kenning Maine New Hampshire Donald McLeod Vermont

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