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Brookshire Times

Location

Brookshire, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1930

Page

5

Millionaire Bucannan and Letty Plan Escape to Train

In a tale of power and passion, industrialist Thomas Bucannan confronts a moral test when Letty reveals he is already married to his business. She secretly speeds his clock ahead and convinces him to abandon Canada for love, racing toward the train together.

Letty Dartlett Bucannan Spottswood Canada New York She Thomas Bucannon Cunningham Tom Buccannan Mr. Spottswood Homas Bucannan Tim Phry Tommy Bucannon

Ancient inscription found near Rome markets during restoration

In subsoil near Trajan market and Augustus forum, workers uncovered an inscription under Virgil's portrait. It quotes Dante and references Aeneas, marking Virgil's birth bi millenary era and dating the find to about 400 years ago.

Rome Knights of Ithodes Trajan Augustus Virgil Dante Anchises Troy

Notables in Obscurity in Early America and England

Alexander Irvine arrived in New York and took a milk wagon job. John Masefield reportedly worked in a New York restaurant during that period. The anecdote contrasts Gorki and Jack London with Irvine’s humble start and a milk cart in view of a famous author.

Alexander Irvine England America New York John Masefield Doctor Irvine Eighth Avenue Gorki Moscow Jack London San Francisco Bay Kangas City Star

Deaf hearing neck device aids pilots and passengers

George Barton French, once a railroad executive in New York, invents a hearing aid that transmits sounds through the neck to circumvent airplane noise. The device includes a neck receiver band and compact variants like a camera case pocket model and a discreet eyeglass case for the hard of hearing.

George Barton French New York City Poplar Science Monthly

Cost breakdown of U S road funding sources and uses

The United States funds road building from general taxes 27.4 percent motor vehicle fees 20 percent gasoline tax 18 percent bonds 17.4 percent appropriations 8 percent and federal aid 5.2 percent with 4 percent from miscellaneous sources. Expenditures allocate 57.5 percent to construction 29.8 percent to maintenance 8.2 percent to bond interest and 4.9 percent to machinery and other equipment.

United States

Mud Ball and People in a Vast Cosmic View

A poetic reflection contrasts distant star clusters millions of light years away with a tiny ball of mud containing people. It ponders human foolishness and asks how one might avoid folly within such a vast cosmos.

Death Rate Cuts Highlight Medical Victory Over Disease

The joint committee on health problems reports major declines in deaths from diphtheria typhoid and paratyphoid since 1900 with diphtheria deaths down 95 percent due to vaccines and antitoxins. Typhoid deaths fall from 34 to 4.9 per 100 000, aided by water filtration pasteurization and carrier control. The general death rate drops from 20–30 per 1000 to 12 per 1000 by 1928 and life expectancy increases. infant mortality falls from 16 to seven per 1000 birth. The report credits education prevention early diagnosis and better care with saving billions and notes uneven gains among youths.

New York Joint Committee American Medical Association National Educational Association Asia United States Thomas D. Wood Teachers College Columbia United States Army Massachusetts Wood George T.zailmer American Child Health Association Hoover

High Hat Skipper Receives Top Hat in Quebec Port Honor

Captain James Jack of the Salacia received a shiny top hat and a gold headed cane as the fleet’s first vessel to enter Quebec this season. Officials of the Quebec harbor commission presented the land honors, and the skipper is pleased though the trappings clash with his seagoing uniform.

James Jack Donaldson ‘Hine Salacia Quebec

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