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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1932
Page
3
In Australia the koala toll skyrockets as a decades old beloved emblem faces collapse. The epidemic, triggered years ago, has killed thousands, prompting bans and alarms. Wildlife enclosures and native species face stakes as public sentiment shifts.
An aging clipping describes a robot paced racing method using a wheel apparatus to set tempo for runners at Oxford University. The piece claims such pacing aids endurance and final sprint efficiency, noting mechanical runners and the value of steady rhythm in training.
The article recounts a Golden Knife unveiling for a bridge in Mangkok, Siam. The ceremonial knife, a gift from the bridge's builders, was used to cut aside the curtain of polt and unveil the electric apparatus. The box reportedly traveled to many notable openings worldwide.
Fannie Hursts portrait follows Wanda Whalen a rich young woman born into the Medrose estate. Her early life abroad and ties to Boston New York and Europe frame her return to Medrose where suitors Eloise Martin Larry Moxon and Claiborne Clap orbit her. The piece traces her social rise in a small town, her European travels, and a pivotal romance with Claiborne culminating in a life choice that intertwines family fortune and citybound ambition.
An odd historical note describes an Egyptian device linked to temple water purification. The mechanism, possibly a coinage of Coeathing, uses a lever and valve to manage water flow via a submerged carver and weighted components. The text hints at a rain-triggered intake and a simple valve system within the temple apparatus.
The article discusses how vital signs may briefly continue after injury, allowing possible revival with artificial respiration. It notes drowning, electrocution, and asphyxiation as common causes and mentions the Berlin medical authorities stating death can be delayed by the heart’s retained activity after physiologic death.
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