Brazil a land of adventure and contrasts to U S life
John Henderson profiles Wood a 17 year old Wood, born American, living in Sao Paulo for over a decade. He discusses Brazil's untapped resources, planned airplane expansion, and limited roads, versus the U S highway system. He notes language shifts, cinema slang, sports, alcohol norms, clothing costs, and transport limits shaping life in Brazil.
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Knollwood Drive
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Woodie
You Can Wear False Teeth With Real Comfort
An advertisement promotes Fasteeth a new powder that deodorizes and keeps teeth firmly set with no gummy taste. It claims comfort when eating or laughing and suggests buying at May Drug and other drug stores.
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Summer leisure advice from Uncle Rays Corner
Uncle Rays Corner urges balanced summer fun with outdoor reading and light games. He recalls childhood lazily shaded lake days interrupted by insects, then promotes moderate baseball and tennis, preserving space for thinking and dreaming alongside reading and exercise.
Pedestrian bumper aids British motor truck safety
A British motor truck uses a large forward roller that rotates backward to push pedestrians clear and roll them to safety. The device shoves anyone who falls in front of the vehicle away from the wheels in a protective action.
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