Borah Anxious About Reelection Says Pocatello Paper
Pocatello Idaho June 18 The Pocatello Tribune reports Senator William E Borah Republican Idaho is anxious to seek reelection citing questions in the coming campaign He wrote to Idaho Republican state chairman R P Parry to state his position if Idaho Republicans wish to consider another candidate Borah has not made a firm decision since leaving the Cleveland convention Washington June 18 Borah declined comment on the reports saying he wrote Parry and had nothing further to add
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Sleep Aids From A French Scientist In Paris
A French scientist M Maurice Boigey outlines simple, drug free sleep cures in his Paris published book The Science of Rest. He advises counting sheep is wasteful and suggests calming nerves to sleep using oil and menthol for breathing relief.
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Goldfish feeding questioned by Commons debate
The Oldham public assistance committee suspended a junior clerk for refusing to feed goldfish in an ornamental pond. The clerk argued his duties were clerical, not tending water creatures, with support from the National Association of Local Government Officers. Mr Wilfrid Roberts plans to raise the issue at Westminster to press for removal of the suspension.
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Season boosts trade as royal mourning rules ease
King Edward's announcement allows the public to avoid mourning and keep the season lively. London’s social season is seen as a strong trade booster with over 100 million dollars expected to be spent before August 15. Designers, jewelers, florists, hairdressers, hotels and caterers stand to gain, while about 5,000 unemployed hotel and catering workers may return to work. Bolivia aims to finish its 300 million dollar highway project by 1938.
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