New Silver Lake Bridge Nears Traffic Readiness
Weather-friendly week may allow motorists to use the concrete Silver Lake bridge to reach Indian River Inlet avoiding the winter detour. Completion expected by mid January as piling depth shifts from 30 to 60 feet finish final touches to bridge sides. The project links Ocean Highway toward the resort and clears the last obstacle near the inlet.
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Silver Lake
Indian River Inlet
Charles W. Cullen
Local Delights and Civic Notes From Maryland Snippets
Mrs Sally Cannon and brother Samuel Baxter celebrate with cakes gifts and cards plus a Florida orange crate from a friend as Lang’s fruit cake fame wanes two years back. Meanwhile Talbot farmers expect about 96000 in 1938 agricultural checks. Petitions urge river rock opening delay and roadside lighting requests prompt county officials to study benefits. Queenstown seafood packer Jame Smith bruised after slipping on a wharf rope rescue attempt ends badly.
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Samuel Baxter
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Florida
Lang
Sally Lang
Leonard Lang
Wilmington
Tacher
Fall Centreville
Jame
K. Smith
Queenstown
Mr. Smith
Man Falls On Oyster Tongs Injuring Head and Body
A smith named Smith lost balance and fell onto oyster tongs from another moored boat. He sustained a cut to the head and severe bruising as a result. The scene appears at the dock where the vessels were tied.
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Smith
Books You May Enjoy This March Selections Popul ar
This March picks feature Pearl Buck’s The Patriot a Nobel winner set in China and Japan focusing on I wan a Chinese baker’s son who travels to Japan marries a local girl and returns home to rediscover patriotism. Also Wickford Point by John Marquand praised for its modern stylish tale and strong humor.
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Japan
the Patriot
Wickford Point
John Marquand
Little, Brown
Father
Bella
Seredit
Dorothy Canfield
Philip Gibbs
England
Neville Shute
James Boyd
Bitter Creek
Sunhor
Ray
Spur
Progress Depends on Love of Work Declares Pollock
Channing Pollock, noted playwright and publicist, argues in Rotarian Magazine that labor is dignified and desirable for all. He says progress and prosperity hinge on joyful work, noting that delaying work erodes dignity, self respect, and pleasure in living.
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United States
Channing Pollock
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The Value of Work and Personal Fulfillment in Labor
The speaker argues that all jobs offer value beyond pay, aiding personal purpose and status. Pollock cites playwrights and figures like J M Barrie to stress perseverance transforms dull work into thrill, advising balanced views on labor and leisure for lasting happiness.
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