Marty’s World Series Moment Ends Baseball Career
In a tense top of the ninth, Foley hits a double after a misplay and Marty Kelsey steps to the plate with ailing hip and a World Series crowd watching. Patterson’s offer to join a sporting goods firm lingers while Marty contemplates retirement as his dream nears its final at bat.
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Plastics Spoil Skidding Fun for Children and Dogs
New York AP reports that plastics applied to the bottom of surfaces could create firm tread for skidding cadets and dogs. The National Safety Council estimates 64 percent of accidents come from fans and white rugs account for many of these incidents.
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New York
National Safety Council
Music boosts output in factory tests on assembly line
In an eastern radio equipment plant, daily output rose 7 percent and nightly 17 percent when music played during a 12 week study. Dr Henry Clay Smith of Harton College notes the mono graph from Stanford presses APA. Joseph Tiffin Purdue foreword calls it a milestone in music in industry. About 100 workers participated. Prior to testing workers chose music as pleasant by a large margin.
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Ralph H. Heppe
Palo Alto
Calif
Henry Clay Smith
Harnton College
Clinton
N. Y
Stanford
Music boosts factory output under varying conditions
A study shows production rose with music across shifts, peaking on the day shift at 122 percent. Results indicate more music boosts output when workers prefer it and job tasks permit chatting, with semiclassical and vocal selections affecting patterns differently and accidents rising on days with more music.
Carl Few Remembers Rockford Ir AP
R E Burritt likely lacks modern car ownership. He owns two ancient Maxwell cars from 1911. A mammal platy pus lacking teats oozes milk from pores and young lap it up.
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Rockford, Ir
R. E. Burritt
Athletes Foot Germ Killer Ad Promises Quick Results
An old advertisement touts a topical “funsicide” product claiming to kill athlete's foot germs within an hour. It urges readers to ask any druggist for the strong formula, made with 90 percent alcohol and marketed through Dothan Drug Co.
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Dothan Drug Co
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