Czechoslovakia industrial giant with famed Bata plant
The article highlights Czechoslovakia as an industrial powerhouse with vast factories across Bohemia Moravia and Silesia. It notes Skoda armaments works in Pizen, Bata shoes at Zlin, and Moravian rail and textile hubs, plus radium from Jachymov and Praha printing and robotic associations. Mentioned are Prague motors, Brno textiles, and Bratislava dynamite works amid a broad economic landscape.
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Becom Sans
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Thomas Bata
Lynn
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Karel Capek
Proper Light Speeds Study Reduces Eyestrain
Eye authorities report that brighter lighting lets students read faster and remember more while reducing nervous tension. Avoid glare from windows or bare bulbs and place a leftward lamp to minimize shadows. Use abundant diffused light with a tall lamp and a well lit room for regular study to improve eye comfort and overall well being.
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Loonus
How Safe Are You at Home Red Cross Warns of Hazards
The Red Cross Home and Farm Accident Prevention Service will distribute safety checks to ten million homes and farms in October via chapters, school children, and Junior Red Cross, urging a home hazard survey. In 1935 to 1937 deaths from home accidents declined from 37,000 to 32,600, with major causes including falls, burns, poisonings, firearms, and suffocation.
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American Red Cross
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National Safety Council
Youngatere
Rock Island Items by Mrs Nicewander
Local notes report guests visiting Rock Island households from Beeville Waelder Abilene and satin island N Y includes Archie Townsend Alvin Barker Ruby Henrickson Lucille Redmond and H R Jacobsen family visits Departures include E J Humphreys born 1854 Ohio and his 84th birthday observance and interment in Myrtle Cemetery plus the passing of Grandpa Humphreys in Leavenworth Kansas Family history notes marriage Carrie Haslem 1881 eleven children survived Ruth died 1915 and the move to Texas reports end of local family ties
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M. J. Nicewander
Archie Townsend
Alvin
Beeville
Oscar Barker
Emily
Homer Wheeless
R. L. Bain
Houston
Etta Flournoy
Blundell
Waelder
Sterling, Kansas
Grandpa Humphreys
Leavenworth
Kansas
E. J. Humphreys
Ohio
Carrie Haslem
Ruth
Humpreys Family Rites Mark Life of Local Farmer
The obituary notes W. T. Humphreys and his father Mr. Humphreys, long engaged in farming and stock raising, with a family of four daughters and six sons. Funeral services were held in Leavenworth, Kansas, and interment followed at Myrtle Cemetery. Family and out of town attendees listed include several relatives and friends from Eagle Lake, Houston, and surrounding areas.
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