Beverage demand tied to heat and quirky notices
The piece notes beer and soda consumption rising with temperature, a Salt Lake City pet shop sign about a long dog, Lord Peel fined 70000 for license excesses and 61000 spent beyond 15000 authorized, a New Jersey wedding item about a bride in a fantasy shirt, and beauty trends with eye makeup rising 2 percent.
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Salt Lake City
Lord Peel
Ministry of Works
N.J
Contour chair inventor Victor Le Doux builds a business
Reading fragments show Le Doux and his wife investing $11 000 to distribute an unconventional contour chair that achieved over 6 000 000 in sales last year. The piece also notes varied anecdotes from wartime injuries, school days, and jokes, plus a brief mention of Chicago soap opera origins and shoe industry labor estimates.
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Victor le Doux
le Doux
Yale
Chicago
Washington
Man Taken to Court Over Five-Cent Newspaper Theft
In Montreal a man was summoned to court for stealing a five-cent daily newspaper from a restaurant each morning since 1944, a long running case noted for its unusual habit and persistence.
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Montreal
Five Wonder Foods fuel youthful looks and health
Nutritionist Gayelord Hauser shares how a balanced diet including the Five Wonder Foods supports vitality. He notes a restaurant sighting and urges practical meals rather than rigid adherence, stressing proteins, vitamins, and minerals from brewer’s yeast, skim milk, yogurt, wheat germ, and blackstrap molasses.
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New York
Gayelord Hauser
Teria
Ieou
Ponta
South faces critical defense in four spades hand
Bridge note analyzes a four spades contract where South wins with the ace, draws two trump rounds, then switches to diamonds. West must win the first diamond trick to avoid South ruffing and the defense cannot defeat the contract. South avoids drawing all trumps to maximize nine tricks.
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North
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Presbyterian Leader Dies At Age 83 In Korea Mission
The Rev. William D. Reynolds, 83, pioneer Southern Presbyterian missionary to Korea, died at his Montreal home. He translated the Bible into Korean and taught at the Korean seminary in Pyongyang. Survived by widow Patsy Bolling Reynolds, two daughters Cary Wilson and John Groves, and son Bolling Reynolds. Funeral by Rev. John R. Williams of Montreat. other arrangements incomplete.
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Asheville
William D. Reynolds
Southern Presbyterian
Korea
Montreal
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Patsy Bolling
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Cary Wilson
Charleston
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John Groves
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Bolling Reynolds
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Reynolds
Korean Theological Seminary
Pyongyang
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John R. Williams
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Understanding arthritis causes and treatments in general practice
Arthritis affects about one in twenty Americans with multiple causes including injury infection age and hormones. Treatments vary by type and severity with measures like heat aspirin like drugs vitamin D and calcium under medical supervision, ACTH in some cases, and addressing chronic infections to improve health. The doctor assesses severity by examination and X rays.
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