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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
7
The article discusses methods to ease modern overstrain emphasizing relaxation and sleep. It notes historical ideas like Fletcherism and Coue, then highlights Dr Edmund Jacobson's program of progressive muscle relaxation as a practical path to reduce nervous tension throughout the body.
The article describes Jacobson's progressive muscle relaxation method. Subjects lie down and tense then release muscle groups from forearm to face, gradually relaxing the body for 45 minutes to an hour. The practice aims to reduce nerve strain and may help insomnia. It notes a rise in pilot license reductions tied to earlier private solo licenses.
Donna Gabriel falls from the trapeze and is badly injured while Madeline Siddal stays with Renfroe's circus. Madeline fears Ned Trafford’s danger while plotting to keep her place and win Con Davie’s love amid a funeral mood and mounting peril.
In a strained touring production the actress Madeline endures nightmares of snakes and assault as gossiping colleagues fear a rift with Donna Gabriel. Donna lies injured in Dr Cotton's sanitarium after a trapdoor mishap, while staff and a visiting Bill Siddal worry over her fate and the show’s future. The Federal airways report substantial surplus equipment and a planned two year reduction in new supply spending.
Data shows 13 755 pilots and 6 600 aircraft licensed on April 1 1934 versus 18 457 pilots and 7 004 aircraft on April 1 1983, reflecting growth in aviation licensing over the period.
US rice growers report a loss of 30 million dollars in gross income for 1932 compared with the 1824-28 period, highlighting a severe downturn in production and prices affecting farmers nationwide.
The article promotes a spring health tonic claiming fatigue, loss of appetite, and weak feeling stem from winter poisons. It argues red blood cell count and hemoglobin need boosting, and recommends taking 5.5.8 or S.S.S before meals to restore vigor and improve complexion as spring begins.
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