Niagara Action chair offers deep massage for atomic era jitters
Rose Furniture Co. showcases the Niagara Action chair in a Niagara motor powered model bedroom. The chair provides a ten minute deep massage with a foldout control panel to operate three motors and dial settings for targeted action. Manufacturers claim it stimulates circulation eases nerve tension soothes sore muscles and encourages sleep.
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Girl Casualty Of Ball Game Incident Reported
A North Dallas School incident lists a girl casualty from a Thursday football game with Mary. She slipped and fell after losing her footing while cheering, sustaining injuries reported as a foot issue and required aid.
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Salerno Floods Shape Memories in Italy Front
In the Salerno region floods from autumn rains carved ravines along the Tyrrhenian coast near Amalfi and Vietri. Allied landings occurred on southern beaches with Rangers seizing Matori and sealing the Sorrento peninsula as American troops moved toward Naples past Vesuvius.
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Walt Scott Sketches to Run in The Enterprise
Renowned American artist Walt Scott has prepared 29 sketches to be published as strips in The Enterprise from Monday through Friday, ending December 24. The feature promises a week of visual storytelling by a noted illustrator.
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Brown Addresses Presbyterian Men Tomorrow Night
The Rev. Charles Lynwood Brown pastor of White Memorial Presbyterian Church in Raleigh will address the First Presbyterian men meeting tomorrow night at 6 30 He will speak on Christians in Search of One Brown a Concord native a Davidson College and Union Theological Seminary graduate served as university pastor in Knoxville and as an Army chaplain in World War II He assumed First Presbyterian Church Raleigh’s pastorate in 1946 and studied theology at Montpellier France and Switzerland in 1949
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Soft melodies echo in tax office as exhumed Colt case stirs
A clipped local note mentions soft music in a Jackson collector’s office to ease taxpayers while payment of taxes proceeds. The fragment references an exhumed Colt bet and hints at courtroom or tax-related intrigue in Kansas City.
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Jamaica promoted as 300 year celebration year for tourism
Jamaica marks 300 years of British affiliation with a year long “Jamaica 300” program featuring monthly festivals, pageants, and international events to promote tourism. Highlights include Montego Bay as a premier resort area, Spanish Town with colonial remnants, and annotated sites like Jehrs Bay and Christopher's Cave near Annotte Bay.
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