Safer swimming: supervised pools beat rivers for children
A speaker warns that children face drowning risk in rivers, creeks, and lakes, especially from sudden currents and undertows. He urges choosing known, crowded swimming spots with lifeguards, and having an attentive adult supervise. He advocates teaching kids to swim and expanding accessible bathing places for safer family recreation.
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Glorifying Purse Isle Ke Aba Hart Glorifying Poursele
This fragment discusses a glove for removing superfluous hair and advises dry skin before rubbing. It mentions a new gadget praised by sponsors for weakening hair and reducing growth over time, noting its affordability and longevity. It also touches on wooden compacts to match outfits and the idea of multifunction beauty kits for evenings.
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Johnson’s long hours haunt NRA and allied agencies
Reports from Washington depict Gen. Hugh Johnson and top NRA officials burning the midnight oil in the Commerce Building as agencies push the New Deal program. Frayed nerves, late work hours, and a clash over hours highlight the strain on staff, secretaries, and executives alike.
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Divorce Claim Highlights Frail Marriage In Ten Year Silence
A Frenen housewife alleges her husband did not speak to her for a decade in a divorce case, suggesting strained relations. The article notes puzzling alibi notions and contrasts with other regional issues.
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Roosevelt sworn in minutes after McKinley’s death
Theodore Roosevelt was named president 13 hours and 21 minutes after McKinley’s assassination. Calvin Coolidge was sworn in 2 hours 17 minutes after Harding’s death. The note adds soap usage varies with water hardness and cites the AFL’s 1881 origins, adopting its current name in 1886.
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Reunited Lovers and a Question of Forgiveness
Elinor and Barrett reconcile after a complex visit with Marela and Marcia. Gerald returns to the family, Elinor confesses her past, and Barrett forgives, promising to support Gerald and Elinor as they plan a shared future. The household feels restored as they anticipate dinner and continued happiness.
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Ruth loyalty and endurance in the book of Ruth
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Friday Scores Report From Lite Rock to City Games
Friday results show Lite Rock 9 Chattanooga 3 and Nashville 4 Memphis 3 with other games postponed due to wet grounds. New York 18 Philadelphia 1, Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 4, Boston 4 3, Brooklyn 1 6. Detroit 8 Chicago 2 CL innings. Also notes on cotton spinning and flax cultivation in 1870 Fortugal and England, plus New York City theater figures.
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Jones Attending Coaching School in Hot Springs
Hot Springs all-star coaching school opened last week and will run six more days under director Merying Perry. Faculty includes Howard Jones USC football, Hank Anderson Notre Dame football, Francis Schmidt TCU basketball and football, Frank Carideo Missouri football, and Morley Jennings in football.
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Baylor and Southwestern colleges link curriculum and sports program
Baylor University staff Thomsen and Cluck Taylor from Arkansas track and administration coordinate eight hours daily of classroom and field work in ball, basketball and baseball within a broad curriculum. The program includes an entertainment loop of golf and fishing events and a large contingent of 160 coaches from several states. A report notes mentors and students once tried Uncle Sam’s thermal baths, reflecting campus pastime culture. The prompt mentions Magellan as the first circumnavigator of the globe, credited with completing the voyage after four years, though the source’s phrasing is unclear about the exact journey duration.
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