Nation Faces Diplomatic Slips and War Talk Abroad
A newspaper column reflects on gaffes by U S diplomats and ambassadors, including remarks by Mrs J Borden Harriman and Robert Mings, noting how misstatements strain relations with Norway and Britain. It urges cool heads and restraint over aggressive rhetoric amid growing European tension.
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London
Robert ‘Bingham
Amery
Britain
U. S
Jos
Norway
United States
Europe
Long Drives and Legends Highlight Golf's Blast From the Past
The piece chronicles spectacular golf distances from early 20th century legends to 1930s competitions. It notes 386 yards by Jimmy Thomson at Niagara Falls, cites 440 yard blows by Craig Wood, and recalls historic drives by Braid and Duncan, while remarking on modern long-driving exploits and the role of long-driving contests in shaping the sport.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Laverne Moore
John Montague
Hollywood
R. C. Bills
Pittsburgh
Craig Wood
Rome
Wood
N’ Ara Falls
Ontario
Listing
Stone
Niagara Falls
Jimmy Thomson
Wa Thomson
Wy? Thomson
Beams
Shawnee-on-Delawar
Fong
Lookout Golf Course
Nik Falls
Stirl
Arthur Keeling
Thion
Babe Ruth
Woods
Thomson
Oliver
Johnny Bulla
Chicago
Wild Bill Mehlern
Harry Cooper
Beaumont ModelCuts Traffic Deaths In City Drive
Beaumont Texas shows an 18.1 percent drop in accidents and 28.7 percent fewer injuries in the first half of 1987 versus 1936, with a 75 percent reduction in deaths. Tight ordinance enforcement, a no exception rule in court, citizen interest, and observers rather than arresting violators are cited as keys to safer driving.
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Beaumont
Texas
Caution Urges Against Kidney Pills and Self Treatment
A periodical warning from a patent medicine ad discusses 30 kidney pills and numerous remedies, warns that back pain often reflects posture rather than kidney disease, and cautions against self treatment. It stresses seeking scientific medical evaluation, noting that increased urine does not prove waste removal and some pills may damage kidneys.
The Dog Days of July and the Dog Star Legend
The piece explains why July's heat and low water gave rise to the term Dog Days linked to Sirius the Dog Star. It discusses ancient beliefs that illness and disaster followed the Dog Star, notes humans and dogs share sickness causes, and urges precaution for both children and pets during midsummer heat.
Mystery at the Golden Anchor and a rumored smuggling link
In the coastal town diary style entry, Angela, Roger, and Dick swirl through engagement plans and romantic tensions at The Golden Anchor. The narrator hints Angela’s wealth driving her engagement to Roger, while Dick presses for an immediate marriage. Cal reports odd activity at the old farmhouse and a secretive Jigger, hinting at a hidden tower and possible criminal dealings as summer gossip swirls.
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Golden Anchor
Cal
Seth Bradshaw
New York
Far East
Cat
Peter
Roger
Angela
Tad
Jigger
Ical
Rome
John
Caring for Dogs in Heat and Rabies Warnings
Advice on keeping dogs healthy in hot weather, recognizing rabies signs, and preventing illness. Emphasizes clean water, shade, prompt veterinary care, avoiding contaminated meat, and the dangers of rabies while noting not all rabid dogs foam at the mouth. Also covers worming, poisoning myths, and general pet care.
Ferment by Bruce Catton A peek into a Philadelphia underworld
A Book a Day reviews Ferment a novel by Bruce Catton set in Philadelphia. The story follows two brothers, a taxi driver and a con man, competing for the same woman amid labor spies and union intrigue. The book portrays a fermenting world where honest men misjudge events and schemers run ahead, foreshadowing a rising fascist movement.
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John MacIntyre
Authar
Farrar & Hinehart
Philadelphia
Waton
Feminine summer frock pattern 8968 outlined
Pattern 8968 offers a molded silhouette with lifted bodice and soft draping sleeves, featuring a V-neckline. It covers sizes 14 to 42 with material and ribbon yardage listed for size 16, and promotes a range of accessories for wardrobe expansion. Send requests to Today's Patterns in Brooklyn with small fees.
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Brooklyn
Miig Meglnyy
Bob Feller to Pitch On Every Fifth Day
Cleveland notes that 18 year old Bob Feller will start as the Indians pitcher every fifth day rather than Sunday duty. Manager Steve O Neil aims to place him on a normal schedule and remove him from large crowds. He is slated to start Saturday against the Boston Red Sox.
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Cleveland
Feller
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Steve O'Neil
Hob
One Man Telephone Company Reaches 30 Years in Herman
John H. Johnson, owner and operator of the 350-phone exchange in Herman, Neb, marks his 30th year in the business. Johnson serves as manager, handyman, troubleshooter and, when needed, operator, continuing to run the local telephone service single handedly.
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Herman
Neb/P
John H. Johnson
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Star Bulding
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Oscome
Nevada
Milter
LaFayette
Sheewhers
Amouated Press
Berein
Star
J. Borden Harriman
Flapper Fanny
Sylvia
Sy DE. Morris Fishbein
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American Medical Asso Hypera
the Health Magazine
Becquat
Bick
Canis Major
Leo
Smart Maine Tearoom
Hoger
Rining Youok
Br Bruce Catton
Bob Feller
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