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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1927
Page
8
A New York physician links rising youth crisis reports to lack of athletic activity and isolation. He argues regular outdoor exercise and team sports like tennis golf baseball and football promote bodily health and mental balance, reducing self destructive thoughts. Strong faith and parental guidance reinforce meaning in life beyond immediate troubles.
Dr A F Bernard Shaw of Newcastle England reports a discovery in white blood cells. He notes two regular daily waves in white corpuscle numbers with a high tide just after midnight and a second peak in the afternoon. The fluctuations may tie to eating sleeping or sun and earth changes.
Excavators at Gizeh opened a box marked as containing deben rings. Inside lay two sets of ten anklets inlaid with lapis lazuli, red carnelian, and malachite, helping define the ancient term deben.
A public clock in Luliington church Burton-on-Trent England has no face or hands and marks hours by tolling bells. Dating to the sixteenth century its two stones rope and crude escapement are wound daily by the sexton. An oak winding barrel supports iron bearings and a local clockmaker believes it may run for centuries.
A cheerful young Midy woman is praised for a natural warm smile that greets everyone equally. The note highlights how her sunny greeting lifts the spirits of rich and poor alike, old and young, creating a brighter encounter for all she meets.
Ralph Wagner of New Florence called on town friends while many neighbors shared Christmas visits. Charles and Sutton families marked a 52nd wedding anniversary and a birthday. Bowser family news from Pine City to St Petersburg greeted readers alongside charts of visits to Blairsville and Greensburg and a large Clyde area gathering for Mrs. Wagner.
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