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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
9
Detailed guidance on buoyancy, body alignment, breathing, and diving techniques. It describes floating posture, arm and leg positions, head throwback, and ways to avoid splashing. Step by step low dive basics, then advanced dives, plus notes on safe practice and growing popularity of water polo as sport.
Representative J Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania pushes for a unified international depth standard and coastwise harbor depth coordination. He notes U S lags Europe in inland waterway development and urges a global accord to avoid wasteful dredging and protect public funds.
New York June 25 Two hundred riders reached Coney Island after an electric train stalled near Eighty fourth street Brooklyn due to a blown fuse. Motorman John Brady found no fuse aboard. A second and third train arrived with no fuses. Women volunteered hairpins to fashion a wire substitute. Brady used the improvised device to repair the train and service resumed.
In Cherokee nation, near Barron Fork and Illinois rivers, a couple keeps a honeymoon camp by the streams. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parmerly, recently married, enjoy fishing, boating, and simple meals of black bass, bacon, and flap jacks. Mrs. Parmerly is Miss McMurray of McAlester, tied to J. F. McMurray. Mr. Parmerly is a Ft. Smith business man.
Sedalia Missouri will observe a sane Fourth of July as local firecracker dealers lose protests against enforcing the new ordinance. The protest asked the council not to enforce the measure, but it was denied.
Duncan Nathaniel Duncan schemes to revive Graham's drug store in Radville by paying an old debt and securing credit, with a pocketful of five hundred dollar gold certificates. He wanders through the shop, trims the floor, and faces comic challenges as Josie Lockwood and Angie Tuthill tease him while he tries to sell soda and stock new goods.
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