Florida Sells Its Weather and Heat in Summer Claims
A column argues Florida cannot offer a cool summer climate for average residents. It notes humidity, heat, and rainfall deter northern visitors and summer residents, highlights Palm Beach as a winter resort, and cites Public Health Service findings on heat and humidity. The piece contrasts heat with high summer costs and mosquito-related malaria concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Florida
Miami
New Mexico
Palm Beach
West Palm Beach
Public Health Service
Gulf
Ocean
Daytona
St. Augustine
Sousa at Murat with Miss Moody Nov 1 concert
When Joan Philip Sousa appears in concert at the Murat on Sunday afternoon and night November 1 Miss Marjorie Moody soprano will be the soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Philip Sousa
the Murat
Marjorie Moody
Croaking keeps place alive as rain fosters swamp life
The narrator notes frogs sustaining life as streams flood streets. Swamp denizens like large turtles are seen across the area. Rainwater is collected on rooftops and heated by the sun for bathing, reducing the need for other hot water plants and casting doubt on this being a popular summering spot.
Butler University to Host Edward Hough Riley Talk
Edward Hough Riley of Greenfield Indiana cousin of James Whitcomb Riley will address Butler University students in the chapel at noon Monday. Invited by the Butler University Woman's League he will discuss the Hoosier poet and give readings from Riley's works with the public welcome.
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Edward Hough
Greenfield
Ind
James Whitcomb Riley
Butler University
Hough
Butler University Woman's League
Riley
Indiana State Grange Convention Planned in Seymour
Plans are complete for the fifth annual Indiana State Grange convention to be held in Seymour from October 19 to 22. Judge James Cox of Crothersville will speak at the event.
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United Press
Seymour
Ind
Indiana State Grange
James Cox
Crothersville
Indiana
America
United States
Shortridge High School Shorts Highlights and Debates
The Shortridge Daily Echo notes 1610 subscriptions in a campaign and lists rooms with perfect scores for Christmas Echo rewards. It covers girls and boys debating topics on government ownership of coal mines, plus committees for out of town girls and party plans by the True Blue Club.
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Teasue
Helen McCoy
Belle Kaufman
True Blue Club
Shortridge
Fae Houston
Beulah Romley
Marion Corya
Mary Whitmyre
Mildred McFall
Margaret Kent
Reatha Inman
Agnes Ball
Virginia Elliott
Ava Louise Reddick
Nancy Callen
Dorothy Lambert
Mary Ann Ogden
Audrey Pugh
Jane Hogate
Catherine Tinsley
Carol Muayborn
Bernice Spade
Elizabeth Humes
Mary Louise Beam
Valentia Mong
Virginia Ballweg
Edith Ann Hoopingarner
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Martin
North Carolina
Ft. Pierce
Tampa
Grimes
Dog Pound
With Sousa
Miss Marjorie Moody
Will
Butler
State Grange
Ae Perry
Noauce
Shortridge High School
The
Daily Echo
Paign
Christmas Echo
Sophmore
Charity By? Memorial Library Committee
Josephine Smith
Sun
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Union Station
City
Ohio St. Main
Okele
Louisville
Interstate Public Service Company
Fellers
Commonwealth
Calumet
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Indiana Bell Telephone Co
W. H. Makepeace
Toby
A. Dickens
H. T. Rush
W. E. Kirkwood
G. Wawine
G. H. Gardner
F. A. Gardner
J. F. Sedivy
Mrs
Marie Douglas
Mrs. Jessie Craft
L. P. Brewer
J. E. West
W. E. Brokaw
Mary Taylor
Miss H. Maddock
E. A. Wallace
F. J. Eaton
E. E. McCrory
B. C. Albertson
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