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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
2
A Tribune column argues aviation will boom when aircraft are easier to fly. William B. Stout predicts rapid training and homeward flights after short lessons. The piece reflects on a future where air travel becomes as common as driving, expanding national industry and mobility.
Governor Caulfield spoke with Kansas City leaders and addressed the Chamber of Commerce about calling a special legislative session. The State Survey Commission report is described as immensely important, persuading some critics to seek a timely action.
Natalie faces jealousy and trust issues as Alan, Bernadine, and Phillipa swirl through a web of affairs. Florence pressures Natalie about New York plans while Natalie contemplates revealing her feelings. Alan, unaware of Natalie’s inner turmoil, writes of future nights at the theater with Phillipa as the tale closes.
A fragment recalls a mother asking if tales begin with once upon a time and a child replying that some begin with modern work realities, hinting at a bedtime exchange about stories and grown up routines.
A humorous quip contrasts memory and attention in married life. The wife asks if the husband thinks of her constantly and he replies he does not think of her at street crossings, delivering a playful punchline.
The article explains how extreme emotions raise blood pressure even at rest and how restless sleep can worsen it. It cites eight cases where mental excitement caused temporary spikes up to 47 mmHg, and notes that calming the mind often returns pressure to normal. It warns that such reactivity can progress to permanent hypertension if not treated.
County and railway officials probe a fatal Norman crash between an inter urban car and an automobile. Five people died Ernie Reynolds 17 Eva Reynolds 11 Eugene Reynolds 4 Mrs Joe Shelton 20 Dale Engerer 14. Two others Martha Reynolds 12 and Leona Reynolds 16 injured. Harvard Library houses 2,497,200 volumes while Oberlin leads independent colleges with 274,600.
Tests in Europe of international telephone conversations show Italian as the most intelligible language, though French conveys a given number of ideas in the shortest time.
An advertisement extols Mu-cal as a safe doctor’s method for feminine hygiene. It claims tenfold strength yet gentle on tissue, stops germs, eases periods, removes odor, and promotes comfort and cleanliness, with easy directions and availability at all druggists.
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