Record drive tests new Intex 70K golf ball on Long Island
A pro at Shelter Rock club named Ales Ednie powered a drive through a hone book nearly an inch thick and sent the ball 100 yards past. The test reportedly reached speeds around 114 mph and 167 feet per second, showcasing the new United States rubber Intex 70K ball designed for power and distance.
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Shelter Rock Country Club
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Mystery surrounding prince of Wales companion in Paris
For a period a mystery surrounded the new friend of the prince of Wales who danced with him in Paris. It was learned she is an American, former Mrs. Wally Simpson now Countess of Garrick, once known in Philadelphia as Marion O Donoghue before her marriage.
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Aluminum Mirrors and Thames Port Access Upgrade
The article notes a new electrolytic process brightening aluminum to near silver-like reflectivity around 65 to 75 percent. It describes immersing aluminum reflectors in a novel solution with direct current to drive impurities out, yielding a bright finish. It also reports Isleworth Port near Thames opening to road traffic for the first time, reconnecting it with central London after long isolation.
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