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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1976

Page

4

The Joy of Sleeping sparks a national slumber craze

A humorous critical review argues sleeping is a natural, liberating activity. It praises the book The Joy of Sleeping for normalizing naps, rejects “sleepy head” labels, and notes quirky illustrations. The piece recalls Taft's bunny habit and recounts a polling booth doze incident as a light anecdote.

Ex-chairman of Pennsylvania Railroad dies at 79

James M. Symes, former chairman of the board of the old Pennsylvania Railroad, died Thursday at a Feasterville nursing home in Pennsylvania. He was 79.

Philadelphia James M. Symes Old Pennsylvania Railroad Feasterville

Columbus girl swims unofficial English Channel record

Seventeen-year-old Tina Bischoff of Columbus Ohio completed a one way English Channel swim in 9 hours 3 minutes from Shakespeare Bay England to France. The time is unofficial until Channel Swimming Association reviews an official observer report. The prior one way record was 9 hours 35 minutes set 11 years earlier by Barry Watson.

Dover England Tina Bischoff Columbus Ohio Miss Bischoff Shakespeare Bay France Channel Swimming Association Barry Watson Britain Lynne Cox United States

Byron Learns Poems Read in Ohio Coonskin Library

Lord Byron noted in his diary in 1813 that his poems were read in Athens County Ohio, where a five shelf library funded by coonskins was cataloged as a sign of fame, marking his first sense of literary recognition on the banks of the Ohio.

Coonskin London England Lord Byron Ohio Athens Coonskins

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