Little Known Facts Breach Morning Mail Columns
New York columnist shares quirky facts from morning mail. Topics include 75 million neckties sold at Christmas and 85 percent bought by women, average necktie length, losses from pockets including taxi fares, and wives reclaiming money overnight. Other items cover highway accidents in clear weather, number of school desks tested, 250000 vice presidents, Bank of America leading corporate ranks, pipe smoking appeal to women, cigar consumption, visual strain from commuting, and eye injuries among children.
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U.S
Bank of America
National Assny For the Prevention
Cancer Cure Claims From Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium
An advertisement from Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium and Hospital in Denver Colorado touts relief from cancer and other conditions through proprietary research. It invites readers to request 72 pages of testimonial proof of results in cancer and hundreds of other conditions.
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Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium and Hospital
Denver
Colo
Odd Christmas Musings From An Oddspaper Column
A collection of tongue in cheek and trivia style antiquated lines. It juggles topics from gifts to kids, academic job offers, international brides, hair loss humor, Turkey’s wheat exports, presidential travel firsts, gender ratios in offices, and a late note on mailing Christmas cards.
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Turkey
Europe
Andy Jackson
Theodore Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Raymond Massey
Pattern 4510 Women’s Sewing for Slim Silhouette Line
Slimming right silhouette for women. off-center buttoning design flatters from collar to hem. Pattern 4510 offers sizes 36 to 50 with yardage details, easy fit, and illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class mail to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. New York address.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Big Settlement For Injuries
A Fairbury Nebraska man Leo E Fry 42 was awarded 175000 in a major out of court settlement with Rock Island Railroad Co for injuries from a May 16 railroad crash near Lebanon Kansas He had sued for 400000 and was paralyzed from the waist down The settlement was signed by Fry and the railroad company in Minneapolis by attorneys Eugene A Berat and Frank Brady
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Minneapolis
Fairbury
Neb
Kansas
Leo E. Fry
Albert Lea
Minn
Fry
Rock Island Railroad Co
Eugene A. Berat
Frank Brady
Fairburg
Phillipsburg
Kas
Lebanon
Mudslide Takes Lives Of Five
Five members of a Roseburg Oregon family were killed when a canyon mudslide struck their home. Three children survived. one, Tom, was buried in mud near Remote. Surviving youths Margaret Elaine and Billy were hospitalized with injuries, as authorities described a 4:30 a.m. mud surge that left the house a pile of debris 300 feet from the field.
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Roseburg
Oregon
Marion E. Neal
Acerena
Mary
Becky
Tom
Remote
Margaret Elaine
Billy
Alvis
Douglas County
L. L. Powers
Neil
Powers
Emergency landing at Bryce Canyon Airport
An American Airlines DC7 carrying 46 aboard diverted to Bryce Canyon Airport after a fire warning light flashed while flying over southern Utah mountains. The flight was en route from Los Angeles to its next destination.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Bryce Canyon
American Airlines
Los Angeles
New
Fire alarm signals on York plane after landing
Airline officials reported a signal indicated fire in No 4 engine but none found. After landing flames erupted from No 1 engine in a torching effect and carbon dioxide extinguishers were used as a precaution. Officials said the torching resulted from reversing engines after touchdown.
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York
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Walnut
Ottawa, Kansas
Martinique
Cord
New Guiana
America
Leroy Burkdoll
Ottawa
Midwest Life
the Midwest Life Insurance Company
Lincoln, Nebraska
Buster Brown
Richardson's
Herald
Hewitt
A Hewitt
S. Main
Chevrolet
Tweedies
RED Cross
Oxford
Aiep O
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