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Newspaper
Panama City Pilot
Location
Panama City, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1939
Page
2
A year into Panama City’s milk ordinance the milk now shows improved character. The City-County Health Bureau spearheaded the change, with dairymen making costly upgrades to ensure safety. Cooperating producers reflect commendable community spirit.
The Collier's issue portrays Holland as resenting both Britain and Germany in a broader view of the European conflict. The Amsterdam report notes Britain’s blockade harms Dutch trade, while Dutch plans to defend against invasion mix water and terrain with tanks. It argues Holland seeks US protection but recalls past Allied aims and Wilson.
In Albany a husband who refuses to leave a saloon when his wife calls from outside is held equally responsible with her if she throws a brick through a window. Police Justice Edward J Kampf ruled after the wife pleaded guilty to breach of the peace for injuring another woman’s leg. He suspended her sentence, reprimanded the husband, and ordered him to pay for damages.
In 1885 Dr. Edward L. Trudeau built a small red cottage in Saranac Lake New York for two patients. This marked the start of sanatorium treatment for tuberculosis in the United States.
A review of Gerald Wendt's Science for the World of Tomorrow from W. W. Norton. It argues against synthetic meals and pills, predicts continued use of animal and plant foods for now, and foresees future chemistry producing carbohydrates from sunlight while preserving fats and proteins. The piece notes societal shifts as later generations embrace new, unfamiliar foods.
Detailed guide by Dr. Fishbein on artificial respiration. Steps cover patient positioning, rhythm, and durations for chest compressions and breaths. Emphasizes continuing resuscitation until natural breathing returns, keeping the patient warm, and avoiding movement until breathing is restored.
A column discusses how child impudence stems from home and peer influence. It contrasts harsh remarks with private counsel, noting how poor company and jealousy train children to talk back. Spontaneous defiance and diplomacy are examined, ending with a note on Christmas Seals funds for tuberculosis campaigns.
Irina Baronova, 20, poised as the world's leading ballerina becomes a movie actress in Florian. She recalls war ending her London stage role, and after decades of travel and training, longs to be a dramatic actress while keeping her ballet prestige.
Side Glances notes dancer Baronova impresses with creditable performances and natural charm though she avoids screen musicals and fears rushes. She began dancing young, has expressive features, and would tolerate odd roles like Laurel and Hardy when ballet missteps occur. A casual aside mentions 500,000 active tuberculosis cases in the U.S.
New York critics praise the Broadway musical as a luxury spectacle with Bert Lahr Ethel Merman and Buddy DeSylva leading a star studded cast. Opening night at the Ziegfeld era extravaganza draws premium prices while costs hover between 90000 and 190000 dollars. A separate Radio City debut, Swingin the Dream, a loose Shakespearean jam, garners mixed laughs and lively music from Goodman Armstrong and an urban revival crowd.
A reader questions courteous conduct in social and business letters. Answers suggest caution with romantic invites, including whether to send a self addressed stamped envelope, and advise prompt replies to business correspondence. A hostess may invite a professional entertainer as guest, with mixed practical expectations.
A cluttered OCR style crossword style list naming many garden flower clues and related terms with numbers and partial phrases. It includes narcotic promises, plant families, and assorted botanical hints as part of a historical puzzle page.
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