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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1941
Page
3
Abridged reflections on Form Technique and Tactics as key factors in winning beyond speed and power. P Hal Sims discusses form as style, technique as precise execution, and tactics as coordinating both, noting mistakes heighten pressure in play and bidding.
The analysis argues Hagen mastered technique and cautions against risky recovery shots. A golfer in rough should play safely with one pitch and one putt, reducing penalties. Many average players chase miracle saves, often worsening scores by 8 to 10 strokes through poor technique.
The article analyzes Conn versus Louis, praising Conn’s footwork and outtake, noting his lead in the thirteenth round faded when he turned flat footed and traded with a bigger puncher. It argues Conn’s lapse came from overconfidence after a dominant twelfth round and stresses technique and tactics over pure form.
A serviceman letter from Oscar boasts a Georgia clipping praising Colonel Ralph Tobin of the 207th Coast Artillery for opposing kitchen work in the army. He argues dedicated mess and cleaning duties sap fighting spirit and suggests a separate kitchen division to boost morale and efficiency. He wishes for prayers and hints at broader wartime ideas while asking for Myrtie Atwood’s address.
Feathers called a historic sport may serve as interceptors against enemy carrier pigeons. Draftees are trained as falconers under Lieut. Thos. MacClure. Photos show a falconry demonstration at the Bronx Zoo in New York.
Eleanor Roosevelt discusses the difference between democracy and communism and the need for citizen participation in government. She recounts October on air and a New York trip with meetings of federal and state officials, plus films on South America and a rural nursery school project.
A collage of verses and a brief Washington accident report. The farewell poem celebrates friendships formed on vacation and the urge to stay in touch as parting occurs. The gas shortage song laments twilight fueling. A humorous, exaggerated accident note jokes about defense program speedup from a wreck.
A pattern promotion describes Pattern No 8999 for Misses sizes 12 to 20 with a size 14 dress featuring an open neckline. It notes fabric requirements of 434 yards at 39 inches and 44 yards for a separate collar contrast, inviting orders.
A concise quotation on merit and success. It asserts that true achievement comes from usefulness and seized opportunity, stating capacity will be discovered by those eager to use it.
Collier's identifies the top social posts for women in England as 25 in five classes at court. The roles listed are Mistresses of the Robes, Ladies of the Bedchamber, Extra Ladies of the Bedchamber, Women of the Bedchamber and Extra Women of the Bedchamber.
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