Accidents in 1935 Take 99 000 Lives Across U S
The National Safety Council reports nearly 99,000 accidental deaths in 1935, with 365,000 permanent disabilities and 9.1 million temporary injuries. Motor vehicle deaths led, followed by home and occupational causes, while children under fifteen showed a drop from 1934.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Council
Delaware
District of Columbia
Ilinois
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Montana
North Dakota
Oregon
Rhode Island
Utah
Vermont
Wyoming
Washington
Sublimation in Psychology and Chemistry
Sublimation is defined as a solid turning to vapor then back to solid. In non technical use it means refining or purifying. It describes how refuse or impurity is expelled and contrasts with repression which restrains expression of impulses.
Richness of Friendships and the Power of Emotions
A reflective piece on maintaining friendships through letters, the joy and bond they create, and how emotions shape daily life. It urges elevating mood, managing feelings, and guiding children toward stable, hopeful living for family peace and lasting happiness.
Painting Prep Sparks Proper Paint Mixing Tip
Guidance advises mixing paint well by transferring between cans four to five times to ensure even consistency before starting a painting job.
These e Spring Accessories Colorful Crochet Set
Instructions for a crochet hat brim and purse set using a shell stitch. Pattern 1182 includes diagrams, stitches, and material needs. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Nighth Ave New York NY.
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Colina
Sewing Circle
Needlecraft Dept
Nighth Ave
New York
N. Y
Few Changes in a Childs World as Time Goes On
A commentary on youth from Scribner's Magazine argues that no real shift occurs in what attracts children across eras. It says under fourteen, boys and girls inhabit a simple, wholesome world, value bravery, loyalty, and fair play, and mature when guided, with imagination driving them to great achievements.
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Charles T. Muller
Scribner’s Magazine
Tough Luck Exporter and a Broken Bicycle Tale
A Pathfinder Magazine humor piece portrays a blunt exchange about being an exporter and a Pullman porter fired. It recalls a bicycle collision leaving Willie speechless and the narrator’s bike with a spokeless wheel, underscoring a comical misfortune.
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Big Boy
Willie
Pathfinder Magazine
Resources for your old age and eight daughters
Jaggs laments wealth and resources as heavy competition and family demands. He notes the difficulty lies in husbanding resources amid eight daughters, while another speaker counters with abundance.
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Jaggs
Remains Smoky and Hot After Fire Report
A fragmentary note describes remains and smoldering debris with still hot embers. No clear date or location is provided, leaving the event details ambiguous and incomplete.
Bayer Aspirin Promises Fast Relief for Headaches and Pain
An old warning promotes Bayer Aspirin as the safe quick remedy for headaches rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia. The ad urges shoppers to ensure they buy genuine Bayer Aspirin and to insist on the correct name and full product for reliable relief.
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Coca Bayer
Stratheahysicians
Bayer
Poe
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Swrigley
Bayer Aspirin
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