Oceans Hold Key To Long Range Weather Forecasts
Dr. Harold Sverdrup of Scripps argues that deep ocean currents govern climate and offer accurate long term forecasts. He notes Pacific and Atlantic contrasts vary with depth, with slow deep Pacific movement and swifter Atlantic currents reaching the abyss. His Arctic experience with the Maud underscores his authority on ocean conditions.
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le Jolla
Calif
Harold A. Sverdrup
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Sverdrup
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Atlantic
Pacifc
Arctic
Aleutian Islands
Dr. Sverdrup
Maud
Siberian
T Section
Morris Batting Record Sparks Hope for Jewish Baseball Star
Morris can hit in his first five games and post a 150 batting average. Born in Superior, 23, the son of Polish Jewish immigrants, he needs more seasoning before challenging Hank Greenberg’s dominance among Jewish ball players.
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Morris
Superior
Hank Greenberg
Home economy tips from the newspaper era
Tips for cooking and gardening from an old issue include adding cream to roast beef gravy for richness and saving vegetable boil water for stock. Other advice covers coffee dilution, cooking vegetables for flavor, using bushes to shade spring beds, and how to wash feather pillows with soapy water then air dry.
The Defeatist's Attitude Op-Ed by Leonard Barrett
Leonard A Barrett discusses wartime patriotism and civilian response to loss. He argues that understanding others’ suffering requires placing oneself in their position and acting with sympathy rather than abstract philosophy.
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Leonard A. Barrett
Rochester Woman Becomes World’s First Professional Listener
Alice Tefft of Rochester New York is billed as the world’s first professional listener charging two dollars an hour. She says she can listen to woes without showing boredom or yawning though she cannot offer sympathy. Tefft previously taught Sunday school in Oxford New York before moving to Rochester.
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Alice Tefft
Rochester
N. Y
Sweet Alice
Oxford
Miss Tetfi
The
Baptist Church
Defeatist mindset contrasted with rebuilding spirit in wartime era
The piece argues that defeatists surrender to misfortune and justify inaction, while forward momentum exists through rehabilitation after floods, civic reconstruction, and lessons from disasters. It contrasts fatalistic attitudes with resilience, citing events like the Hindenburg aftermath and San Francisco’s rebuild, urging steadfast progress.
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Tude
P San
United States
Germany
San Francisco
Unseen forces guide personal growth through disaster
A Western Newspaper Union piece reflects on how commanding unseen spiritual forces can transform disaster into stepping stones for higher personal development, praising courage and joyful, successful living.
Mercury production and US deposits in context
The article notes Mercury producers in the world include notable firms with the United States ranking third. It states US mercury deposits are relatively small and scattered, reflecting limited domestic reserves and dispersion across regions.
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United States
Pajaro valley model for federal soil reclamation program
In Watsonville California the Pajaro valley, bordered by the Santa Cruz mountains and Monterey Bay, has become a federal soil reclamation model. Three years after destructive erosion, the project formed four farmer organizations covering 184 members and 8,324 acres, expanding to 40,000 acres with ditching, contour furrows, vegetated slopes, and 300,000 trees planted to prevent soil washing.
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Watsonville
Calif
Pajaro
Santa Cruz Mountains
Monterey Bay
Don Gaspar de Portos
Soi
Correlitos
Valencia
City Ordinance Targets Dogs and Owners in Grand Rapids
A new Grand Rapids ordinance bans barking and nuisance behavior by dogs and restricts owners. Police, judges, and poundmasters enforce the rules with potential court action and fines up to 100 dollars. If a bite occurs, the animal goes to the pound for ten days to assess rabies.
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Grand Rapids
Beaten Items Recruited as Weapons by Foreign Arms Ring
Beaumont Texas report states Nate Karchmer, head of the Oklahoma Waste Trade Dealers association, warns that mobs are collecting bedsprings frying pans radiators and automobile chassis from alleys and barns to be exported abroad for armaments, signaling a wider smuggling concern.
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Beaumont
Tex
Nate Karchmer
Oklahoma Waste Trade Dealers’ Association
Juntzmzen
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California
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