Americans Embrace Women Golfers Redefining the Links
The article notes a surge of women joining golf, with many courses designating women days and clubs hosting social events. It highlights teachers promoting the sport to women, doctors backing the trend, and the annual National Women's Amateur tournament run since 1903 except for 1917 and 1918. Helen Hicks is profiled with driving and putting tips though the accompanying motion pictures aim to guide amateur players.
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Escape training for submarines advances safety methods
Washington reports advances in submarine escape training focusing on a new underwater zone and step by step procedures used at New London and Pearl Harbor. The program includes diving belts, mouth breathing tests, and timed ascents to ensure successful evacuation from submerged vessels.
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Language of the Railway Linemen Echoes in Slang
A Nebraska periodical notes the evolving railway lexicon used by linemen. It describes terse jargon that standardizes work terms such as signals, tools, and procedures, with examples like reilesad for overhaul and sacred ster for safer help. The piece highlights how specific phrases emerge to describe routine tasks and equipment.
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Dust Storms Declared a Health Menace in Farming Areas
An agriculture official warns that dust storms threaten public health in the dust bowl region. Wet weather may curb the dust, but silicosis risks rise as long exposure continues. Radiation scans show patterns suspicious for silicosis among residents.
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