Slow Down Delving at 50 Miles an Hour
A motorist driving at 50 miles per hour sees 14 percent less than when traveling at 43 miles per hour. The observation highlights how speed affects perception and reaction time on the road.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1947
Page
3
A motorist driving at 50 miles per hour sees 14 percent less than when traveling at 43 miles per hour. The observation highlights how speed affects perception and reaction time on the road.
Denture care ad urges readers to try PASTEETH the alkali non acid powder that keeps plates tighter and stops wobble. It claims faster comfort with less odor and souring, marketed as a safe drug store solution for embarrassed wearers.
Raymond Boone South, a long time law enforcement officer born in 1902, rises through politics and police work culminating in appointment as San Antonio police chief. His career spans steno, investigation, railroad commission, Navy service, and sheriff deputy roles, with strong support from sheriff and constable factions and Tynan allies.
In Milwaukee on June 10 a jury began hearing testimony in the arson trial of Dr. dofi Liwis, accused of setting fire to a Calvary Presbyterian church with a large sum charged for damages. The trial follows allegations that the clergyman bought kerosene at nearby filing stations days before the blaze.
A historical medical ad claims weak watery blood speeds aging and poor health. It touts a "S88 Tanic" formula and "931 Tanic" tonic to boost blood strength, appetite, resistance, digestion, sleep, and overall vitality, promising dramatic improvements in energy and appearance through daily use.
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