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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1937
Page
5
A tired realization된다 ONA BRENT sits on a city streetcar pondering the endless chores of motherhood. She fears for her children while a dying baby moment on the next car heightens her anxiety about dangers and daily duties as she longs to return home.
The first rubber boom failed to take hold in initial markets as demand and prices remained weak. Traders reeled from volatile swings and limited extraction yields, delaying widespread investment and leaving optimistic projections unrealized.
San Diego reports indicate US Army air corps officers here see pursuit planes as crucial from Spain's civil war lessons. The Army has ordered fast pursuit aircraft from Seversky with 85 under construction and is testing the XFM-1 capable of high altitude combat with multiple heavy guns.
Civil war in Spain may create a new industry in South Africa as negotiations by the union department of mines aim to reroute hematite ore from northern Spain to overseas blast furnaces. The Bilbao blockade has disrupted exports, and Britain had imported 1,128,949 tons from Spain in 1935 of total 4,547,436 tons.
Cornell University's department of rural social organization surveys potential husbands. Women with prior work or strong home duties are deemed good bets while those without responsibility in home or work are seen as poorest bets.
A guide by John van Guilder on snapshooting under ordinary conditions and how a simple camera can yield superb pictures with study of lighting, angles, and shadows. It emphasizes personal skill over gear and notes that even inexpensive models can produce artful results with practice.
Local school and traffic officials warn drivers to make a full stop when meeting or overtaking a school bus halted to load or unload pupils. Constable John C. Reily cites Vehicle Code rules requiring a stop and slow speed not more than ten miles an hour for a reasonable distance. Several recent violations have been reported.
Superior Oil has paid over 2,000,000 to landowners in the valley for leases and spent vast sums drilling wildcats with no oil found yet. At Stockdale road a drill-stem test splattered crude last week. Rumors say further drilling may begin after final Stockdale test results.
As apples mature, starch and acids decline while sugars rise. Skin color shifts from green to blush or red, and flesh softens during maturation.
Tom F. Burke of Kern County was elected treasurer at the California State Assessor Association annual convention in Stockton Hayden Pittman of San Jose was named president Burke spoke on statewide assessment valuations and oil activity in Kern County. The Huntington Lake site for a Kern County Boy Scout summer camp near Fresno was approved by the county council camping committee led by Supervisor Roy Woollames.
Yale University documents list the first presidents of 18 colleges and universities from Princeton’s 1747 founding to the University of Chicago’s 1891 establishment. The record traces early leadership lineage across prominent institutions.
The average man's beard contains about 25 000 hairs and covers roughly 48 square inches.
A disjointed set of statements notes Spain's revolts, a vegetable misidentification, sea birds roosting on islets for safety, and a Rockefeller Foundation outlay in 1935. It also mentions Vice-President Arthur and a fragmented city numeral reference, presenting a mosaic of historical and civic fragments.
Old narrative notes that Sheep bush covers South Africa deserts for centuries and that the original Siamese twins married and lived to sixty three, reflecting unusual life stories.
Philadelphia became the first modern city laid out on a gridiron plan with broad straight avenues, right angle intersections, and orderly parks and squares at intervals.
The Tail of the Horse waterfall in Mexico is highlighted as one of the nation’s most renowned cascades, attracting visitors for its dramatic beauty and natural setting.
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