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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
6
Margie Esler, an inexperienced swimmer, was pulled from deep water by Life Guard Marty Sorenson last Thursday at a Michigan beach. She lay unconscious for about 30 minutes, received CPR for 28 minutes, and was revived before being taken home.
The San Diego fair has boosted rail traffic with near full west bound passenger trains and a strong freight rise over the past four to five months. L A Patterson Santa Fe agent notes fruits and vegetables shipments drive the growth and a large future grape shipment is expected to sustain high travel.
The remark notes that post election analysis often overstates popular sentiment, implying a sizable gap between public opinion and real outcomes. It suggests that public mood may be misread by commentators and strategists aiming to gauge the electorate.
Doctors warn against ice-chilled drinks during extreme heat as they cool briefly then allow body temperature to rise quickly. Warmer beverages are advised for hot weather, though many still choose iced tea coffee ginger ale and water despite the risk.
The Joliet canton of the Patriarchs Militant hosted delegates from across Illinois to honor General George S. Breiel of Kentucky. Two afternoon meetings featured officers and chevaliers and the ladies auxiliary led by Mrs. Eula Adams of Springfield. Evening events saw Oddfellows and Rebekahs assembled with introductions of officers and past leaders.
A reflective line questions who truly knows how to rear children, suggesting those who have attempted parenting realize their limits rather than certainty.
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