Uneven Surfaces Guide Golf Ball Behavior
A note explains that golf balls with uneven surfaces are affected by air flow, causing the ball to twist similarly to rifle rifling and travel farther and with improved accuracy under certain conditions.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1941
Page
6
A note explains that golf balls with uneven surfaces are affected by air flow, causing the ball to twist similarly to rifle rifling and travel farther and with improved accuracy under certain conditions.
The rainbow forms when sunlight passes through water droplets in the sky. Light reflects inside each raindrop and splits into the spectrum of colors.
A Connecticut survey shows drivers with relatives in the car travel more slowly than those alone or with friends. The study notes slower speeds in mixed age groups and suggests social dynamics influence pace on roads.
The areas that make up the English United Kingdom consist of England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.
Sam Abbott, star of Dusky Lady in Shiresville, follows Miss Tipton’s advice to join the Boulevard Trotters in Hollywood. After months of hardship and self doubt he abandons the troupe for a country yokel role offered by Nation Wide studios, signaling a career turn.
The 42 story L. C. Smith building in Seattle is described as the tallest structure west of the Mississippi river, a landmark claim reflecting its height and prominence.
Susie learns a memory method using numbers and letters to recall a car plate 7R 28-99. A mix of clues like Seven for multiplication, R for Red Riding Hood, 28 for birthday, and 99 for ninety nine lead to a misremembered plate. She reports the car stolen but police recover it after she recalls the correct number.
An English tourist visits Niagara Falls and a guide boasts of millions of gallons in four minutes. The tourist asks about daily flow, the guide says billions, and the visitor calmly notes the falls run all night too.
A playful verse imagines mythic heroes like Hercules Atlas and Goliath in a football huddle. Hector as fullback and Ulysses as coach would deliver a yard when needed, a joyful cackle over strategic signals and mythic prowess on the field.
A joke contrasts fiction and reality: the story book detective creates a crime to fit his theories while the real detective crafts theories to fit a crime.
Jimson recalls meeting a woman with all her belongings along the road and giving her five dollars. She thanks him and explains her husband is papering the first floor before they move in a new piano, revealing a moment of charity amid ordinary life.
A mother questions her daughter about consent after a polite kiss. The daughter repeats she said no when asked if she would be angry, highlighting the mismatch between politeness and respect for boundaries.
A salesman confronts Mrs Pryce about paying for the electric washer he claims would pay for itself, arguing the purchase should be covered by its expected savings.
A dialogue reveals Peggy asking if the husband seemed remorseful when told of the marriage. Phyllis responds that he was very sorry even though he did not know the other man personally.
A witty exchange about waiting echoes a diner scene where patience pays, while the impatient customer receives a sharp retort that waiting can yield first service. The quip underscores the restaurant dynamic and humor in timing.
The dirigible Hindenburg was destroyed by fire and explosions on May 6 1937 during its first 1937 flight from Germany. disaster halted airship travel and shocked the world with dramatic images and loss of life.
A humorous exchange reveals a shopper spotting beef after moving a potato. The scene captures casual banter between customer and handler, delivered in a light, everyday tone.
A playful exchange features a wife denying theft of a dollar while hinting at a hole in the pocket. The banter centers on the missing bill and the couple’s lighthearted accusation.
Zimpir asks if his brother is wealthy and Gunbusta confirms. He states the brother is worth $10,000 in Arizona and that the sheriff has offered that amount for him.
A dialogue reveals a proposal moment where reaction centers on suspense and honesty. The speaker recalls asking, while the response notes surprise and tension, highlighting the emotional stakes of a punctuated engagement.
Freddie explains the joke about taking two years off for Gladys birthday while Bill questions if she took the day off. The humorous exchange plays on misheard phrases and party timing.
In a hearing, the second in command judge asks if the defendant could control himself during the accident. The reply: no, sir, his wife was with him.
A historical note observes that sewing demands far more light than reading, especially when dark thread is used on dark cloth. The statement emphasizes the challenge of visibility in crafts compared to literacy tasks.
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