Earthquake safety debates and jail expansion worries
The article discusses earthquake resistant construction and site selection to reduce quake damage, noting US surveys identify danger spots for safer plant locations. It also critiques Chicago jail conditions, urging larger, better appointed facilities nationwide to address lax enforcement and crowding issues.
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Treasure Hunters Return to Sunken Merida Quest
Rough weather halts treasure divers seeking the 25 million in gold from the sunken Merida. After two months of 30 descents to 214 feet, the crew plans to resume next swing when seas calm. Cargo valued at 14 million dollars prompts questions about motives and perseverance.
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Idol breakers and political storms in early humor columns
A tangle of editorials and humorists from Cedar Rapids to Des Moines cites idol breaking by Blythe Mencken Rogers and others, attacking efficiency experts and national figures. Editorials argue Congress and Borah influence law enforcement, while a New Jersey street tale exposes parental irresponsibility and a thrashed youth after a notable drunk driving incident.
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The Latest Craze in Springfield Railroads and Games
Springfield rumors link a Florida team’s rapid passing to a craze like the cross word puzzle. The Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard railroads, which normally run limited express trains in mid November, moved them up to August this year and now run them in two or more sections.
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The Normal Mind and Infant Brain Development
Dr Brady explains early brain growth in infants, noting the rapid size increase of the brain in the first year, the sequence of motor and grasping milestones, and the pitfalls of improper handling. He compares infant learning to animal training and stresses careful support for head and trunk during growth. He answers reader questions on hearing, sports with heart conditions, eye care books, and uterine fibroids, guiding readers to proper medical sources.
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The Surprising Sex Mildred B Containing The Action
John Blake a wealthy lawyer enters politics and marries Julie Tuatimer after the death of Horace Latimer. Julie, uneasy in society, endures humiliations while Blake stays calm, as Julie battles loneliness and self doubt in a social world she was not raised to navigate. The couple moves to Washington after marriage as Julie’s inner struggle grows.
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Uncle Wiggily and Buddy's Basket Adventure
Buddy and Bright Eyes prepare an apple turnover for Uncle Wiggily. A red haired dog tries to steal the treat, Buddy protects the basket, and Uncle Wiggily praises the turn over causing relief and laughter. The tale shifts to stray lines about buffalo questions and alimony debates.
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Abe Martin describes first long sit with red top boots
Abe Martin notes a humorous scene as the first long sit proceeds with a quirky image of red top boots and an onion breath described as a good chaperon.
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Nature Notes Q&A On Bats Birds And Pigeons
A reader asks about bat energies, why the Sheepshead fish bears its name, and what to feed a tame pigeon in winter and summer. The column previews tomorrow’s Nature Notes answers, noting swallow migration patterns in New England with August to September roosting, southward migration to South America, and unresolved wintering sites for chimney swallows.
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Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for persistent coughs and throat troubles. It claims soothing and healing of membranes, inhibition of germs, and blood absorption to combat the disease, with a money-back guarantee if relief is not found when taken as directed. The ad credits Creomulsion Company in Atlanta, Ga.
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