Emotional cycles tied to worker accidents at Penn study
University of Pennsylvania researchers report a recurring emotional phase about every six weeks during which male workers feel low or tense. The period lasts two to seven days and correlates with higher minor accident rates, while sleep had little impact on efficiency. The study notes younger workers show shorter emotional spans and emphasizes goal setting and perceived progress as ways to maintain balance.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Industrial Research Department
Rex B. Hersey
United States
Germany
Hersey
America
War veteran bids for bride at Iowa fairauction
A Carlsbad New Mexico World War veteran proposed selling himself to the highest bidder at the Iowa State Fair, asking for a matrimony bid from a woman. The Iowa board rejected the idea deeming it an unfair attraction and did not publish the man’s name.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Carlsbad
N. M
Iowa State Fair Board
Canada
Notice to creditors estate of James H. Carmack
Administrators E. J. Womack and Vincent Alberto notify all indebted to or having claims against the estate of James H. Carmack deceased Gray son County Texas to present claims or make settlement at 117 South Austin Avenue Denison Texas. Dated July 10 1934.
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State OF Texas
Grayson
James H. Carmack
E. J. Womack
Vincent Alberto
Grayson County
Texas
Jake J. Loy
Said County
Austin Avenue
Denison
A. D
U S Lifts Farmers From Slough Of Defeat In New Dakota Plan
Pierre South Dakota announces a coordinated relief program by federal and state authorities to aid distressed farmers. The plan includes buying poor land for grazing, offering new farm opportunities through leases, Rural Rehabilitation camps for workers, and transient timber salvage camps to fund and build improved farm homes.
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U. S
South Dakota
National
State Rural Credits Department
Tar soap mix up reveals maid misunderstandings
In a humorous domestic scene a young mistress accuses Mandy of misplacing tar soap and questions the maid about the order. Mandy insists the soap was for the mistress personal use, highlighting a comical miscommunication about toiletries.
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Mandy
New Cold Cathode Tube Claim Revolutionizes TV Tech
Television Laboratories announces a new cold cathode tube by Philo T. Fansworth that promises higher efficiency and greater amplification for ultra high frequencies. The device, described as an amplifier detector rectifier and electron multiplier, marks a shift from hot cathode designs.
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San Francisco
Television Laboratories, Inc
Philo T. Fansworth
Donald K. Lippincott
Lippincott
Reason Enough Joke Reveals Wife Takes Home Pay
A comedian quip frames a salary joke where a husband replies none of his earnings go to his wife. He explains she meets him at the office and takes the money home herself.
Coyotes Ravage Melon Patch Until Eggs Stop Them
Bureau of Biological Survey trappers in June halted coyote damage to J. S. Wall’s watermelons near Pleasanton using poisoned suet bait and poisoned eggs. Wall shipped nine carloads of melons saved from ruin. May and June total predatory captures reached 1 657 with 1 431 coyotes. Webb County contributed 519 coyotes and 40 bobcats to the statewide total.
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San Antonio
Bureau of Biological Survey
C. R. Landon
J. S. Wall
Pleasanton
Wall
Webb County
Texas
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American Retailers’ Association
Dame Fashion
Milady
Jamesville
Yorkton
S. C
Ss. B. Vaughan
Harbin
Manchuria
North Texas Seed Co
Pascal Farley
S. H. Montgomery Agency
Whitewright
Grayon County
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