Not Deadly: Black Widow Bite Not Usually Fatal
University of Arkansas entomology professor Dr W J Baerg, after 13 years studying the black widow, says its bite is rarely fatal with most victims recovering in three days. He notes symptoms, first sharp pain, then severe muscle ache and breathing difficulty, peaking within an hour and lasting 72 hours. Hot baths and medical care are advised. avoid dangerous cures. May to August is peak biting season with 1000 to 2000 eggs per female.
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W. J. Baerg
University of Arkansas
Baerg
1936 Auto Industry Sees 4.5 Million Cars Likely
The first half reports indicate production could reach 4.5 million cars in 1936, with Ford General Motors and Chrysler delivering about 2 million units. July is expected to approach 400,000. August to October may slow as models shift to 1937, with dealers clearing 1936 stocks.
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Detroit
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
45 Mile An Hour Speed Limit Urged for Buses
Washington reports a proposed national speed limit of 45 mph for motor buses and trucks in interstate service. The Interstate Commerce Commission motor bureau issued safety regulations for comment, detailing limits on driving practices equipment lights horns and safety glass.
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Washington
Motor Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
Motor Carrier Act
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Commission
Four to Die Friday in Electric Chair Huntsville
In Texas, four white inmates face execution July 10 and one man, J R Silver, expected to be released July 11 after a prior failed bid. The four are Glenn and Grady Warren and Oscar and Coupie Brown for separate murders. Silver, once a death row inmate, will walk free after reprieves and a life term.
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Texas
J. R
Bob) Silver
Glenn
Grady Warren
Oscar
Coupie Brown
Glenn Warren
Charley Cansler
Angelina County
C. Brown
Tyler
Negro Brothers
Bryan Bleschner
Edna
Warrens
Silver
Roscoe Wilson
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Health Rules Aid Rockefeler on 97th Birthday
LAKEWOOD New Jersey health rules from the household of John D Rockefeller who was 97 on Wednesday outline ten guidelines he followed since youth. They emphasize staying interested in life regular meals exercise sufficient sleep avoiding irritation daily scheduling sunlight milk doctor advice and moderation to reach age.
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Lakewood
N. J
John D. Rockefeller
Federalsburg mayor serves 29 years without pay
A Maryland town mayor in Federalsburg has served for 29 years without pay. A separate item notes a Virginia town surrendering its charter due to tax fears. A third brief mentions the red flag of Communist Russia flying atop the U S Supreme Court flagpole.
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Federalsburg
Virginia
Russia
United States Supreme Court
Political Announcements for Democratic Primaries 1936
The Sun publishes candidate listings for July August 1936 Democratic primaries. Notable names include SAM RAYBURN for Judge 15th District Court. J. H. WAGGONER and J. W. ADAMSON for Representatives. R. C. SLAGLE JR. and others for District Attorney and county offices. includes J.J. LOY, J.B. DAVIS, R. B. CARAWAY, and HAROLD DOSS among nominees for county and local posts.
Weird Monsters Are Made From Living Tissues
Stanford report on Dr. Ross G. Harrison describing experiments in transplanting embryonic tissues between species. He explains grafting two embryos can create a double monster, with heart tissue adapting to fit the host, and dyes used to track growth. Also a stray humorous visitor line appears at the end.
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Stanford University
Calif
Ross G. Harrison
Yale Department of Zoology
Harrison
Yale
Candidate for Reelection by Sam Rayburn Backed by The New Deal
The Van Alstyne Leader urges support for Sam Rayburn, praising his work and stating the Fourth Congressional District remains part of the New Deal with Rayburn as its representative. The piece asserts the New Deal will be reelected and highlights Rayburn as a vital cog while in office.
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Sam Rayburn
Fourth
Rayburn
New Deal
van Alstyne
Charter No 4692 financial ledger entry
Ledger snippet shows amounts tied to charter No 4692 totaling 246 478.89 with line items including 161 672.21 38 867.22 85 850.00 and smaller figures such as 100 000.00 76 258.44 11 325.93 7 000.00 and 1 529.22 11 000.00 5 250.00 38 867.22, indicating a complex accounting record.
Drowning Test Stumpers Sparked Lifeguard Interview Comedy
A recall of a lifeguard interview where the applicant jokes about carrying weight. The examiner asks how much one can carry and cites a drowning woman weighing four hundred pounds. The applicant replies he would make two trips, highlighting a clash of seriousness and humor in a difficult test.
Feather Bed Swap At Sea Host Threatens Sleep Comfort
A host offers two sailors a room with a feather bed for the night. Around 2 am one sailor awakens his mate and proposes a swap, claiming it is his turn to sleep on the feather bed. The incident centers on a simple lodging dispute aboard a vessel.
Rayburn Rural Electrification boost for farm homes
President Roosevelt pledged action to bring electricity to farm homes in Rayburn's district. The Rural Electrification Commission allotted $15,000 for fifteen miles of rural transmission lines to serve Collin, Hunt, and Rockwall Counties, a move seen as aiding Rayburn's bid for re election.
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Roosevelt
Denison
Sam Rayburn
Rural Electrification Commission
Washington
Collin
Hunt
Rockwall
Rayburn
Congress
Walter C. Hornaday
Dallas Journal
Rayburn’s Services at Washington
The Sherman Democrat lauds Congressman Rayburn for bringing President Roosevelt to Denison and for leading New Deal efforts. It notes his prominent role in Congress and asserts it is in the district’s interest to keep him in Washington for continued national and local service.
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Denison
Sherman Democrat
Rayburn
Congress
Washington
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