Only 25 Percent of Drivers Are Safe Operators Says Expert
A safety expert argues that only a quarter of motorists are capable drivers and that the rest lack proper instruction or natural skill. He warns the high road death toll could drop from 40 000 to 2 000 if all drivers were as skilled as the best 25 percent.
Safer Flying Outshines Grand Canyon Air Crash Memory
In the weeks after a Grand Canyon air disaster, public attention shifts to a dramatic high seas collision of two passenger ships. The maritime incident dominates headlines as the earlier air crash recedes from public memory.
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Editorial Digest From Forty Newspapers Daily
A digest of notable editorials culled from forty papers, highlighting opinions on politics economy and society. The column surveys prevailing commentary and reflects varied stances across multiple regional voices and institutions.
The Orville Hodge Scandal A Newspaper Watchdog Tale
A reader tip sparked Chicago reporting that uncovered the Orville Hodge embezzlement scheme. Investigators traced concealed records and questioned public workers as weeks of digging exposed a massive Illinois fraud and a victory for good government.
Toothache drives Chinese man to Peiping hospital
Po Hsiao-chou travels to a Peiping state hospital for a swollen jaw. He reads the hospital’s Suggestions Book and learns about patient complaints while awaiting care. A later examination leads to a tooth extraction, but the tale ends with the joke that the good tooth next to it is missing.
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Business Executives Back Eisenhower Reagan Era Style
Washington reports that major business leaders across finance, industry, mining, and transportation actively back Eisenhower for a second term. They praise his domestic and foreign policies, while wage increases and fringe benefits shape pre election economics.
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Strength For The Day
A sermon-like reflection compares a repaired fishing net string to human resolve and warns against singlehanded struggle with temptations. It cites a scholar, a naval officer, and others who faltered, urging reliance on divine help from the Lord.
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Rainfall totals and averages for past year and 43 years
The report lists rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 6:30 am with August total 368 inches to date and 1956 year to date 27.22 inches. It presents 43 year average annual rainfall at 36.95 inches and monthly averages for 1912-1955. January 2.4 inches, February not shown, March 2.98, April 3.10, May 3.90, June 3.90, July 6.9, August 3.99, September 2.65, October 3.22, November 2.57, December 2.46.
Homemade Remedies May Come In Handy
A reader guide suggests simple home gargles for sore throat using aspirin dissolved in warm water or salt and water. It also notes baking soda pastes for skin irritations and a caution to see a doctor for persistent throat issues or recurring boils. The piece combines practical tips with medical caveats and ends with a brief health Q A advising a physician exam for recurrent boils.
How's Your I Q Mem ory Quiz Answers History
A quiz scoring guide asks ten daily questions with varying correct rate labels from Memory Genius to Excellent. It then poses nine factual prompts covering caricatures origins rabbinical study nicknames volatile products grammar cheese animal sources instruments and word meanings.
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Fortune makes him fool whom she makes her darling
A proverb pondering Fortune selecting favorites and turning them on their heads asks whether the line was penned by an English or Chinese author. It frames a debate on cross cultural attribution of a well known saying.
Coins spill as officers chase money through street
A pretty girl in shorts distracts two policemen emptying a parking meter causing coins to spill onto main street. Bystanders laugh as hands search for dropped money, a third officer directs traffic, and cars are moved to recover coins from a sewer.
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