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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1928
Page
4
Dr. Harvey Wiley cited by Good Housekeeping warns winter colds rise when homes are overheated and poorly ventilated. He notes sleeping rooms should be ventilated even in cold weather and that overheat is a key factor in sickness.
A National Foreign Trade Council study shows Europe outpacing other regions in world trade growth over the last two years. Europe’s exports rose about 11 to 16 percent since 1913 levels for most nations, while the United States advanced around 38 percent. The report notes Europe’s recovery fuels faster export gains, with the overall world export growth near 6 percent, signaling a global trade rebound toward prewar levels.
Arizona senator warns Coolidge against Swing Johnson compact bill linking Boulder Black Canyon dam to Mexico water rights. He argues it shunts irrigation control south, weakens U.S. water security, and endangers Arizona and national defense. He urges Arizona Utah upper basin protection and Glen Canyon site emphasis.
SANTA FE New Mexico December. A Hugh Williams state corporation commissioner has received a letter from P C Redey Albuquerque attorney enclosing a bill for submission to the legislature governing aviation in New Mexico. The bill follows the department of commerce code and requires airport owners and managers to hold the same licenses as transport pilots.
The Welfare Council of New York City urges targeted, respectful charity this Christmas. Give through known channels and families, provide what is truly needed, and support organizations aiding the sick, homeless, unemployed, and disabled to empower self-help.
The article warns that careless handling of loaded firearms causes most hunting related deaths. It notes many victims are experienced hunters and stresses that treating a gun as unloaded is misleading and dangerous. It urges strict adherence to gun safety to prevent manslaughter level tragedies.
A speaker notes 640000 miles of auto operation to kill a man and estimates total annual US driving at 160 billion miles with about 25000 traffic deaths. He argues most drivers are careful, though fatalities reflect carelessness and haste, calling for a radical but possible reduction.
A reflective column notes crowd support shifts with winners and partners, from traditional Ladies Aid gatherings to modern reconciliation. It compares cooperation by figures like Henry Ford and John D. Rockefeller and jokes that emotion drives fortune as much as motion.
Captain B J Cady at the Capitol, now 71, acts as starter for 20 guides who lead thousands of visitors daily. He recalls 1878 when he started and notes that great figures teach humility, while trends like the automobile and radio have changed public interest and questions.
Five bandits robbed the First National Bank in Sturgis Michigan and fled with 15 000 dollars in cash and 360 000 dollars in securities. A one armed man was reported to have driven the getaway car.
In El Paso Texas on December 17 four deaths from influenza and ten from pneumonia were reported with a UPI summary noting the city registrar Willis Ran a0 who said there were 707 cases of influenza seen last week.
The fragment expresses reflections on generosity and cordial gifts during Christmas. It hints at a thoughtful approach to sharing and a gentle, loving attitude in holiday exchanges.
University of Wisconsin statistics claim colder northern states see fewer marriages than southern states. The piece jumbles figures and playful asides about weather, lawn care, and a referenced Hoover Chile headline, ending with a copyright note from 1928 NEA Service.
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