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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
n.. .uu nrHnfl collected iO.
150,309 85 lut year In gaaolln taie.
th ecretary of tat report. Thu
Beat and stupendous mm wu ex
tracted painlessly, end no autolt
mounted servlc ttatron roof, and
mad a ipwh efalntl It. It la to
all InUnta and purpose a Salet
Tax. but It progenitor! knew enough
set to call It by that nama. Tha
phrase "Balm Tax" effect an Ore
gon voter, like a bull atlra a ted
flag.
Clackamae county la now bee by
gypalea. who bilked three farmera
In a day. Tha tlllera tipped their
list to nomad queen, to latr note
the disappearance of their walleta.
after aama was "bleated." Tha law
doea not know what to do about It.
It should be realised that gentt who
do not atop to talk to gypsy ladle,
do not get pilfered. It la essential
that the Tlctlm atand till.
...
YC OHACIOUS CRAWL
(fiommet Bar Jottings)
In our iaat letter w stated
Harvey Little called Sunday on
Marie Hansen. Both Mr. Mttl
and Mlaa Hanaen aay It 1 not
o. It waa non ot our buaineaa
In tha flrtt place, but who
baa not mad mistake.
...
"MOisTtmK oivra promisk or
WATlrR" (Lakevlew Examiner Head-
lln) Bounda plaualhl and selcn-
tlflc.
...
ugen la threatened with
moral wav. Prom thla distance, It
looka Ilka a determined fight to
radlcata Tlea, and get a new chief
of police.
a
Ohio buckwheat la now on aal at
tha stores, and It being forged Into
pancake for breakfaat.
s
Twenty-three new lawa paaaed by
the last session of the legislature
went Into effect Inst Saturday. Only
alx ar of any Importance. The reat
are not worth taking time to break.
TRAHU or MF.MOHY.
"If you ahould read thla, stubby, I
with you'd write to me; from your
rounded rung on th ladder wher
ver you chance to be. ror I mind
the May and the May flower, and
August's ripe, rlpa hawa; and my
heart awlnga back on a cycle that
anawera th unknown lawa. There'
omethlng Ilea hid In a fellow that
waken and walks betlmea guest
who will apeak In the Jargon of boy
hood's runle rimes, He'll tug at your
hand In the atlllneaa, or yet In the
noisy towni and a fellow muat fol
low hi leader a nils that th
yeara lay down till you wak on
a country roadway, a path that w
both have known, to walk In th
blouaa of boyhood and ooret no
prince hie throne. And if you ahould
read thla. Stubby. I'm hoping you'll
underatand; for I'm bark from a trtp
o'er the border the boundary of
Orown-Up lnd."inen Hnr !mri
man, In the Cold Hill rtrwa, ao
Team Ago.)
It It now tneired the Rnoaarelt
glrla, Alice and rieanor Ann. hate
"ghoat wrltere" for their dally wrlt-
Inga In the paper. Th real mean
branch nf tha Republican party
claim "Butie" it the gltnet lor
orandma.
s
Uncial tact It making ynur com
pany feel at horn, even thn ypu
wish they were. (Roaton Trn
erlpt.l Tip for tie Older Cllrla.
s
Unexcelled Ijorellneaat (up ft
Qiialltyl Incredible Bavhiiat While
Qiitntlllea Itl Greater Than Rven
Ottr Three-day Bahy Bale! (Oakland
(rallf.l Tribune) An ad-wrl(er let
himself got
i s
Th party headed by H. riewher
th demon baker, htr returned
from the Uts o- lh Wood without
glTtnt nock Durno, who went along.
anything to do. They bearded winter
In It den and altlled and reveled in
the anow, During tha presence of
Mr. riewher In their midst non of
th mountain war conquered.
There waa considerable oy In
Prospect Bunday, due to a rroepect
quint walloping a Medfnrd quint.
The Tom t'arleton boy, Thsver.
heared II polnta, and ga a good
Imitation nf doing wrist Dewey Hill,
the a athlete of the backwonda la
alwaya trying to do.
Be correctly corseted in
an Artist Model by
ftbeisju B Hoffmann.
No Real Inflation Danger
C 0NJKC1TR.ES ovfir wlmt infliionne will emprge b the
dominant on In th nhoring of the futur coure of federal
finances. hav become 10 widespread that it easily overshadows
other factor! on the buaineaa horizon.
In order for the treasury to handle the additional burden of
24 billion dollar In bonua payments and thrce fourtliB billion
dollars in proposed farm payment to replace AAA benefits,
there is Open to the administration one of three eouraes, or
a combination of them. The orthodox method, of course, Is by
additional taxes, the other two are by borrowing the money or
by Issuinif fiat currency. Despite President Roosevelt's insis
tence that additional taxes, termed "substitutes" for the invali
dated processing levies, be enacted, the reluctance of Congress
to initiate tax legislation in an election year has given impetus
to renewed demand" for the Issuance of paper currency against
the treasury's huge gold and silver stocks.
t
TUB failure of the administration to advance promptly a def
inite plan to meet, the situation, coupled with the deter
mined -Insistence of inflationists in congress for currency expan
sion, has revived inflation sentiment in financial circles here
and abroad. . A direct manifestation nf lots of confidence in the
dollar were the ahipmentg last week'of more than if 15,000,001)
in gold out Of the country. This was the fimt export movement
of gold since the fall of 10114, and contrasts with the importation
of more than two three-fourths billion dollars during the past
two years.
The currency inflation furor is, however, not regarded as
likely to result In any Immediate enactment of a measure to
issue fiat money. Printing press currency is anathema to the
public generally. Moreover, it la generally conceded that the
inflation bloc does not have sufficient strength to pass such a
measure over a veto of the president who lias gone on record
as opposing currency Inflation.
STRPS taken last week hy the administration also indicate
that counter-move ar under way to forestall efforts of
the Inflation bloc. On of these was the announcement of plans
to cancel unused balances of federal credit agencies which have
previously authorized by congress, This Is expected to amount
to t least fl billion. The action of itself carries with it the
implication that a wore conservative fiscal policy is to he the
order of the day. At the same time by removing this contingent
borrowing authority, the administration Is In a better position
to raise funds for Other purposes.
A corollary action is the analysis being made currently nf
unexpended balances of federal spending agencies with a view
of curtailing outgo from these sources. These two moves with
th Insistence of the president that some additional taxes be
enacted have served to dispel fears ot a fiscal crisis within
the near future. L. W. S.
Boy Scout Birthday
A 8 the Roy Snout movement enme to its 2Hth birthday Sat
urday, February 8th, with pledges renewed for Good
Citizenship It had the good wishes ot millions of citizens for a
new era of accomplishment comparable to the splendid record
made by scouting In Its first quarter century.
The gates of its second qunrtcr century open to scouting
with th movement pledged to a campaign of good citizenship.
No on who knows th movement and ita program and who
views ita consistent record ot service to th public and individ
uals, can fail to feel thnt it Is destined for an even greater
period of servic to boyhood and through them to the nation.
Tt Is definitely pledged to a ten year program, which is
designed "to build a body of genuinely patrlotio citizens, thor
oughly devoted to the public welfare and entirely committed
to the advancement of the public interest."
Knergles of the movement r being devoted to this program
and by 1942 th Boy Scouts of America hOpCB to be giving the
benefita of the scout training to boys enough, ao that, as they
reach 21 years of age not less than one of every four of the new
male citizens shall linve had four years of the ncoiit training
and prepared to take his place as a voting citizen Inbued with
scout principles and ideals.
This Is an ambitious program, but it Is going forward and
we can only wish the administrative officials of the scout move
ment success in iti accomplishment. No on can effectively
argue that it is not needed in America today. Contributed.
The Townsend Delusion
Donald RIchDerg, himself lawyer
of no mean attainments, declarea
that any compent lawyer can dem
onstrate th unconstitutionality ot
the Townsend plan, But It believe
that no sensible person would wish
to mak II legal, even by constitu
tional amendment.
"tf anyone propoaed." wrltea nich
berg In th Pebruary Wvlew of Re
view, "to tke away from v?ry
American who It earning a living,
one-third of hit entire Income, In
order to support eight to ten mil
lion unemployed peraont In eompar
atlv Itiinry, he would be hooted off
every platform from which h aitok.
But Ihat It precisely what It pro
posed In tha Townsend plan."
To pay ten million pensioners MoO
month would coat 94 billion dol
lara. This Is one-third Of what w
may hopefully estimate th national
income to be In It.K. It la halt of
what tha national Income waa n
IBIS and list.
"A communist." declare Mr. meh
berg. "might argvia tha ona-lweuth
of Ita nation's production ahould go
l one-twelllh of the people, but
never Ihat one-third of the produc
tion ahould go to one-twelfth of our
Cltleent, upon their entreat agree
ment t atop producing."
A Tnwnaend-penslnn man and wife
would bar Mno fnontn to spend.
or ItSPO a year. Mr. Rlchberg miotrk
figures to show that this Is almost
twice the Income of IP million fam
ilies In the boom year IPSO.
At for the transactions tai of 2
per rent, with which Dr. Townsend
propose Id find It billion dniiart
eacn year, air. Hichoerg foreees cer
tain results.
One inevitable result aonl,l m
decrease In preecut transaction, with
the consequent necessity of increaa.
Ing the amount ot tha transactions
tat.
"Another result would b A hug
rise In coat ot living .amounting ao
at least S3 per cent but, according
to mar.y sound estimates, probably
reaching th tigur of to per cent on
tha majority of purchases of food,
clothing, and household necessities.
Thlt would heavily reduce tha buying
power of almost everyoody and bring
rapid decllut In tut total volume of
production and employment.1
Tht Townsend plan. In Mr. Rlch
berg't Judtment, "It g dangemua de
lusion, promising Impossible relief to
millions of deserving people who era
In sore distress. No such enormous In.
crease In tatatlnn hat even been at
tempted hy any government. Rut the
history of many drastte tat levtea ha
given fair warning that any euch op
pressive burden would be resisted and
evaded with increasing resentment
and violence, until the government
which persisted In tuch a folly would
h overthrown."
' '
Communications
rrnm th commander
To the rVnon
Tour editorial mad all th sacri
fice and hardehlvta of thlt crtile
worth while, would that w had t
thousand editor and publlahr with
your leadership.
Best wtshea to vou. air, lav
amWAnT r. KftVANr.
Stanford I'nlverslly. cl .. rvb (tth.
UUOKINomam in cream ctndr
ud rartv gpavMIs ITl Crtt. I1
So. Ctuuu.
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, DA D.
signed letter pertaining tu personal health and hygiene aot la disease
diagnosis or treatment will be answered oy Dr. Brady If stamped eelf-ed-d
reused envelope la enclosed. Letter should be brief and written In Ink
Owing to th large number of letters received only few ran be answered.
No reply can oe made to queries not conforming to Instructions. Addrea Dr.
William Hrady. sua El Camlno. Beverly Hint. tel.
THE TREATMENT OF
ArthrUia,
inflammation of a Joint.
(Webater.)
Chronic, continuing for a
long
time, (wobstcr.)
The 1W1 In
fection principle,
Intelligently p
piled, h i i
brought ft bout
a t e a t relief or
a g o o a many
m tt n y cnaes ot
otherwise hope
lee chronic Ar
thritis In the
put 20 years. Fo
cal infection
me uu a that the
germ i, aay a
strain of the notorious Streptococci,
hare been allowed to camp for ome
month in one tonMl, about th root
of h tooth, or In one of the nnal
elnuAea. and eventually, u they grow
bolder and etrongcr, an exploring ex
pedition enablea them to invade and
establish a colony in one or more
Joints. There a lot more to It. but
perhap this will give you some Idea
what we are talking about.
Pleane notice 1 said focal Infection
principle, not theory. Only charla
tans dare to apea of the germ "tho
ory" and they dare to do so be
cause they know their audience is
ignorant.
Chronic Arthritis is not k apeclfic
condition such aa diphtheria or rick
ets, but Just a general name for any
long-standing derangement, Inflam
mation or disability of one or more
Joint, whether the mum be Injury,
Infection, nutritional disturbance or
abnormal metabolism, since It le not
specific, it la unlikely that a rem
edy or treatment will be found effi
cacious in all oasea of chronic arth
ritis. T respective of the nature of the
trouble, one remedial meaeure Intro
duced within the pa at decade or two,
hna proved a boon to moat sufferers
who have received It. I refer to med
ical diathermy. Thla doea not pur
port to cure; but it doea give dis
tinct relief and thro via h Its effect on
metabolism eontributea with other i
measures toward reroverr.
Tt appear to be a plaualhle aump
tlon that aome fault or difficulty in
calcium metabolism or uM Hut I On in
the body may be concerned in chronic
arthritis Irrespective of Its nature.
Many readers have assured me that
they have experienced extraordinary
relief from such chroma conditions
nay fever, asthma, recurring hives.
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
By O. O. Mclntyre
NEW VOIIK. Feb. 10. Diary: 8at
long at breakfaat and thought of
Rebecca Wett't murmur aa ah
paaaed Walea In
hu princeling
daya: "You will
never be . free I"
And few know
th A mar loan
who ha known
th new king
with th great
eat Intimacy It
Fraaler Hunt.
Bo for eonatl
tutlonai with
Percy Crosby In
town for tha day.
Thla day I
cleared my desk and felt ao loat
t could scarcely work. And (lad
when Oacar phoned te atep over to
behold tht painting of him, ntwiy
hung In Peacock Alley. Afterward to
talk te Hewitt Howland, tha editor,
and ran In minute on Gen jCrow
ley.
To dinner at the Colony with
Dick Berlin and tempted to snatch
th chit, but remembering my po
cent deaaert, (to. la la, thought bet
ter. Then walking him to hit flat.
Horn where a card told of Anna
May Wong tailing for a flrat visit
to China. And Bernard Baruch had
sent some quail.
Th wldelv riiacuaaed Altcnaittn
nnttt.il fthl hu rinsllv rftmlnosn '
doed to th ultimate nero. Not even
Alexander Wooiicott, who I In exile
with full-blown pout, It to bt
seen as it noon-dty Integral ot the
tamed circle. John Peter Twenty it
alto a confirmed absent. Th Al
gonquin luncheon crowd It Jutl a
lively and mor colorful than vr.
but ton r th familiar faces! The
new line-up Includes Terry Ham
mond. Ollhert Clabrlel. Bobert nsr
land, Hendrlk Van toon. H. l. Men
elten, Hecht and MacArlhur, Robert
Benchley. Robert not ior spleen
Nathan, almost th entlr wti.
Haya offlc and host nf other
Charming nenpl. Th ttaa pro
fessional patina la auatatned by auch
rrftulsr at fcthel ttarrvmor. Int i
Claire, Katharine Cornell. Constance
collier and Mr, rat Campbell when
in town.
Incidentally, rtau t as eloted his
bar long before iti prohibition ers
because h did not want hit yount
sort In tuch environment. Th lad
It grown now. to Ca It erectlnt.
t bsr festooned with :horat deeo.
rstlons hy Kvrl Shlnn. M 0n t
Know whetiter to call It Th Ahinn
rtig or the Asr Ahlnn-later.
Nrsonal nomination for th er.
slmil: Henry irt "At vacuous
a feeble'tnlnded boy looking for
a four-leaf clover.''
twelt rtttmss who hs t fstistt
Tt lllf To rllv orntt
mJV hl.n hllnq-hwp
P pravent Inftcflon-apply
Rat one, mild rliDi (
esmol
CHRONIC ARTHRITIS
giant hires (medically known as an
gioneurotic edema) and hyperesthetlc
or allerglo rhinitis, from taking for
periods of months one or another
form of calcium (usually ten grains
of calcium lactate three times a day)
along with dally rations of fish liter
oil and more or leas sun bathing or
exposure of the skin to ultraviolet
light from a lamp, where sunlight is
not available. The fish liver oil con
tains vitamin D. Tn the body chem
istry vitamin D seems to be essential
for normal calcium metabolism, we
know that ultraviolet light activates
a substance In the skin (called sterol)
changing It to vtosterol. Perhaps vi
tamin d is the natural stimulant to
the function of the parathyroid gland.
Don't go away now. we're through
the worst of It.
Comes now a report by Irving Dry
er, M. D and O. I. Reed, Ph. D. (Arc
hives of Physical Therapy, fie p. '35)
of their success In the treatment or
chronic arthritis with massive doses
or vitamin t goo.000 U. 6. P. unite
daily ror a month or more, then 300,
ooo. or 400.000 or 500,000 units dally
for several months. (Wednesday we'll
resume this talk about arthritis.)
(( i: F S T I ( NfiM N D AN VVKKfl
mature.
X am 16, 6B Inches tall. I want to
be at least six feet In height, can I
expect to grow three more Inches be
fore my growth stops? In the last
year 1 grew about two Inches. (L.
C. J.)
Answer Yea. Growth normally
continues until 30.
Iminunlrfltlon.
Does the board of health furnish
free anti-typhoid Injections? (5. R.)
Answer In some communities free
Immunization against typhoid Is given
Indigents. Ordinarily this la so In
expensive that It is a good safety
Investment for sn Individual to make.
Suit Water.
fs It harmful to drink a cup of
hot salt water every night before go
ing to bed? (D. B.)
Answer Not If you get any com
fort from It. As a rule I think It ts
better to drink water, hot or cold as
you prefer, without the salt added.
Most of us get rather too much salt
anyway, I
(Copyright, 1036, John P. Dllle Co ) !
fid. Note: Per non l wishing td
communicate with br. Brady
should send letter direct to Dr.
William Brady. M. 0.. 265 V
Camlno. Beverly Hills, Calif.
cal loathing for luncheon and ban
queta, probably haa to attend more
than almoat anybody In town. Hla
crosa l due to hla ability for grace
ful speaking and accomplished toast
mastering. Outeld of Irvin Cobb,
when he waa In full forentle flower,
not many are ao eagerly Bought as
Thomas. Despite that hla dally grind
la on of high praeaur Job phe
nomena' of tha day. Aalda from hla
broadcasting, hla newsreellng. public
speaking, magazine pieces, etc.. he
la articled to turn out two books
a year, sometimes three. Hit wife
see him ao seldom her nickname
la "Stranger."
On of th city's most agll octo
genarians 1 the erudite Hollo OS
am. editor of the New York Time.
He la at hla desk regularly and aside
from keen Interest In editorial af
faire ha test tor the lighter tide.
He drop Into a movie now and
then, goee to an " occaalonal flrat
night and playa a good game ot
golf. H reada without glaesc and
eata whatever he like.
After Jl montha of bucking bad
breaks, Julius Tannen ha landed
across the line right side up on a
Hollywood movie lot. He I serving
as utility man and hope no one
enelle It with an "f" In the per
aonal cabinet Of Th Great Zanuck.
no lea. Julius waa known for yeara
aa gllb-tongued actor without
layoff and suddenly for no account
able reason thlnga came to a dead
stop. Every flaah of the aun waa
followed by quick eclipse. He how
believes th hoodoo broken. Bo hope
hi trlendt.
Bagatelles: Rexford Tugwell waa
regarded aa clase smart alec In
college . . . George W. Cohan per
suaded Blng Crosby to us his
nickname . . . Obie winters re
cently aent 500 friends turkcya from
hit Maryland estate . . . Grover
Cteveland'a aon. Francis, la a tech
nician at the Bclaaco theater . .
The Abel Grecna spent a year In
Paris and never eat In front of the
Cafe de la Palx more than a hall
dozen timet.
Courtney Ryley Cooper tossing the
evening paper aalde acroas the room,
yawned, murmured: "I ace Fair
banks, pere .haa risen .Phoenlit
llke, from the Ashleys," and went
out Into the night.
(Copyright. 13. McNaught
Syndicate)
(Continued from Page On.)
to th old diplomatic method of secret
treaties. Thla trend lately haa been
strong. Secret trentlea are hot men
tioned at International conferencee.
Such gatherlnga these daya amount
to little more than. International cock
tall partlea. The dirty work It done
elsewhere.
Since the ttory got out about Presi
dent Roosevelt Ignoring hla cormres
alonal leader, several of them hftve
been Invited In th side door of the
Whit House for lunch. These visit
have not been publicly recorded. In
fact rather extensive secrecy precau
tlon wera taken.
Nevertheless, the Inside doorman at
"I know it's good
1 bought it from
HONEST ABE LINCOLN"
HOUSEWIVES in a little backwood section of Illinois
a century ago knew they could buy with complete confi
dence from the storekeeper at New Salem. His name
was Lincoln; and he was known personally to nearly
every man, woman and child in Sangamon county.
Life is more complicated today. You could not
possibly meet all the men and women who make and
sell the things you buy. But there is a way you can
know them . . and that is through the columns of this
newspaper.
Every day these manufacturers and retailers place
important messages here for you. There are announce
ments of interesting new products, and of improve
ments in old ones. News about unusual values. Sug
gestions for ways to make your home more comfort
able, and your work less tiring.
It will pay you to read these messages . . . and get
acquainted.
th aat ntranc notloed Speaker
Byrn tip-toeing In a few daya ago.
and other earn Individually at an
other time.
The purpose seemt to b to quiet
congressional resentment. Also to ef
fectuate a common understanding
about what will be done before any
thing It attempted publicly.
Note Pre;dentll adclaera would
not be at all surprised If Mr. Roose
velt neglected to send a tax message
to congress. nd permitted the rec
ommendation to com from Messrt.
Wallace and Davit. It la not con
sidered neceeaary to ttreee such a dis
tasteful aubject aa taxee. A you may
hare heard, thla It a campaign year.
Th new dealer! trudged out of
that ependlng-curtAllment conference
at th Whit Houa. their facea reg
istering deep chagrin, but without
any sound effect whatsoever.
Youth-eaver Aubrey Wllliama told
Inquirer he did not know how much
he could aay. Someone asked him
whether he meant "aay" or "aave."
He responded both, and ran for the
door.
Resettlcr Tugwell aald the aavlng
was all up to "the chief." Someone
asked him whether he and hla co
hort wera mice Or men. He anawer
ed: "Mice, by golly." and escaped
through the tame hole.
Other confereea pleaded tltAt mat
ter were still In the "conversational
atage," but they would offer no con
versation. Not only from thla Incident but
from others, it la evident that the
eminent new deal trapahootera have
been advised what to do with their
trap. For the time being, at least,
the new deal la being acted out In
pantomime. This la a radical departure.
Now It can b told that the fed
eral government did not permit J. P.
Morgan and hla associates to be lone
some during their vacation on the
senate Inquisitorial rack. Wherever
they went, while they were under sen
ate aubpocna. they were aocompanled
by U. s. secret service men. Two
were aoe bodyguard who- formerly
protected the president.
Thla waa not only Irregular but
technically Illegal. The U. 8. S. 8.
1 empowered only to guard th presi
dent and his family. Never before
wwe they assigned to guard a pri
vate citizen.
The 8. S. will probably deny It.
but th explanation la that the gov
ernment had reason to believe a phy
alcal attack might be made on Mor
gan and his associate. Certain over
wrought people are supposed to have
written crank letters. The govern
ment could not afford to let anything
happen to Morgan wnll he was In Its
custody.
An Increase In crank mall haa been
noted lately by several officials, prob
ably a a reeult of expanding political
tension.
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history from the filet ot the
Mall Tribune 10 and tu yean
to.
ITS YEARS AGO TODAY
February 111, 1!:6.
(It waa Wednesday.)
Smallpox scare hit valley, and all
urged to be vaccinated by county
health officer.
Half an Inch of rain falla during
th night..
Everett Fobcr of Central Point, a
student at Willamette university.
visiting friends and relatives at Cen
tral Point and In this city for a dsy.
C. E. (Pop) Ostes ol this city loorm
at a Republican candidate for gov
ernor. Tremendous run of steelhead on in
the Rogue.
Spring hats now on display at
Adrlenne'a.
TWKNTV YKARS AGO TODAY
February 10, lf16.
(Tt was Thursday.)
There Is probably not a sufficient
number of transients of the needy
class In our city to Justify the com
pletion of the organization of a rest
room movement, begun here some
weeks go.
Union revival services open at the
Nflt, with large attendance.
Owner of livery stable Is fined 5
by Police Judge Oay for driving a
buggy over some fresh laid paverfsnt.
Howard A. Kill rontrlbues series
of articles on "The Possibility of In
Jury from Smudg1'3 with Oil."
The home of Allen B. Drury on
Kings highway ts destroyed by fire,
at a Iom of 115,000. A bucket brigade
battled the flames, but made little
headway. The fire Is thought to have
been caused by the explosion of a
gasoline stove.
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BAKER, Feb. 10. (ff) A minimum
Of 4 above this morning marked the
end of the cold wove here. Sunday's
lowest was 4 below. The sky was
overcast today. No snow had fallen
tn the past 48 hours.
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