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July 14, 1936
“Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) – 14 Jul 1936, Tue – Page 1
SIX TORRID DAYS TAKE HEAVY TOLL OF DETROIT LIVES
Detroit, Mich., July 13.—[Special.]
—City hospitals and the Wayne county morgue today presented a picture seen only during a major catastrophe as Detroit endured its sixth consecutive day of 100 degree weather—the worst heat wave in the history of Michigan.Nurses and physicians worked overtime in hospitals crowded beyond capacity with hundreds of heat prostration patients. At the county morgue, where 100 bodies were received during the day, women and children wept as they moved among the crypts seeking to identify loved ones.
Hospital Facilities Overtaxed.
Deaths occurred at the rate of one every ten minutes, a city official estimated. Facilities in many of the hospitals were so overtaxed that cribs for transporting bodies to the morgue had to be brought in from the outside.“I have never seen anything like it in my 16 years of experience here,” said Dr. W. T. Ryan, chief medical examiner at the morgue. In 36 hours he supervised 150 autopsies. “The heat has caused the greatest wave of death I have ever witnessed,” declared Dr. T. K. Gruber, superintendent of Eloise hospital, county institution for mental cases. In six days 81 deaths have occurred there.”

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“Rio Grande Runs Dry”
With the Rio Grande running at record high levels, the press says the Rio Grande is running dry.

The Rio Grande and Rhine Rivers Are Both Running Dry – CNET

USGS | National Water Dashboard
The Rhine has run dry on numerous occasions throughout history.
Gaillard’s Medical Journal – Google Books
18 Jul 1852, 7 – The Observer at Newspapers.com
The Day – Google News Archive Search
17 Jul 1852, 7 – The Hampshire Advertiser at Newspapers.com

21 Aug 1901, Page 3 – Shelby County Herald at Newspapers.com
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“not hype or exaggeration”
Last year the press said it was the worst heatwave in history.

This year they are saying the same thing.

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Half Of Americans Don’t Believe What They Believe
Academics have determined that half of Americans don’t believe what they believe.

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“not hype or exaggeration”
The traditional scams of climate alarmists about Arctic ice and forest fires are collapsing, so they are turning their attention to ambulance chasing heatwaves.
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New York Times Says Food Prices Are Plunging
Democrats just confiscated $500 billion from the American people for their “Inflation Reduction Act” and the New York Times asks “Must We Suffer to Bring Inflation Down?” They also say food prices are plunging – based on data from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.


Opinion | What Can We Do to Bring Inflation Down? – The New York Times
I went to the Food and Agriculture Organization website, and they provide an Excel spreadsheet of their data. This is what it shows.


Natural Gas prices have more than tripled since Biden took office.

According to the press, food prices are both soaring and tumbling.

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