NOLLIE ROBINSON Gale In Sheriff Aiken County
A fragment notes a gale associated with Nollie Robinson under Sheriff Aiken County. The readable snippet suggests a local incident or event tied to county law enforcement and a sheriff-led jurisdiction. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Nollie-Robinson
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Rexall Orderlies Offer Constipation Relief Ad
A Battle Creek physician cites constipation as a leading cause of misery but praises Rexall Orderlies as a relief. The tablet supposedly stimulates natural bowel movement without habit formation. Chew one before bed and wake refreshed. 24 for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores.
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Battle Creek
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Rexall Drug Store
Small college to supply practical education for farms and towns
The speaker argues parents and schools should share responsibility for training to reestablish the farm, country home, and country school. The university handles specialists, but a dearth of practically educated people remains as farm and village needs grow. They seek opportunity to work rather than gifts.
Good Looks a Menace in Woman’s Career Rise
A London Woman backed by the Woman’s Engineering Society for a key post was rejected by a director who said she was too good looking and would unsettle male workers. Business leaders largely disagreed, arguing beauty can aid, not hinder, a female executive. Many ambitious young women aim to present their best, though truly beautiful women remain rare and often not job seekers.
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London
Axe
W. Averill Harriman
Aiken
Gay Boy
Anconda
Conquering the Pacific A new air route proves global reach
The Southern Grass completed a 78000 mile US to Australia flight via Oakland Hawaii Suva Fiji Brisbane. Pilots were Australian Charles Kingsford Smith and Charles Ulm with American navigator Harry W Lyon and radio operator James Warmer. The monoplane stayed in continuous contact worldwide. This marks air travel as globally accessible.
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United States
Australia
Oakland
Calif
Hawaii
Suva
Fiji Islands
Brisbane
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Charles Ulm
Harry W. Lyon
James Warmer
State question on utility lobbying activity investigated by FTC
The FTC inquiry into propaganda and lobbying by utilities shows a highly active lobby. It has prepared free booklets for schools in New England states Nebraska Missouri Kansas and Iowa and pressed school officials to adopt them.
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Federal Trade Commission
New England
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Legacy of radio and turnout in American elections
The piece notes the vast radio audience near 50 million listeners while questioning why half of eligible voters do not exercise their right. It argues party platforms lack appeal after conventions and that voters lose interest before inaugurations, leaving the public disengaged from the political process.
Georgia grand jury cites high share of alcohol for fuel
A Georgia grand jury asserts that at least 95 percent of canned heat sold by hardware stores druggists and 5 and 10 stores is purchased to obtain the alcohol. Originally iso fuel relied on wood alcohol but grain alcohol substitution has sharply boosted sales.
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Georgia
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