Beauty advice for Theresa Twenty and underweight
An advice column urges Theresa a five foot six inch, 118 pound young woman to gain weight to improve health and looks. It prescribes milk intake, nine hours sleep, swimming, regular meals, and scalp and nail care, with leaflets offered on gaining weight and hair care.
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Theresa
Moore diversifies farming to cows sows and hens in Deaf Smith
L C Moore, long a top wheat farmer in Deaf Smith county, adopts a diversified plan using cows, hens, and hogs with grain sorghums and cotton. He keeps detailed records, sells cream, eggs, and poultry, and tests three chicken breeds while his wife manages records and a productive garden. Bears damage timber near Woodlawn Park, Pike National Forest, as food scarcity drives unusual digging and root disturbance.
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L. C. Moore
Deaf Smith County
Wong
Moore
Wildorado
Sudan
Deal Smith County
Moores
Associated Press
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Woodlawn Park
Pike National Forest
E. S. Keithley
Keithley
National Elk Headquarters Opened in Dallas Today
Dallas on August 5 reports the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks opened its national headquarters in the city. Federal Judge William H. Atwell arrived to launch the year’s program as head of the order.
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National Elk
Dallas
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
William H. Atwell
Mexico Sets December 3 and 1 as Last Day for Claims
President Calles issues decree ordering all claims for damages by revolutionary forces and other claims not decided by the American Mexican Claims Commission filed by December 3. After that date such claims will not be admitted.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Mexico City
Calles
General and Special American
Bicycling Trips Comeback Promised by Wichita Falls Club
The Red River Social club of Wichita Falls seeks incorporation to organize and promote bicycle clubs and other innocent sports in Wichita Falls and nearby cities. The charter outlines revival of bicycling as a popular sport two decades after its heyday with a capital stock of $300.
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Associated Press
Austin
Wechita Falls
Red River Social Club
Wichita Falls
Victim in California Lab Fire Identified as New York Worker
Authorities tentatively identify the burned man found in the Pacific Cellulose plant laboratory in Martinez as an unidentified New York City worker. The probe centers on Charles Henry Schwartz sought on a murder warrant amid insurance policies totaling over 109000 dollars and possible hoax motives. The case follows the reappearance of Joe Rodriguez, complicating clues and pointing to an advertising effort by Schwartz for a plant helper.
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Associated Press
Martinez
Cal
New York City
Pacific Cellulose Company
Charles Henry Schwartz
Berkeley
Schwartz
New York
R R. Veale
Tinning
Cellulose
Joe Rodriguez
Portugese
Theodore Benitis
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