Canyon College to Open September 22 with Expanded Faculty
The West Texas State Teachers college at Canyon will begin its sixteenth regular session September 22 with a larger faculty and improved college plant. President J A Hill notes the faculty is nearly complete, resignations and leaves down, and new hires include Miss Helen Lamb and Miss Mattie Swayne.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
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Greely
Colorado
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Teachers College At
Swayne
Columbia University
Agnes Charlton
Clarendon
W. L. Vaughan
Memphis
Texas
Teachers Collegce
Mary McLean
Miss McLean
John Randolph
Ochiltree County
Margie Co. Lyon
Gordon Fuller
Perryton
Fay Lockhart
Gas cheaper than labor fuels round-the-clock street lights
In Medicine Hat and Vienna, gas costs less than labor, allowing street lights to burn continuously day and night.
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Medicine Hat
Vienna
Strawberries Sold in England at Seven Cents Each
Strawberries eight in a box sold in England in April for seven cents per berry.
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England
Moon Motor Cars See 59 Percent July Sales Rise
Moon Motor Car company reports July sales up 59 percent from July 1924 per Frederick H. Rengers general sales manager. The interview notes strong dealer demand many driveaways at the Moon plant and a shift toward DeLuxe lightweight models at moderate prices.
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Moon
Frederick H. Rengers
Moon Motor Car Company
United States
Diamonds and Steel Trade Highlights of a Month
Belgium shipped diamonds valued at 1.5 million dollars to this country while steel exports from that nation in the same period are noted, indicating a notable bilateral trade pattern during the month.
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Belgium
Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery
An instructive book by Dr A McCleary, rectal specialist of Excelsior Springs Missouri, claims to cure piles quickly without cutting burning or hospital bills. The method reportedly helped over twelve thousand cases in twenty five years and the book is mailed free to sufferers who send name and address.
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A. & McCleary
Excelsior Springs
McCleary
St.Louuis Ave
Early American Antiques Sought for White House
White House renovations aim to replace French empire furnishings with early republic American pieces. Funds from a $50,000 appropriation cover some work, with gaps to be filled by donations or future congressional grants.
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White House
Congress
United States
Early Republic
Maryland
Virginia
Philadelphia
New England
Coolidge
Dentist's forceps used on his bicycle in England
The article reports Alexander Frederick Stratford, an alleged former dental mechanic, held by authorities in London on August 8 as he faces charges related to the use of dentist forceps on a bicycle. The piece frames the device as capable of both pulling teeth and tightening bicycle nuts, highlighting the odd suspect and the case against him.
Dentists Practicing Illegally Lead to Arrest and Fine
A road worker, A. L. Bryant, says Stratford treated his teeth at home with a bicycle, using forceps to pull teeth and injuring him. Stratford claimed to be a dental mechanic with stolen papers and was fined seven pounds and costs after police questioning.
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Stratford
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