Tahoka Hosts August 11 Highway Nine Conference
Tahoka will host a Panhandle Plains highway conference on August 11 with delegations from Amarillo to San Angelo areas. Col H H Haynes announces the meeting run by the Amarillo Board of City Development. Amarillo will appoint a delegation via the Panhandle Auto Club. E W Hardin chairs the transportation committee and will lead the Amarillo group. Delegations will hear talks and dine with the Tahoka Kiwanis club.
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Tahoka
Panhandle Plains
Col. H. H. Haynes
Amarillo
San Angelo
Hale Center
Panhandle Auto Club
E. W. Hardin
Transportation Committee
Board of City Development
Tohoka Kiwanis Club
Parisians note city trees dying amid air pollution
In Paris residents lament the loss of trees dying from bad air though 87,000 trees remain along boulevards and in parks. Replacements with large transplanted ones raise costs as concerns grow about the urban forest. In Rock Springs Wy a fire call found two unaddressed letters in the alarm box and the firemen mailed them then resumed a game of checkers.
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Paris
Rock Springs
Wye
Tiny pilot about to grow from 12 ounce birth
The paper notes a claim of the smallest baby ever born in Mildura Australia Thelma daughter of Mr and Mrs W Thompson weighed 12 ounces at birth three years ago She is now described as bright and intelligent though small in size
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Mildura
Australia
Thelma
McCoy's Tablets Promises Weight Gain and Guarantee
An advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets as a remedy for underweight individuals. It claims weight gain of at least five pounds after four boxes or two dollars, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The product is sold at Fox, Randal and Postoffice Drug Stores and other druggists nationwide.
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McCoy
Fox, Randal and
Postoffice
America
Yadicale
Massachusetts
Texas
Thayer
State Supreme Court
Year of Farm Opportunity Sees Growth Across Agriculture
Acting Secretary of Agriculture R W Dunlap told bankers in New York that the agricultural sector is in stronger financial health than in four years with improving prospects for staple crops. He urged young men to prepare for farming, noting rising cotton and wheat yields, expanding sheep and cattle industries, and the National Farm School's role in advancing agricultural education. The speaker warned profits lag national averages but emphasized long term prosperity and need for educated farmers.
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International News Service
New York
R. W. Dunlap
Bankers’ Club
National Farm School
Dunlap
Nebraska
Pacific Northwest
Say Every Diamond Can Be Identified
Paris reports a French scientist M. Mallaval has developed a lab method to project enlarged diamond images to reveal individual characteristics. The process highlights color arrangements to distinguish stones and may aid trade and police work, with famous gems like the Rose Diamond used as references.
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Associated Press
Paris
M. Mallaval
Mallaval
Lyons
Violet
Chantilly Chateau
Sacco and Vanzetti Case Overview Remains Debated
The article reviews the Sacco and Vanzetti case from their 1920 arrests through the 1927 trial and appeals. It notes their pacifist views, the 16 year sentence for Vanzetti, gun accusations, and controversies over identification. Protests and debate over justice versus political prejudice are highlighted, with comparisons to Leo Frank.
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Cape
Sacco
Vanzetti
Bridgewater
Mass
South Braintree
Sacco-Vanzetti
Thayer
T W C Is Credited With Fine Arts School
Fort Worth reports the Texas Woman's College Fine Arts School as a leading national program under Dean Carl Venth. The college orchestra of sixteen plays across Fort Worth and the state, directed by Dean Venth with Miss Katherine Bailey and Miss Ellen Lindsay prominent in the School of Fine Arts.
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Fort Worth
Aug
Texas Woman's College
Carl Venth
Texas Women's College
Dean Veat
Katherine Bailey
Ellen Lindsay
Ellen Lindsay Are Also Prominent In the School of Fine Arts
Bailey
Lindsay
Southwest
Teri Woman's College
Dodson's Liver Tone Replaces Harmful Calomel
Heat drains the body causing dryness and constipation. Calomel is dangerous mercury and harms the liver. Dodson's Liver Tone is promoted as a safe night tonic that cleanses without fuss, helping you awaken ready for work and able to eat freely.
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Dodson
London Angora suit with longer sweater length
A London Angora sports suit features a sweater length six inches longer than summer versions. A white georgette evening cape accompanies it, with rows of ruffled white moire ribbon and an Elizabethan white fox collar.
Smart Rust Velvet Coat Dress With English Figure Motif
A smart coat dress in early autumn style features printed rust velvet fabric and a design of small figures echoing seasoned old English prints. The piece centers on vintage-inspired motifs and classic tailoring for a refined, period-tinged look.
New Plowshare Charged by Electric Method Speeds Up
A historical report describes a plowshare charged with electricity by a novel method, causing it to become negatively charged and continuously coated as it passes through the soil, aiming to speed the plowing process.
Plowing Benefits From Thin Water Film
A thin water film reduces friction by lubricating the soil, making plowing easier and requiring less effort. The wet layer forms during moisture conditions, enabling smoother soil penetration and reduced resistance for equipment.
Silver Jewelry Tops Evening Wear With White Gowns
Silver jewelry rises in style for evening wear paired with white gowns and chiffons. The trend highlights silver trimming as a chic accent on light dresses and formal ensembles.
France's two year old speaks four languages
Winifred Tierney of Lille, aged two, is hailed as the world’s youngest linguist. She can answer in English French German and Modern Greek and is described as precocious in other ways.
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France
Winifred Tierney
Lille
Ipswich resident Patrick Stephens dies at 64 years of life
Patrick Stephens who lived in Ipswich Nova Scotia West died recently in the house where he resided for 64 years. He helped carve the first road over Limestone Hill to Brisbane and assisted with a pick and shovel when the Ipswich to Grandstone railway line ground was broken in 1864.
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Patrick Stephens
Ipswich
N.S. W
Limestone Hill
Brisbane
Grandstone
Globe and News Stands Advertised Citywide
An old listing shows multiple Globe and News stands for sale or distribution in Boston Charlton Chattanooga Nodge City El Paso and Sheldon with venues including Old South News Stand Milk and Washington Streets Ninth and Market Streets and the Sheldon Hotel.
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Amarillo
The
Globe Or the News
Boston, Mass
Old South News Stand
Milk and
Washington Streets
Chattanooga, Tenn
World News Co
Ninth and Market Streets
Nodge City
Kan
Lace Drug Store
EL Paso
Texas
Ellaway
FE Paso St
Sheldon Hotel
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Seaforth Highlanders
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Samuel W. Stratton
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Vanszetti
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Major Atwell
Miss Amarillo
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Wolflin School
Panhandle Road
Johnson Street
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Evening Cape
SOK W
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Dependable Plumbing
Globe and News
Albuquerque
New Mexico
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Peachtree St
Akron
Ohio
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City News
Maim St
Baltimore, MD
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Baton Rouge, la
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Birmingham
Ala
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Twentieth St
Charleton
8. C
Chicago
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P. O. News Co
W. Monroe
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dallas
Atlas News Co
Commerce St
C. Jones
Turner's News Co
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Lawrence
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Walton
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Ind
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Oklahoma City
Stevenson's Daily News Agency
Omaha
Nebr
Meyer Coren
Furnam St
Pasadena
Brunswick News Stand
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Portland St
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Max Spero
Liberty Ave
Grant
Portland
Ore
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Benson Hotel
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Market
Golden Gate
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Wash
Liberty News Co
ST. Joseph
Max Zulken
Edmond St
ST. Louis, MO
William Krell
N. 8Th St
Tampa, Fla
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S. W. Cor
Florida
Cass St
Toledo
Madison News Co
Madison & Summitt Sts
Trinidad
Tulsa
Library
Sam Millers
Third and
Boulder Streets
Wichita Falls
Hal Mayer
Eighth St
Wichita
Kansas
Wichita Confectionery
E. Douglas Ave
Panhandle
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