New Denaturant Aims to Curb Bootleg Alcohol
Industrial Alcohol Commissioner James M. Doran says stricter regulations and a new non-poisonous denaturant named alcolate will cut bootleg diversions. Regulations drafted by the Treasury and Justice Departments will be issued this month to bar bootleg access to government denatured alcohol. Doran notes alcolate tastes like spoiled eggs and garlic and replaces wood alcohol in government formulas. He also forecasts issuing permits for manufacture of 2,000,000 gallons of medicinal whiskey next year to replenish stock, with four years aging required by law.
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Washington
James M. Doran
Treasury
Justice Departments
Doran
Dordn
Idaho Residents Burn Wheat for Fuel in Wheat Country
Residents of NEE PERCS Idaho ten miles from Big Timber in a wheat region are burning wheat for fuel. A local businessman notes coal costs 16 dollars fifty cents per ton and ten dollars per cord.
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Percs
Idaho
Big Timber
The Might of the Mite Penny Christmas Seals
Dr Henry Boswell notes the value of penny Christmas seals in The Might of the Mite for The Clubwoman. Amarillo and Potter County Tuberculosis Association sponsor the yearly drive, selling seals from Thanksgiving to Christmas to fund tuberculosis fight efforts nationwide.
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Henry Boswell
National
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Amarillo
Potter County
Boswell
Wilmington
Delaware
United States
National Tuberculosis Association and Christmas Seals Impact
The National Tuberculosis Association and local affiliates promote Christmas Seals to fund health work. Studies and education from seal sales reduced the U S tuberculosis death rate from 200 to 79 per 100 000. The movement spurred sanatoria clinics fresh air camps and nurse training nationwide.
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National Tuberculosis Association
United States
Christmas Seals Drive Tuberculosis Research Nationwide
The National Tuberculosis Association coordinates a major research program with 1,400 affiliated groups. Christmas seals fund major work across fields, with experts following a coordinated plan and urging public purchases again this year. A bee metaphor notes a queen as essential, while drones lack purpose.
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Ation
National Tuberculosis Association
Pecos Dairyman Is Safe at Home
Pecos dairyman FP R Payne was found safely at home after wandering on the plains 61 miles south of Pecos for several days. Cowboys on the U ranch located him yesterday. he had extra clothes food and money but was in need of medical care.
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Associated Press
Pecos
Here
R. Payne
Wheat as Fuel Gains Interest for Home Heating
A businessman notes wheat at $9 a ton delivered to bins and basements burns evenly with long heat. A garageman, whose grates were too coarse for the new fuel, ordered new grates and expects to burn wheat all winter.
Amarillo Attorney A. D. Payne Dies in Jail Explosion
Relatives report A. D. Payne, Amarillo attorney, killed himself in jail by a bomb blast while awaiting trial for his wife’s murder in a car bombing. Family members say he had worried over the tragedy and its fallout.
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Payne
A. D. Payne
Amarillo
P. R. Payne
Unclear excerpt from Pathfinder with a confusing exchange
The fragment shows a man confessing a mistaken identity as he kisses a woman in a dark corner, followed by a sharp retort and a claim of being his sister. The scene hints at mental strain and strained family relations within a tense domestic moment.
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Fathfinder
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Taylor
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Polk St
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Holland
Aalas
Sheaffer's
Conklin’s
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