Oil production declines nationwide with Oklahoma and West Texas changes
United Press reports show U S daily oil output down 7 726 barrels to 2 376 883 barrels with Oklahoma slipping by 7 450 barrels. Seminole Oklahoma falls to 832 570 barrels while West Texas climbs to 285 594 barrels as the Mid-Continent region totals 1 482 182 barrels. California declines 3 000 barrels to 614 150.
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Oklahoma
Mid-Continent
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
California
Horses dying out as figures show a shrinking stock
CHICAGO reports Wayne Dinsmore of the Horse Association of America says the horse is rapidly dying. Vehicle license tag data from twenty cities show declines while farms in fourteen states confirm a large drop in horses. He notes a seven year fall from 20 000 000 to 15 000 000 on farms and predicts further losses. Mules rise as draft horse demand outpaces supply.
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Horse Association of America
Wayne Dinsmore
Association
Dinsmore
Mayer argues humans can shape social structure
Tufts professor Joseph Mayer disputes Clarence Darrow’s view that people are mere “chips on a stream.” He says humans can influence social structures by applying natural laws, citing fire and the automobile as examples and noting psychology’s current limits. He concludes that society can control the stream upon which humanity is tossed.
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Chicago
Joseph Mayer
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German Personal Crisis Reports Set High Record
Germany reports a record level of personal crisis cases with about 14,000 annual suicides, 25 per 100,000 Germans, higher than several diseases. Berlin leads cities with 45 per 100,000, and medical experts call it a mental illness with no current cure. The piece notes regional comparisons and historical trends, including prewar prosperity and wartime hunger.
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Ashburn to Stay as Waterway Head Contests Grow
Major General T. Q. Ashburn will be retained as executive officer of the Inland Waterways Corporation despite opposition to his administration. President Coolidge said the waterway system is experimental and funds will be used to make it a paying operation. Berlin reports Luft-Hansa grew rapidly in 1927 with 100000 passengers, 1900 tons of freight, and 9 million kilometers covered as it opens Marseille Barcelona Madrid route toward a future transatlantic link.
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T. Q. Ashburn
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White House
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Warrior Rivers
Minnesota River Improvement Association
Shakopee
Minn
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Argentine
Woman Finds Relief After Using Vegetable Compound
In a Midwestern town a discouraged woman, incapacitated for months, found hope after receiving a booklet of letters from women with similar troubles. She started Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, felt relief after three bottles, and by eleventh bottle no longer faced the same health issues.
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Iowa
Ask Soviet Farmers For Fifty Millions
Moscow reports a new effort to win peasant support for the government through a $50,000,000 New Peasants' Lottery Loan. Farmers may subscribe and earn six percent interest with a chance to win up to $500 per dollar in drawings. The three year loan finances village co op stores and farm machinery, with six prize drawings totaling 3,500,000 rubles.
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Moscow Typists Protest Cartoonist Depictions
Forty one government stenographers in Moscow sign an open letter condemning a cartoon in Crocodile that shows flapperish typists with bobbed hair and makeup. They demand slander action and argue workers are honest, hardworking, and fatigued by long hours at typewriters. Tomsky says no difference between typists and other women workers.
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Stenaga
Tomsky
Central Trade Union Council
Haig Completes World War History But Keeps It Secret
The Daily Sketch reports Earl Douglas Haig finished a history of the World War and decided it should not be published in his lifetime. The work allegedly contains more secret history than is currently available. Also noted is the U.S. government destroying about 1,200 tons of wornout paper money each year.
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The
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Capudine Relieves Nervous Pain Fast And Safely
Capudine soothes nervousness head aches and pains from rheumatism neuralgia colds and grippe. Liquid form is quickly absorbed and relief comes faster than tablets or powders. It calms nerves without opiates and won’t upset the stomach, also helping colds. Sold at drug stores with money back guarantee immediate relief claimed.
Funeral rites for former senator held
Kingfisher Oklahoma January 81 Funeral rites for FE D Brownlee 55 former state senator and Kingfisher county judge for two terms were planned today. He died suddenly at his home last night. He is survived by his widow two daughters a sister and two brothers
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United Press
Kingfisher
Okla
D. Brownlee
Kingfisher Country
Long bargaining over rights of minorities in Persia France tradeoff
In Temeran January 81 a prolonged France Persia bargaining yields a tentative accord: France would modify or drop foreign capitulations in Persia in exchange for most favored nation status. Reports say France may not fully renounce privileges and will not allow French nationals to be inferior to others. A separate note adds that a newborn baby's brain weighs about one-eighth of the body.
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Persia
Iran
Russians in Battles Before Moscow Over Tea Shortage
Moscow January 31 The tea shortage triggers pullings affrays and fist fights in shop queues as Russians scramble for a drink considered essential. Tea sales collapsed after the Chinese Nationalist government cut ties and the Soviets paused purchases, with a man paying 60 rubles for 10 pounds amid the chaos.
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International
Moscow
Tea shortage sparks arrest as shop seizure hits market
An operative store failed to obtain tea leading to police arrest of a suspect. Officials warn no state or cooperative shop will sell more than a quarter pound to any buyer to curb private traders. The price has surged to £2.600 per pound as authorities consider strategies after the Chinese revolution’s unexpected impact.
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Speculator
China
What a Doctor Knows About Cascara Laxatives
A historical health note promotes cascara bark as a natural laxative. It argues against repeated strong laxatives, claiming cascara fosters lasting bowel regularity with minimal doses. It likens cascara to Indians chewing bark and suggests it improves blood health while reducing dependence.
Joint-Base and Joint-Bane remedy ad claims quick relief
An advertisement promises relief from rheumatic pain and inflamed joints using Joint-Base and Joint-Bane. It urges rub-on applications for chest colds neuralgia lumbago and sciatica, notes foot comfort after nightly use, and directs readers to send name and address for a large 12 day treatment tube from Pope Laboratories in Hallowell Maine.
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Pope Laboratories
Hallowell
Maine
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