Coolidge to Aid Work Campaign Says A P Report
Superior Wis July 3 President Coolidge has assured National Republican Chairman Work he may aid the campaign though not yet specifying how or when. Work will run Hoover’s bid with a quiet, dignified drive and radio talks. He notes Gov Smith’s convention stance on prohibition may clash with the Houston platform.
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Work
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Houston
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Wales Prince Promises Not to Fly Alone
The Prince of Wales has given Queen Mary a definite understanding he will not make solo flights in his new airplane. He trains under his brother the Duke of York and will always be accompanied on flights even after earning his pilot’s certificate.
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New Food Discovery May Save Farmers
Berlin July 5. Friedrich Bergius announced a new process to produce pork from wood and extract digestible carbohydrates from wood. The method uses extreme steam pressure to convert wood into coal and high grade gas. If commercially viable it could transform national food supply and livestock production.
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Heidelberg
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America
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Lochaber Water Power Works Tunnel Nears Completion
Claiming the world's largest water tunnel, Lochaber project in Scotland advances toward completion near Lochaber. The 15 mile bore has 10 miles finished this year, drilling through a concrete wall as the work progresses.
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Railroad Rounds and Rumblings in Morse Arkansas
A nationwide era of rail line moves and local disturbances threads through Morse and Amarillo activity. Reports detail mob violence near a one‑eyed suspect, railroad executives in transit, new elevators, tracklaying, and commercial growth as Rock Island and Santa Fe expand lines, add engines, and push wheat trade ahead.
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H. E. Jones
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L. R. Dee
W. E. Thompson
EF. G. Placey
Hoover to stress issues beyond prohibition in campaign
Washington July 3 Hoover intends to stress issues other than prohibition in the early days of his presidential campaign. At his headquarters officials deplore emphasis on the wet dry question and expect the nominee to advocate strict enforcement without detailing changes to prohibition law. Carmi Thompson, former Ohio primary foe, pledged support and predicted Hoover would carry Ohio in November. Uncertainty hangs over the timing of Hoover's resignation to accept nomination and arrange travel. Gasoline pumps in Havana will be regulated to fit the city beauty plan. Madeira hand embroidery rises in popularity replacing Irish peasant patterns.
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Hoover
al Smith
Commerce Department
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Ohio
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New York Cotton Exchange Prices Noted in Report
The report mentions the staple price on the New York Cotton Exchange. It identifies William L. Clayton once a court reporter from Jackson Tennessee and Luther Brawner of Hooker Oklahoma visiting relatives at 3722 Fountain Terrace. It notes Mrs G O Phillips returning to Amarillo after a 40 day visit to Wheeler relatives.
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Rock Island Division
Amarillo
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el Paso
New York Cotton Exchange
William L. Clayton
Jackson
Tenn
Luther Brawner
Hooker, Okla
Mrs. H. W. Clutter
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G. O. Phillips
Santa Fe
Wheeler
Births and Deaths In City Fall Off
City health department records show June deaths fell to 21 from 46 in May while births dropped to 72 from 24. Males led both lists with 12 male deaths and 80 male births. female deaths numbered 9 with 33 female births. The May tally included 14 contagious cases, mainly scarlet fever and smallpox.
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City Health Department
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens and Revives
A vintage advertisement extols GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC as strengthening and invigorating, claiming it boosts appetite and restores color to the cheeks. The lure targets a general audience seeking renewed energy and wellness through a popular tonic.
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GROVE
That Baby You've Longed For Mrs Burton Advises Mothers
Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City shares her journey from years without motherhood to becoming a mother and wife’s companion. She offers free advice to married women seeking happiness, inviting letters to 1291 Massachusetts Kansas City MO with strict confidentiality.
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Kansas City
Margaret Burtop
Massachusetts
Cherish Replace Obey in Scottish Episcopal Bride Rule
London reports a July decision by the Provincial Synod of the Episcopal Church in Scotland to replace the traditional marriage vow phrase obey with a neutral commitment in the bride's vows. The move reflects evolving church practice while maintaining the overall solemnity of the rite.
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International News Service
London
Cherish
Provincial Synod of the Episcopal, Church In Scotland
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