Brazil Plans Withdrawal From League of Nations
Brazilian legislators voiced approval of exiting the League, arguing it would avoid European diplomacy entanglements and protect national dignity. The move could realign Brazil with the American Republics, especially the United States, while Latin America sought a permanent seat on the League Council.
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BROKEN OUT FACES CAN SHINE WITH NEW SKIN REMEDY
Advertises Black and White Ointment and Soap as quick fixes for eczema rash and breakouts. Claims modern women can look stylish again and avoid unattractive skin problems. Promotes 50 cent size ointment with triple value versus 25 cent size and notes availability from all dealers.
State Briefs: Highway Commission Bid On Construction
An Austin report notes county commissioners opened bids for road work with the Weldon company and others, outlining project costs and oversight. Indictments mentioned involve alleged travel and wire tampering. charges include federal counts. Assistant Attorney General C. A. Wheeler leads state highway bond matters in the Crimet case.
County to hold court Saturday amid reported heist
San Angelo reports Fletcher county officials post a 500 reward for arrest and conviction of the person who broke into Sheriff August Leedecke's office on June to steal 328 quarts of tequila. The raid also involved a prior seizure and a subsequent dairy raid reference.
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Fly Flu Insecticide Promises Harmless Pest Death
An ad touts Fly-Flu as a revolutionary insecticide that kills all crawling and flying insects instantly while being harmless to humans. It claims the product emits a pleasant mist for people but a lethal vapor to insects, suffocating them by blocking their breathing through pores.
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President Coolidge Opposes Universal Military Training
President Coolidge does not favor universal military training in colleges. He opposes training that might foster a warlike spirit but supports Amherst like drill and gymnastic instruction without firearms. His son John has attended summer Army camps, yet the president believes training should not include all students.
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English tobacconist breaks in pipes by cycling pump method
An English tobacconist uses a bicycle pump to smoke and soften new pipes until they are ready for customers. The practice aims to ease the pipes and demonstrate their use before sale.
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