West Texas Pharmacists Prepare for 400 Delegates
Amarillo hosts a three day spring convention of the West Texas Pharmaceutical Association gathering about 400 delegates. Roy Pool presides as association president. A district six conference of state pharmacy board members from six states Kansas Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico will meet.
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West Texas Pharmaceutical Association
Amarillo
West Texas
National Association of State Pharmacy Boards
Roy Pool
West Texas Association
Kansas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
National Association
Second Edition Robert Burns Volume Sold to Mrs. Trivers
A second edition of Robert Burns poems from 1787, known as Edinburgh or Caledonian Hunt edition, has been gifted to Mrs. Anna Trivers of Fairfield by her father’s family. The volume, thumbworn but complete, was published by William Creech with 3000 copies and priced five shillings to subscribers, six to non subscribers. The dedication to Caledonian Hunt appears as in the original.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Anna Trivers
Fairfield
Robert Burns
Edinburgh
Trivers
A. Strachan
T. Cadell
Strand
W. Creech
Burns
Caledonian Hunt
Funeral services for Mrs Clesson set for Saturday
Mrs Myrtle Violet Clesson 42 will receive final rites at 10 30 am from Blackburn Shaw Chapel. Rev Robert C Jones of the Church of Christ will lead the service and the body will be sent to Albuquerque for burial. She died Wednesday in a local hospital and is survived by her husband Robert E Clesson two brothers and three sisters.
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Myrtle Violet Clesson
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
Robert C. Jones
Church of Christ
Albuquerque
Liquor Row Ends as Comma is Back in Texas Law
In Austin on March 13 the comma in the Texas liquor law restricting sales near churches and schools was restored by the secretary of state. The debate centered on whether the text read church school or church, school. The restored punctuation clarifies the prohibition distance.
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Austin
Texas
Secretary of State
Delmatian Island Cheese to Market
Yugoslavs in the United States consume all sheep cheese from the Dalmatian islands Olib Silba Molat along the Adriatic coast. Islanders form a cooperative to produce a cheese from native sheep crossed with merino with a ready market among Yugoslav restaurant owners.
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Split
Yugoslavia
United States
Olib
Silba
Molat
Adriatic
Dalmatia
Islands
North Argentinans Not Tough Enough
A Buenos Aires report notes army medical tests in Missiones near the Brazilian border found only 80 of 350 conscripts fit for service. Failures cite disability teeth and hereditary issues amid poorer sanitary and food conditions compared to central provinces known for producing strong boxers.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Army Medical Board
Missiones
Luis Angel Firpo
Victorio Campolo
Cooperative sheep output to rise with better market
The cooperative currently owns about 1,500 sheep and sells product at roughly 25 cents per pound. Officials plan expansion to boost output and market reach.
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America
Slayer Gets Life in Prison in California Triple Murder
Jerome Von Braun Selz pleaded guilty to first degree murder in Redwood City California and was sentenced to life in San Quentin for the slayings of Ada French Rice and a man he claimed to have killed to avert blackmail. He led officers to Rice's grave and said another man Michael Baronovich witnessed the death. authorities continued searching San Francisco Bay for Baronovich's body.
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Redwood City
Calif
Jerome von Braun Selz
Ada French Rice
San Quentin
Selz
A. R. Cotton
Gilbert Ferrell
J. J. McGrath
Gas warfare defended as most humane in war speak
London reports Maj. Gen. Sir Henry Thuller argues gas is the most humane weapon in warfare. He cites persistent maiming from shells and rifle fire as proof gas causes fewer permanent injuries, while noting hospitals still house injured civilians. Also, January confectionery sales rose 10 percent from a year earlier.
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London
Henry Thuller
Royal Engineers
Royal United Services Institution
Lions Club Luncheon Serves Crow as Edible Dish
Six members of a California Lions Club shared a luncheon where crow was served not as a symbol of lions but as a meal. The event underscored a quirky dining choice and drew attention for the unusual dish.
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Crow
Dixie Answers Marriage Call With Chivalry
Samuel Frank known as Turlock's Postal Don Juan says he received 81 replies to his leap year marriage request to Gov. Alfred James V. Texas. Mississippi belles led with 28 responses, Texas 22, Missouri 2, Kansas 1, Californians many not qualifying as Dixie belles. Eight came from Turlock. Dixie girls sent self addressed stamped envelopes or stamps. California applicants did not. Frank lists women physicians and professionals among responders and will select one match from 41 replies.
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Turlock
U.P
Samuel Frank
Don Juan
James V, Alfred
Texas
Frank
Mississippi Belles
Missouri
Kansas
California
Dixie Girls
Margaret Sullavan Obtains Divorce from William Wyler
El Paso report states film actress Margaret Sullavan secured a Juarez Mexico divorce from director William Wyler on March 6. Attorney Moises Garza Ramos said the separation cited incompatibility as the reason for the split.
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EL Paso
Margaret Sullavan
Juarez
Mexico
William Wyler
Moises Garza Ramos
Miss Sullavan
Burial Today for Accident Victim in Llano Cemetery
Mrs. Sarah Kohler victim of an automobile crash between Vega and Adrian to be buried today at Llano Cemetery. Funeral services at 2 p.m. from Griggs Chapel with the Rev. H. Smith of San Jacinto Methodist Church officiating. Pallbearers include Fred Dowie Clay Thornton B W Jamison F B King R E Dickerson and 8 C Merrell. Kohler was wife of Marion Kohler of San Jacinto cleaning plant. mother and brother survive.
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Sarah Kohler
Vega
Adrian
Llano
Griggs Chapel
H. ©. Smith
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Fred Dowie
Clay Thornton
B. W. Jamison
F. B. King
R. E. Dickerson
8. C. Merrell
Rural Teachers To Meet on Saturday
Rural school teachers gather at 10 a m Saturday in the office of County Superintendent Carl Clifft to discuss curriculum and interscholastic league issues. Miss Reba Jenkins of Spring Lake School will speak. Mrs W D Ward leads the Potter County Teachers Association.
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Carl Clifft
Reba Jenkins
Spring Lake
Near Earth
W. D. Ward
Potter County Teachers Association
Kidney health ad promotes Cystex prescription drug
An old advertisement warns kidneys may be harmed by drastic drugs. It offers Cystex as a doctor prescribed treatment claiming rapid vitality within a week and a money back guarantee, priced at 3 cents per dose.
School Children Word Capacity Set
Dr. Frederick S. Breed of the University of Chicago reports American school children likely know between 12 000 and 13 000 words based on a study of themes and letters from grades one through eight. He notes adults typically know about 35 000 different words.
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Chicago
Frederick S. Breed
University of Chicago
Rites Saturday for Frank H. Stevens
Last rites for Frank H. Stevens 30 chief engineer of the New Mexico Water Conservation Service will be held in Las Cruces New Mexico tomorrow at 3 P M Mrs Stevens formerly Alma Roach is ill at her mother's home and cannot attend Stevens died Monday at Terrero New Mexico
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Frank H. Stevens
New Mexico Water Conservation Service
Las Cruces
N. M
Heidelberg Eyes Second Oldest Coed College Claim
Heidelberg College claims status as the second oldest coeducational college in the United States. Oberlin College in Oberlin holds the longstanding first position, with Antioch College of Yellow Springs listed as second. Heidelberg founder year 1850 and its first graduates a man and a woman.
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Tiffin
Heidelberg College
United States
Oberlin College
Oberlin
E. F. Williams
Heidelberg
Antioch College of
Yellow Springs
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
The article extols Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a internal treatment for the common cold. It claims four key effects: opens the bowels checks infection relieves headache and fever and fortifies against further attack. It notes safety and high sales and instructs dosing at two tablets every four hours for rapid action.
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Grove
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