Imperative treatment of city trees urged by forester
Temple M. Robinson city forester urges expert care for city trees in parks and private yards. He warns locusts should be condemned, cottonwoods infected, and recommends removing dead wood, painting wounds, and burning infected material. He notes elm borer and ash flower gall issues and early spring preventive oil applications.
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Farmer Says He Accidentally Shot Wife Near Brownfield
Coy Abbott a 20 year old farmer near Brownfield 65 miles southwest of Lubbock told police he accidentally shot his 18 year old wife Sunday night She died at a Lubbock hospital Abbott initially said his wife shot herself Abbott was taken back to Brownfield by Sheriff Ellington of Terry county for further questioning
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Science To Figure Age of Pottery
Paris researchers seek to date pottery by magnetic data. M. Raymond Chevallier studies past magnetic pole positions to link ceramic dating with compass inclination. Lava samples from Sicily, Japan, Iceland help form a four century history.
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Judge Urges Crime Remedies in Public Apathy Report
Chicago March 20 Judge Marcus Kavanaugh argues 350000 Americans live by crime and 12000 murders occurred last year while script reforms offer relief. He cites public apathy and lenient courts, defends the death penalty, and calls for tougher measures to deter crime.
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Scientist vows decades more work on unknown subject
The interview quotes M. Chevaliier stating that the results he has obtained prove he could spend forty more years on the topic and still uncover something important. He spoke to International News Service about the persistence and promise of his research efforts.
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Red Pepper Rub Quick Relief for Back Pain
Advert says Bowles Red Pepper Rub relieves backache fast with concentrated heat. Apply to the sore area for a tingling warmth within minutes, claiming pain and soreness disappear. Warns to buy the genuine Bowles Rowley branded jar from druggists.
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North Dakota Chooses Smith and Lowden in Quiet Primary
North Dakota voters went to the polls to pick presidential candidates Al Smith of New York for the Democrats and Frank O. Lowden, ex governor of Illinois, for the Republicans. No other candidates were certified and state issues and the gubernatorial race were quiet as Liberty bonds from 1928 linger in political talk. Senator Nye chairs the Chicago branch of the inquiry into the Public Lands committee.
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