Pilgrims Flock to Wahiawa Stone Worries Honolulu Health Officials
Honolulu public health leaders fret over large pilgrimages to the Wahiawa sacred stone. More than 1,200 seekers gathered seeking relief from physical or mental ills while garlands, offerings, and ritual rubbings accompany the daily visits. Medical officials caution the gathering risks disease spread and plan actions to curb the practice. Local plantation authorities collect offerings for charity.
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International
Honolulu
Wahiawa
Hawaii
Kauka
Navy Thirsts as Stills at Honolulu Stop
Honolulu tale of an industrial war with Major J H Cooper aiming to curb liquor for a spring fleet visit. Island moonshiners stock distilled spirits, with caches seized and stills destroyed. Maui and Hawaii distillers prepare Maui Corn and oke markets rise from six to eight dollars a gallon.
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NAVY
Honolulu
J. H. Cooper
U. S
Cooper
Hawaii
Haleakala
Maui
Cognoscenti
Liquid Shumake Promises Relief for Overactive Kidneys
Advertisement claims excess kidney action causes backache and torture and that Liquid Shumake relieves kidney weakness by removing the cause. It targets adults and children and notes many druggists sell the product with directions on the bottle.
Wonkey race stirs tire dealer rivals at fairgrounds
Tire dealers clash over the upcoming Wonkey race as General Tires and others predict winners at the fairgrounds program. The dispute dominated a luncheon of the association with the president urging a stop to arguments and a decision Friday afternoon at the race track.
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General Tires
C. H. Watson
General Tire Company
Fairgrounds
Ajax
Byron Jones
Amarillo
Mr. Long
Hicks Rubber Company
Ray Allison
Seiberlings
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promises Quick Cough Relief
A timeless advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a trustworthy remedy for coughs colds irritated throats and bronchial affections. It emphasizes a natural blend of pine tar honey and other proven ingredients with no opiates or chloroform and claims suitability for children and adults sold everywhere.
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Foley
Potter County Court summons Tom H Hughes in 1927 suit
Public citation requires weekly newspaper publication for four weeks to bring Tom H Hughes before Potter County Court at Amarillo, November 28 1927, to answer Burton Dixie Corporation's claim for furniture sold between December 27 1926 and March 26 1927 totaling 426.50 with 297.23 due plus 6 percent interest on 454.00 from December.
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Potter County
Tom H. Hughes
Amarillo
Burton- Dixie Corporation
A.D
Petition Seeks Judgment Against Tom H Hughes for 237.23
The document attaches an itemized and verified statement as Exhibit A and asks the court to cite the defendant to answer the petition. It seeks judgment against Tom H Hughes for 237.23 with 6 percent interest from December 27 1927 plus costs and further relief as warranted. The clerk is BE M8 Pittman of Potter County Court Amarillo.
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A. D
Burton-Dixie Corporation
Tom H. Hughes
Wim
Pittman
Potter County
Aaid Court
Amarillo
BE. M. Pittman
Beal
Byrno
A. Stalcup
Persian finance post to be filled by German expert
Dr. A C Millspaugh, Administrator General of Persia's finance since 1923, returns to Washington after refusing renewal. Persia plans to replace him with a German financial and economic expert and to engage four for the Ministry of Finance. The Administrator General post will be abolished as Millspaugh's staff contracts end.
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International News Service
Teheran
A. C. Millspaugh
Persia
Washington
Germany
Ministry of Finance
Dr. Millspaugh
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