Millions Lost in Crops by Pest Increase
In Berkeley California November 16 International News Service reports a global insect battle threatening millions in crop losses. Experts including J L Stehl urge California farmers to join a war like effort with a Davis Farm course November 28 to December 3 to learn the best methods against grape leaf hopper coddling moth red spiders white fly and other pests.
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S. J. Holmes
Davis Farm
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Army
J. L. Stehl
Chicago Hoodlum Who's Who List Sparks Police Roundups
Chicago Chief Michael Hughes releases a "hoodlum list" naming 100 crime figures including Capone associates. Police will round up members for questioning and file vagrancy charges if needed, with details sent to all city captains and other police chiefs.
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International News Service
Chicago
Social Register
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Hughes
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Scarface
al” Capone
Mr. Capone
International
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Frank McErlane
George Moran
Ed “Spike” O'Donnell
Ralph Sheldon
Benny Cohen
Dave Earsman
Johnny Barry
James “Fur” Sammons
Frank Rio
Red” McLaughlin
Carl Fontana
Irene
United States
Airplane Used in Taxi Driver Search
An airplane was used yesterday by Deputy Sheriff John Buquor in the search for Joe Dager a 25 year old taxi driver missing since he left his stand with two passengers last Saturday Ten automobile parties are searching in all directions Authorities believe Dager has been murdered as he was well to do and had no motive for deserting his wife and two small children here
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EL Paso
Tex
John Buquor
Joe Dager
Dager
Pam
Hardee
Barrain
Gaby
Haidee
Elizabeth
Philadelphia man loses hand in Nebraska hunting accident
Beatrice Nebraska November 16 physicians ordered amputation of the left hand of David Roseboro of Philadelphia the first victim of a hunting accident in the district Roseboro was shot accidentally while hunting with his son Joseph near Tecumseh yesterday
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Why Water Is Essential to Health by Copeland
The article extols water's role in health and vitality. It argues that widespread arid land is a result of poor water control, and that proper distribution sustains bodily functions, cell health, blood and gland secretions, and mental clarity. It connects soil moisture to human nourishment and urges constant hydration.
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Arizona
Answers to Health Queries From 1927 Q&A
A reader asks about finger stiffness likely from arthritis and potential infection points like teeth tonsils sinuses glands intestines or kidneys. The other query seeks vertigo causes and notes multiple possible sources such as intestinal circulatory ear or eye conditions with recommended examination for diagnosis and treatment guidance.
Velvet and velvet and crepe mingle in Fall fashion notes
A diary extract on new Fall costumes shows two material combinations such as velvet with georgette or satin. Designers discuss using scraps and bold contrasts, with ideas for velvet skirts, crepe blouses, and frock details like velvet cuffs and draped collars.
Love's Embers and a Masked Dancer Echo
A Sunday veranda scene centers on Mary the niece, her rival Noel Veritzen, and Mary’s quiet strategy as she eyes Junior and reads the passing Veritzen limousine. Tensions rise over affection, vanity, and a hinted past remark by Noel, with Lillian weighing fate and deception.
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Noel
Eleanor Lincoln
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Philip Veritzen
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
Tomorrow's horoscope notes Mercury’s friendly aspect with Luna may spur commercial deals and new contracts while Saturn could delay certain matters. Personal affairs should stay active and a person born today may enjoy a lively, versatile year with steady progress and delays possible. Julia Marlowe is named as a notable natal figure.
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Beautifying Baby's Ears by Anne Jordan
An old column advocates shaping a baby's ears with a soft net cap and elastic bands. Instructions cover net fit, chin fasteners, and gradual wear to train ears to lie flat. The piece reflects 1937 era advice and urges parental care for future appearance.
No False Pretense Tarnishes True Character Over Time
This piece argues intimacy reveals rather than changes us, as habits formed early endure. It cites how courting partners pretend to impress, then revert, causing disappointments in marriages and engagements. True improvement requires consistent behavior until it becomes habit.
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So-and-So
Home Making Helps to Wanda Barton
A home economic piece argues women should manage male wardrobes to save money. It urges maintaining multiple suits, timely tailoring and pressing, shoe care, sock and underwear replacement, repairing shirts and collars, and preserving neckties to extend life and cut costs.
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Wanda Barton
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie column excerpt
A 17 year old asks if she should write to boys before knowing her address and whether to greet others not asked. The reply says it is proper to write first and to drop a casual note to other boys. For meeting a new neighbor, the adviser suggests waiting for him to seek her out if no mutual connection exists.
Famous Composer Anton Bruckner Born in Austria in 1824
The article profiles Anton Bruckner born September 4 1824 in Ansfelden Upper Austria as eldest of twelve. It notes his early music lessons in church and school teaching career later becoming organist in Linz and Vienna. It highlights his mastery of counterpoint rivalries with Brahms Wagner influence and his nine symphonies. He died in Vienna October 11 1896 before completing his Ninth Symphony dedicated to God.
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Upper Austria
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Sechter
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