Hairless Rats Inform Baldheaded Medical Hope
Chicago July 7. Dr Elmer Roberts at Illinois College of Agriculture reports hairless rats may guide human hair loss research. From a Farmington Illinois pair in 1923, 2200 bald progeny emerged. Researchers caution on results while noting heredity and potential eugenic implications for future studies.
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Chicago
List
Elmer Roberts
Illinois College of Agriculture
Milady
Dr. Roberts
Farmington
Ill
College of Agriculture
Roberts
Flood Threatens Imperial Valley Amid Colorado Rise
Imperial Valley faces a possible flood worse than the Mississippi as the Colorado River rises 35 percent above normal. Levees from Andrade into the Mexican delta hold or fail, risking a century of inundation for 1,000,000 acres. Boulder Dam proposed to curb floods and provide power.
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Mississippi
Imperial Valley
EL Centro
Calif
Colorado
Rockies
Here
Mexican Line
California
Yuma
Gulf of Lower California
Andrade
Mexican Delta
M. J. Dowd
Great Alamo Canal
Gulf
Panama Canal
Boulder Dam
Mexico
Imperial
Los Angeles
Coffman Divorce Granted in McConnelsville Case
The divorce case of Earl N. Coffman against Rebecca Coffman was heard by Judge H. M. Finley at McConnelsville. The matter was uncontested. Both parties reside in Homer township near Burr Oak.
Lott Succumbs Former Pastor Dies in Columbus
The Rev. G. W. Lott, 77, retired Methodist minister and former Glouster M E pastor, died in Columbus after seven weeks of illness due to uremic poisoning. He leaves his wife and three sons C H Lott George M Lott and Earl Lott of Chicago.
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Glouster
G. W. Lott
Glouster M. E
Columbus
Lott
C. H
George ‘M
Earl Lott
Chicago
Daughters Named in Columbus and Waverly Notice
Two daughters Mrs. Carrilla Stephenson of Columbus and Mrs. P.C. Durham of Waverly are listed in the notice.
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Carrilla Stephenson
Columbus
P.C. Durham
Waverly
First National Bank Granted Judgment on Note
In Mc Connellville the First National Bank of this city won judgment against Errett L. Smith of Bishopville and Ethel Smith of Rocky Glenn for $404.72 plus costs on a note.
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First National Bank
Glouster
Errett L. Smith
Bishopville
Ethel Smith
Rocky Glenn
McConnellville
McConnelsville
Play in Kentucky Glouster Features Touring Company
C G Lunsford and Reese Williams moved to Mt. Olivet Kentucky at the start of the week where Brown’s Comedy is stationed for a week. Mr and Mrs Harry Hann and their children from this city join as members of the company. The show has enjoyed prosperous business and will tour under a tent through October.
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Kentucky
Glouster
C. G. Lunsford
Reese Williams
Mt. Olivet
Brown
Harry Hann
British flyer aims seaplane flight to New York Harbor
Captain F. T. Courtney, noted British flyer and test pilot, plans a Calshot England to New York flight. He will land in New York harbor with navigator F. W. M. Downer and mechanic R. F. Little aboard.
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F. T. Courtney
Calshot
England
New York
New York Harbor
F. W. M. Downer
R. F. Little
Bird of Paradise takes wing for Honolulu on big Army Fokker
A dramatic aerial shot shows the Maitland Hegenberger Fokker mono plane leaving Oakland airport toward Honolulu. Maitland notes a minor motor knock, corrected by lower flying. The image also captures the instrument panel with dual control wheels and motor controls. A separate note ponders the rose legend and office material from the Washington Information Bureau offering facts inquiries.
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Maitland
Hegenberger
Oakland
Honolulu
Largest swinging bell tolled for Cincinnati donor
The world’s largest swinging bell will toll over the body of Mrs. Philomene K. Buddeke 89, who died yesterday. Requiem high mass will be sung at S&J Francis De Sales church, honoring her memory and honoring her 1895 donation in memory of her husband, Joseph G. Buddeke, Cincinnati merchant.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Philomene K. Buddeke
Answers to Questions By Frederick J. Haskin
A historical Q and A column covers where gold is found in Mexico and how Commander Byrd located the North Pole. It explains eighteen states host gold and details three instruments used for position fixes. It concludes with a debate on happiness in marriage.
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Frederick J. Haskin
Navy Department
Byrd
North Pole
Spitzbergen
Zemo Promises Relief for Itching Skin Troubles
Describes Zemo as a safe dependable treatment for itching skin. Claims after first application pimples blackheads blotches ring-worm and similar irritations begin to disappear. Says Zemo banishes most skin irritations making skin soft clear and healthy with easy application at any time. Available at druggists for 60c.
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Zemo
Plan for County School Paper Presented by Principal
Will Merritt, principal of New Marshfield school, presented a plan to the county board of education for a county school paper printed by the New Marshfield class and distributed free to board members and teachers in Athens County. The plan allows ad space sales and subscriptions up to 256 cents and was accepted by the board. A push to transfer Union school district territory to Albany district was referred to the state department of education amid map discrepancies.
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Will C. Merritt
New Marshfield
County Board of Education
County Board of
Merritt
Athens County
Union School District
Albany
A. E. Potter
Alonzo Carlisa
D. E. Allen
State Department of Education
Ladies Aid Party Postponed Ice Cream Supper Friday
The Ladies Aid society of Richland Avenue will hold a program and ice cream supper Friday night instead of Thursday. The event aims to raise funds for church activities and community programs.
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The
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Richland Avenue
Ice Cream Social Set for South Canaan Church
An ice cream social is planned at South Canaan Baptist Church Saturday evening July 9 drawing local families and neighbors for an informal community gathering.
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South Canaan Baptist Church
Poling Advises Delayed Kissing as Privilege Guideline
At the convention Poling, an international figure in Christian youth work, says kissing should be treated as a privilege. He notes that a boy should withhold a kiss long enough to show the girl has chosen him, replying to a listener's question about courting pace.
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Cleveland, Cay Sa
4 Poling
International Dent
Christian Deaver
Poling
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Penit Pentio Mussolini
Steelmaster
Gary
Nick Longwor
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America
Venus
Washington Information Bureau
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Mens
Oxfords
Mark Aeg
Guthrie
Auto Supply CO
Lalure
Valerie
Yvonne
Maxine
Paris
Atchinson
Kerr Hardware
Ladies Aid Party
South Canaan Social
Naval Conference
Washington
Geneva
Great
Ini
Buckeye Lake Park
the Playground of
Ohio
Palais de Danse
Pletcher Henderson
Hie
Roseland Recording Orchestra
Clicquot
New England
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