Chevrolet Output Tops 1927 Pace With Seven Month Record
Chevrolet production for July reached 89 569 units, up 75.65 percent from July 1926, pushing seven month output to 697 318. If current trends hold, 1927 total may near the one million mark, as factories run day and night to meet demand.
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Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Ground broken for two Chevrolet buildings in Flint Michigan
Ground was recently broken for a new office building and a new parts building at the Chevrolet factory in Flint Michigan. The projects total an estimated cost of 2 000 000 dollars and aim for occupancy by October 1927 as part of the drive to expand production of The Most Beautiful Chevrolet.
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Chevrolet
Flint
Mich
Royal Train Fares Covered by King for Household
The King pays full fare on all railway journeys for himself the queen and every member of the royal household in attendance.
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England
Peers Ratify 14-year Work Age Across Fifteen Nations
The Washington conference of 1919 set a minimum employment age of fourteen in industry and this standard has been ratified by fifteen nations joining the pledge.
Favorite Prescription Praised by Texas Family
Mrs Emma Allen of Houston testifies the product helped a daughter with weakness, preventing further trouble. She praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and notes a trial bottle offer via the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
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Houston
Texas
Emma Allen
Hogan St
August radio schedule covers agriculture topics and experts
A list of WTAW programs for August outlines daily topics from budging pecans and beverages to insect control and soil fertility. Speakers include Lola Blair, J F Rosborough, G L Crawford, E A Miller, W E Bond, D F Irving, and others presenting through August 24.
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J. F. Rosborough
Lola Blair
G. L. Crawford
J. T. Egan
A. L. Darnell
D. F. Irving
R. R. Reppert
Four Amendments Opposed by the Editorial
The piece attacks four proposed constitutional amendments on August 1 1927 urging voters to defeat the pay by salary change for county officers and to resist centralizing power in the Legislature. It warns that salaries would be set by lawmakers and could raise taxes, urging statewide turnout and vigilance.
August meetings and talks for agricultural club list
A sequence of talks and demonstrations is announced. Topics include keeping cotton seed pure at the gin by E A Miller, natural insect control by Dr F L Thomas, asphalt and tar in highway work by S R Wright, fair preparations by Miss Myrtle Murray, and sheep types and breeds for Texas by Prof A H Mackey.
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E. A. Miller
Texas
W. E. Bond
J. F. Rosborough
Lola Blair
E. R. Eudaly
J. S. Mogford
S. W. Bissing
D. H. Reid
Myrtle Murray
J. A
F. L. Thomas
R. Wright
A. H. Mackey
Heat Powered Locomotive Warms Norwich Station Yard
A retired steam locomotive with wheels removed provides heat to the Norwich passenger station including the train shed and yard cars, showing efficient use of remaining heat to warm the facility. The Christ of the Andes statue sits atop a 12 000 foot peak, cut from Argentine and Chilean cannon, with an inscription vowing peace between the nations.
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Norwich
Connecticut
Christ of the
Andes
Argentine
Chile
Christ the Redeemer
Pastor heads to Milford revival with Mrs Hutcherson and baby
The pastor left last Monday morning for Milford Texas to conduct a revival, traveling with Mrs Hutcherson and their baby. The journey marks the start of an engagement in a revival meeting.
Mentho Sulphur Says to Soothe Eczema Skin
A skin specialist touts Mentho-Sulphur as a quick remedy for eczema and itching. The preparation is described as germ destroying, cooling on first use, with rash and blotches healing rapidly. Rowles Mentho-Sulphur is claimed harmless and available from druggists.
Revival plans and pulpit committee at local church
A pastor hosts a two week revival at Milford recalling a prior successful meeting. Mr Black returns from Oklahoma by next weekend to lead Sunday services. While the pastor is away a pulpit committee led by Evans, Henderson, and Beckerman will arrange services. Ray Burke rejoined Sunday School after vacation.
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Black
Oklahoma
Brother Evans
Brother Henderson
Beckerman
Ray Burke
Burke
Revival Meetings Sweep Rural Churches Vigorously
Rural churches report revival meetings with a number of pastors assisting. Walker's Creek led by Bro. Jamison with Bro. Turner from Waco and Mrs. Turner aiding. North Elm led by Bro. Streetman with Bro. McKinney Henderson. Little River's Bro. Lemons preaching with a singer. Sale notice: bright sorghum hay 65e per bale and bright oat hay 10¢ per bale, see Mrs. W. T. Mowdy, phone 138.
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Jamison
Jami
Bro. Streetman
North Elm
McKinney Henderson
Bro. Lemons
Little River
W. T. Mowdy
Sulphur cream promises quick relief for skin trouble
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as a germ destroying remedy to soothe irritation and remove eruptions like rash pimples and ringworm. Improvement is said to appear quickly and sufferers are advised to obtain Rowles Mentho Sulphur from a druggist and use it like cold cream.
Purification Claims Improve Health with Calotabs
Physicians advocate complete body purification as the foundation of health. The ad promotes Calotabs as the best system purifier, urging a weekly to biweekly course for several weeks, with directions in a family package priced at 35 cents available at drug stores.
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