Women Panel Opposes West Virginia Stream Pollution Bill
The West Virginia Woman's Legislative Council, gathering with women’s groups, denounced Senate bill 278 and House bill 454. They warned the measure would allow firms to pollute streams, harming public health and the state’s aquatic life, and could halt stream conservation efforts. A related note mentions a supposed Dragon of the Stone Age in South American jungles.
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Radio to the World: Harbord Talks on Broadcasting
General Harbord president of the Radio Corporation of America envisions broadcasting unifying the globe with an international language. He cites dramatic growth: from under 2 million to 900 million radio sets in the past years, 600 U.S. stations serving 18 million listeners, and 1,000 newspapers carrying radio programs.
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Relieved From Bilious Spells with Black-Draught
An old testimonial extols Thedford’s Black-Draught as a family remedy for bilious spells and headaches. The speaker recalls childhood use, notes satisfying long use, and claims it helps with constipation and digestion. The ad asserts years of trust and wide household adoption.
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Radio's global reach and the coming wireless era
The article discusses radio as a unifying force beyond borders, with experts exploring wireless news, air traffic, and naval guidance. It notes collaborations with English, French, and other interests, predicting radio, telegraph, and television will reshape communication and peace efforts, citing a plan to erect five stations in several provinces for international links.
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Two Youths Die at Rail Crossing
Two youths died and others were injured in consecutive railroad crossing crashes. Tean Everty, 2, was instantly killed. Melvin de Hass, 18, died later. Harry Moser, 18, and William Shannberger sustained minor injuries as cars collided with a passing train.
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