Poultry Fanciers to Stage Second Annual Show in Charleston
The Charleston Poultry Fanciers association will host their second annual poultry show from January 7 to January 24 at 419 Virginia Street opposite the Masonic Temple. The event aims to attract larger exhibits, offer cash and silver prize awards, and feature various poultry supplies from sponsors. Rhode Island Red and Jersey red breeds will be shown, with TB Gault of Medina, Ohio as judge and Capitol Street offices and phone numbers listed for contact.
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Masonic Temple
Charleston Poultry Fanciers Association
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Charleston
Jersey
Rhode Island
Chicago thefts total in 1924 and 1925 figures
Chicago thefts excluding autos cost citizens 2 951 598 in 1924 per the Chicago crime commission. The report, released after police chief Morgan A. Collins rebutted charges of police morale decline, shows higher theft losses and auto theft figures for 1924 and 1928 with many recovered.
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Chicago Citisens
Chicago Crime Commission
Morgan A. Collins
Earthquake Felt Across Los Angeles Area
A minor earthquake lasted 15 to 30 seconds at 10 15 o clock. The tremor was reported in Los Angeles and nearby towns with no damage noted and no injuries recorded.
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Los Angeles
World New Year feasts traced from Asia to Africa
An explorer surveys New Year dinners across cultures from France Spain and Turkey to Persia Tibet Java and Japan, detailing central dishes, side courses, and festive traditions. The article highlights pilaf in Persia, couscous in North Africa, rice tables in Indonesia, and finger dining customs, with strong notes on regional staples and unique delicacies.
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England
France
Spain
Africa
Tibet
Central Africa
Persia
Barxwaord
Java
Koreno Wenity
Seoul
Phem
Japan
Where To Go Radio Listings Across Stations
Radio schedules list concerts services and organist performances at multiple stations including Beaumont Dallas Los Angeles Chicago New York Philadelphia and San Antonio. Entries mention sacred concerts choirs orchestras and church services with times and minor details.
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Atlanta Journal
WEMC
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Vieliniag
Chicago
WFAA
Dallas News
Innenat
Atohn
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Betrole News
Orysrest
Davenport
Ft. Worth
Star Telegram
KNX
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Kitils
Hot Spring
Rehumtre
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Jeffferson City
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Los Angeles
Drage Aula
KRG
Lon Angeles
Mion
Jadien
Radio Is Poor Rescue Article
Washington January 10 The interior department announced that radio as a means of communication between entombed miners and surface rescue parties has proved impractical. High powered equipment needed for distances over 7 000 and 2 000 feet through rock would be bulky heavy and fragile. Application of extr a whee hew or ne duilu involves metal air suitor pipes and power lines. a practical system remains impracticable.
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Interior Department
Underhill Proposes State Auto License Relief Plan
Secretary Underhill outlines a Washington inspired scheme to ease auto license issuance. The plan would create temporary cardboard tags issued by county representatives to allow motorists to operate while awaiting permanent metal licenses, reducing state expenses and delays.
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Underhill
Automobile Club
Sage and Sulphur Compound Ad Claims for Hair Darkening
An old time remedy promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken fading or gray hair naturally with even results. Instructions describe applying the liquid with a brush strand by strand, promising disappearance of gray hairs after one or two applications and a youthful look.
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Wyeth
Wreth
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Longstanding Illness
A Columbia South Carolina woman testifies that three years of illness with backache nervousness and fatigue eased after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She reports improved strength for housework and relief during the Change of Life The ad cites a nationwide canvass showing 98 of 100 users benefited and urges others to try the remedy.
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Lydia E.pinkham
A. Heaney
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South Carolina
Lydia B. Pinkham
Commissioners Push Plan For Motorist License Fees
Commission reports daily to the road commission and is compensated by charging notary fees for filing applications. Washington state notary fees for Urense filings by county representatives are outlined, seen as an inducement to motorists to apply locally. A campaign to amend procedures and potentially adopt a centralized plan is urged as legislators prepare sessions. The West Virginia Automobile Association plans to submit a refined plan to the legislature and calls on other groups to study it.
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Leo
Virginia
West Virginia
Stewart doubles charity requests in probate settlement
Pittsburgh January 10 Glenn Stewart the son of the late David G Stewart has abandoned his appeal and will pay hospitals and other beneficiaries double the amounts named in the will The settlement requires Stewart to pay bequests totaling 130000 He inherited over 1 million from his first wife and about 290000 from his mother Parkerstown January 10 The First Christian Church board plans a 190000 church on Washington avenue and Latrobe streets to replace the Fourteenth and St Marys avenue church
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David G. Stewart
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Stewart
Judea Thomas Trimble
Grphany Court
Parkersbung
Firat Christian Church
Washington Avenue
Latrobe Streets
Fourteenth and
St. Mary's Avenue
SLAIN BANDIT SAID TO BE FROM CHICAGO
Pittsburgh January 10. County detectives chief Ry J Braun said the slain bandit killed by Mostmaster Herbert Park at Gibsonia may be from Chicago. He asked Chicago police to help identify the second robber who escaped. The gunslinger carried a German Hertine issued at Oswego New York. A Chicago newspaper dated December 7 referenced. An exhibit in Furape recently showed twenty makes of adding machines.
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Gibsonia
Ry J. Braun
Crarksman
Oswepa
N.Y
Furape
Diamond Dyes Promises Easy Home Dyeing and Tinting
A vintage brochure promises “Diamond Dyes” for home dyeing with simple steps and guaranteed results. It extols tinting of silk, linen, cotton, and blends, claiming permanent color and versatility for coats, stockings, and fabrics, urging customers to buy only this brand and consult a druggist for the dye.
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