Deafness Preventable Says Doctor At Conference
In Indianapolis on June 30 AP reports Dr John F Archin Indiana University Medical School argued that the vast majority of deafness is preventable and urged stronger prevention. Evalyn G B Heizer principal Indiana State School for the Deaf urged reading instruction for all hard hearing children claiming their English and natural speech can rival hearing peers.
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Polite West Virginia State Police Nab Moonshine Trio
Three Kanawha county residents complain police were too polite as F C Bennett J L Taylor and Roy Platt investigated moonshine on Hughes creek. A car with three occupants was shadowed eight miles before a search found a gallon of liquor. All three men faced magistrate Coleman and were released on bail. car band set at 3600 dollars.
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Pa tistan Sage hair tonic promises scalp relief
An advertisement touts Patisian Sage hair tonic as preventing baldness and itching while banishing dandruff and promoting new hair growth. It claims a money back guarantee, lists Scott Bros. and druggists as sellers, and urges remembering the product name for best results.
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Kiwanis Hear Musical Program Delights Members
Kiwanis luncheon featured a varied music program by Charleston artists led by Angelson "Celesti Alda" from Verdi and De Luca works. Vivid performances included soprano Katherine Aultz and bowing pianist Miss Julia Aultz, with prizes for recall and remarks on National Defense Day and bridge bond support.
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Jenkins, Ky
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J. J. Anderson
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Farewell Party for Mrs Pinkney in Beckley
Beckley June 30 Mrs EM Payne and Mrs Wille Patterson hosted a farewell for Mrs Harry Pinkney who leaves Beckley for Canon City Colorado. Guests attended theater then Spin ning Wheel for tea and refreshments. Mrs William Taylor led as toastmistress expressing regret at the departure.
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Canon City
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Whitington Well to Be Shot Today
A Whitton gton divide well drilled by Charleston oil men near Todd Whit tington's faum is planned for a shot today. G Dayton Acree and Judge A BoAr kinson say promising indications exist. the Berea Grit sand was drilled through and cased, with the Weir sand reached dry but oil seen in the upper sand, suggesting a potentially large producer and extensive territory along the Stasonville road.
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DuPont Officials Inspect New Belle Plant Progress
A delegation from DuPont officials representing Azote Inc visited the Belle plant site in this county to inspect ongoing work. They gave no specifics beyond confirming the project is advancing satisfactorily and likely to meet a late 1920s completion window. The plant, to produce synthetic ammonia from coal using a French process, has already released the site and employed many workers as construction proceeds toward late calendar year completion.
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Durant group eyes Kanawha valley factory expansion
Executives deny new details but social business men indicate Durant organization of Wilmington Delaware plans to extend operations in Kanawha valley. Excavation is nearly done and building foundations started as rapid construction is expected. Visitors from Wilmington led by J L E Cheat ham J Thompson and F A Wardenburg will be here periodically during progress.
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Power Plant Sets New High Record at Cabin Creek
Virginian Power plant at Cabin Creek junction reached a peak load of 51 000 kilowatts marking a new production record. The unit is part of the Super Mower system with Kentucky Ohio and Virginia plants aiding coal field supply as mine activity resumes and business returns to normal. Local merchants note rising power use accompanies improving conditions in coal regions and broader wholesale and retail activity. The nationwide figure shows 42 000 000 people employed in the United States in year 2000 with 2 000 000 workers facing a drop in days worked.
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Ford fails to bid for 200 ships for scrapping
Henry Ford did not bid for 200 ships slated for scrapping. Italian debt talks were postponed indefinitely. Plong oversaw public inspection of income tax records amid liquor violations charged against Mayflower hotel employees. The adjutant generals office discontinued the adjusted compensation branch. United States Commissioner Albert V. Fitzwater and family plan an auto tour of West Virginia and the Virginia coast returning to Charleston in about ten days.
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Illiteracy as a National Problem Highlighted in Indianapolis
At the National Educational Association convention in Indianapolis, officials urged strong public school action to educate 2,000,000 native and 1,500,000 foreign illiterates. Speakers urged adequate funding, noted progress in 16 states, and warned illiteracy threatens citizenship and democracy.
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Massachusetts
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Child Fatally Hit By Auto In Huntington
Two year old Eleanore Thornburg daughter of Mr and Mrs T C Thornburg of Huntington was believed fatally injured when struck by a car driven by Kent Payne 10 while playing in front of home. She was rushed to a hospital with severe bruises and probable internal injuries. Also in Wheeling Albert Gand aged two died of bromine poisoning from canned goods.
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Football funeral on cliff edge sparks unusual garb
An English football player died in a cliff incident described as a football funeral by the bay, with mourners wearing sweaters and a gridiron style costume. The event drew attention to the sport's rituals and local grieving practices.
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