Police dogs guard Chicago World’s Fair art exhibits
At the Art Institute, two trained canines Peggy and Sentry patrol the corridors nightly after hours. They roam rooms, watch doors, and guard priceless exhibits valued at about 875 million dollars including Rembrandt Whistler Titian El Greco Rubens and other masters. Guards report the dogs sometimes alert behind exhibits and even bar outsiders from entering.
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Chicago
Ferey and Gentry
Savage Polles
Art Institute
Irs
Peggy
Sentry
Arissing
Noone
Rembrandt
Whistler
Titian
el Greco
Rubens
Assessor Speeds Up Work on Land Books
County Assessor J. H. Abbott works against time to finish land books and personal property valuations for submission to the board of equalization and review meeting July 6. Northern France expects to save some crops damaged by a 35 day drought.
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J. H. Abbott
County Board of Equalization and Review
France
Patronage Interest Draws Visitors to State House
Visitors crowded the state house seeking patronage insight and meetings with Gov. G. H. Kump and officials. The road commission and education department saw large crowds as Superintendent W. W. Trent discussed the county unit bill with guests. The yard commission reviewed the secondary bond system while awaiting announced appointments.
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Seorre
State House
HG Kump
Road Commission
Department of Education
W. W. Trent
Trent
Yard Commission
H. P. Henshaw
State Board of Control
James A. Chambser
A. Spates Brady
Br. Arthur EB. McCiue
Golden Rule Still Guides Social Conduct, Dorothy Dix Says
Dorothy Dix argues the Golden Rule endures amid changing times, urging women to treat others as they wish to be treated. The piece discusses popularity, courteous behavior, True talk, thoughtful notes, and shared joy and sorrow as keys to genuine friendships and social ease.
Two Men Charged With Assault Fined $5 Each
In municipal court yesterday Judge D Boone Dawson fined Albert Hill and E Law $5 each for assault. The larceny case of Thomas Martin was discontinued until this morning. A case against J L Harrison for feloniously shooting Roy Cushingham was dismissed after no witnesses appeared. Harold Watson and W Bell were fined 25 and committed to the county jail on default of payment for operating an automobile without a title.
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Sudge D. Boone Dawson
Albert Hill
E. Law
Agsamtt
Thomas Mertin
Hegting
H. A. Price
J. L. Harrison
Roy Cusiingham
Harold Watson
W. Bell
Bantwha
Smith Receives Bachelor of Laws Degree at WVU
Grover Smith Jr of Kanawha Street was awarded the bachelor of laws at West Virginia University on Tuesday. His name was omitted from the graduates list published previously.
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Grover Smith, Jr
Kanawha Street
West Virginia University
Tis
Purification Diet Claim Promises System Health Improvement
An advertisement urges readers to purify the body as a foundation of health. It promotes Colomabs with weekly doses and Caletabs to cleanse the blood by stimulating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels, offering 10 cent and 85 cent packages and appealing to general wellbeing.
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Nature
Advance Shown In Coal Tonnage May 1993 Output
May 1993 bituminous coal production rose by 3 962 000 tons from May 1992 and by 2 823 000 tons from April. The Bureau of Statistics reports May net tonnage at 22 346 000 tons, with 1032 May at 18 384 000. April 1983 stood at 19 828 000. Working days last month were 26.4 versus 25.3 a year earlier, with May at 24.7. Average tonnage per axis ranged from 724 006 in May 1932 to 848 000 in May 1933, April last at 790 000. Calendar-year production totals 7 091 090. End-May 1982 tonnage stood at 126 839 000.
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Bureau of Statistical and Economi
Stryeys
United States Department of Commerce
Activities of Rural Clubs In Van dalig and Big Chimney
Rural clubs across Sundyside and nearby areas held meetings and planned events. Mrs. J W Hammord hosted the Sundyside farm women with bombcrafts instruction. Big Chimney Four-H plans a Massey chapel show to fund county camp attendance at the Dunbar fairgrounds July 24. Cannelton Four-H discussed camp attendance and then hiked and swam at Bull Push with many members listed. Elkview farm women showcased homecrafts and inexpensive Rome-made articles led by Mrs. Verlie Twitty at W H Vickers home on Little Sandy creek attended by multiple local members.
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J. W. Hammord
Sundyside Farm Woman's Club
Vandalig
H. D. Barnes
W. Ownby
George Evans
A. G. Clay
Gadd
J. W. Hammone
Big Chimney Four
Massey Chapel
Big Chimney
Fair Grounds
Dunbar
Cannelton School
Jono Biffle
Alma Biffie
Walter Mullett
Althea Arbanga
Vivien Woody
Laura Otter
Taylor Thorns
Russel Cox
Mildred Cox
Wilda Biffle
Suemta Garret
Bemary Garret
Oshel Garret
Reymond Corbin
Erich Knechtle
Sylvia Salon
Annette Shore
Bessel Patterson
Giorgia Carney
Marguerite Rice
Anna Molney
Mabel Casta
Helen Hultquish
Elizabeth Hultquish
Jack Rockhols
Vernon Rockholl
Robert Rockhold
William Caste
Reba Brotherton
Virginia Lindsey
Genevieve
Kiser
Ruby Bostle
Bell Runn
Misa Mary Belle Sorbin
Rome
Verlie Twitty
Elkview
Hemroid internal medicine promises relief from piles
An old advertisement touts HEM-ROID as the only internal medicine to cure piles. It claims internal stimulation reduces hemorrhoidal blood, cites Leonhardé’s discovery, and offers a money back guarantee if symptoms persist. Piles sufferers are urged to try the tablets through local druggists in Charleston, Belle, Dunbar, and surrounding towns.
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Leonhardé
Jehon
Chirieston
Ant Dunbar
Dunbar
Adv
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Kump
Governor’s Office
Dorothy Dix
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Mit
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Smith
DELCO
General Motors
New York
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