Anglo German Air Alliance Rumor Shocks Europe
London reports a rumor of possible Anglo German aeronautical cooperation amid British and French tensions over colonial bombing limits. Observers cite growing interest from European governments and staffs, with speculation on an alliance shaping future air forces and a potential easing of home bombing numbers if colonies are prioritized.
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London
Britain
British Air Ministry
Germany
France
Soviet
Russia
Pattern Service promotes Anne Adams summer outfits
The Charleston Gazette Pattern Depart ure offersAnne Adams patterns with a chic summer line including dresses jumpers and sweaters. Patterns 16 18 20 34 36 38 40 42 44 require specific fabric yardage and lace needs. Catalog and pattern together priced at twenty five cents with a fifteen cent pattern fee.
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Nere
Jerger
Anne Adams
Charleston Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York City
Electrical Fish Brought From Africa to Camden
Warren F E Buck a 39 year old animal collector from French equatorial Africa arrived in Camden with seven electric fish capable of stunning targets. Buck spent over six months in Africa gathering snakes and wildlife including slender tree snakes horned vipers hoop snakes and green mambas. He also brought leaf tools used by African pygmies to make poison tips for arrows.
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Camden
N. J
Warren FE
Buck
Equatorial Africa
Africa
United States
Local Social News and Baseball Result Highlights
Mrs J Javiis hosted the Dorcas Bible class at Twenty sixth street on Tuesday night with a long list of attendees. In twilight league action the Cubs beat the Yankees six to three, Harrison winning on the mound with Phillips catching and Meadows and DeWeese batting for the losers.
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B. E. Mathes
B. Z. Bailes
Ross Krantz
Sushan Graham
R. Wells
Lanham
H. O. Heyes
L. Lee
O. T. Rawlings
FH. Briggs
Z. P Baumearteer
J. Jayvns
Otto Kessier
Ora Huffman
Har~ Mon
Clarence Lett
Harmon
Eva Rice
Cubs
Yankees
Harrison
Phillips
Meadows
DeWeese
Foal T. Arbuckle
Harvey B. Lauderback
Milas Allan Baughman
Dick Ball
Alban Acree
Irs
Hoyt Thornton
Mery Eastwood
Robert McConnell
Elemsburg
Wash
Naomi Keesner
Hart Smith
Lucille
Elizabeth Gorrel
Iris Knight
Relph Wilman
Ralph Woods
Dorothy Pratt
Eugenia Bibby
Walter F. Martens
Mises Myrtle
Willa Harbour
the] Caldwell
Arbuckle
Carl Taylor
Flour Dust Aids Growers of Corn
WOOSTER June 21. Control of damage from corn cureworms hatched on corn silks can be achieved by dusting the silks with barium fluosilicate flour dust, says Dr. Harry F. Dietz. The annual loss from this worm enemy amounts to 240,000,000. Eggs hatch into moths, larvae feed on silks, then kernels. Dusting green silks kills young worms at first meals, reducing damage.
Evidence Heard In Insurance Suit For Fire Loss
In the circuit court yesterday Kelly and Ruth Crevender sued Insurance Company of North America for 1000 dollars in furniture fire damage. The court deemed it inadvisable and ordered Charleston National Bank as administrator of Mercy J. Keller’s estate to subscribe 3000 dollars to a ward for 50 shares of Huntington Banking and Trust Company reorganization.
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Kelly
Ruth Crevender
Insureance Company of
North America
Elreuit
Charleston National Bank
Mercy J. Keller
Terline
Huntington Banking and ‘Trust Company
Widow's Estate Jumps In Value After Death
A Denver widow of a Colorado silver miner died leaving a portfolio that surged in value days after death. Within a week, 19 289 shares of mail order stock she owned doubled, lifting its valuation to over 2 million dollars. Other stocks also rose in value simultaneously.
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Denver
Colo
Julia Hallett
Colorado
The Once Over By J. 3. Mundy
A critique of self assured judgment and stubborn stance by a reader named Straid to stand with firm yet flawed conviction. The piece compares business acumen across fields and questions the presumption of superior judgment when knowledge is equal among participants.
Roosevelt greets infantile paralysis victim in Boston
President Roosevelt stops his car at South Station to greet Miss Margaret Welmer of St Albans who has infantile paralysis, invites her to Warm Springs, and the crowd bursts into applause after the exchange. Welmer and her mother, Mia James, attend the Massachusetts visit as part of a Marlboro hospital outing.
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Roosevelt
Boston
Margaret Welmer
St. Albans
Massachusetts
Marlboro Hospital
Weimer
Mia
James Weimer
South Station
Miss Welmer
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S. Spencer Moore Co
Capito St
E. L. Martin
Ranawoa Benking & Trust
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Medical Arts
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Sian
St.Joseph
Margaret Jane Welmer
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