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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
3
Scientists note trees long buried can turn to coal oil or stone in different regions. California specimens show preservation due to cells staying decay-free when buried while wet. Wood petrifies slightly without becoming coal like, with redwood pine and cedar of Lebanon studied.
In a candid exchange, Senator Sorghum admits mixed feelings about freedom of speech. He criticizes those who speak freely in ways that provoke universal dislike.
An advertisement claims Kruschen Salts allow weight loss of 14 pounds with a single jar, boasting health benefits like reduced gas pains and improved vitality. It advises taking a half teaspoonful in hot water each morning and promises a money back guarantee if results are not seen in four weeks.
Jim Franklin is stabbed in his study before his wedding to Doris Carmody. Investigators led by Sergeant Kilday catalog visitors and suspects, including Franklin’s mistress Choo Choo Train and Doris’s family. Keys to his seven locks are mostly found, with one missing as inquiries proceed.
In a tense discussion, Peter and Sergeant Kilday puzzle how a revolver linked to Jim Franklin’s death was concealed. The detective proposes the killer used the weapon to mislead investigators by pressing Franklin’s postmortem thumbprint on the gun to misdirect clues.
Detective Kilday and novelist Cardigan push the investigation after a thumb print on Franklin’s revolver matches his, while a fifth unknown print, possibly a woman in blue, remains. They question Fletcher about Franklin’s visitors and the possible access of Choo Choo Train and others to the rectory, seeking who procured the gun.
Professor Hinman argues meat remains essential in a balanced diet. He dismisses claims linking red meats to gout and rheumatism, citing focal infections as the true cause and urging households to restore meat through nutritious soups and stews while using cheap cuts and home curing to save costs.
Pennsylvania abandoned natural hen hatching last spring and shifted to artificial methods. Of 27 2638 eggs set 20 104 chicks hatched and 16 660 pheasants were raised. Chicks hatch at 193 degrees, then incubator hatcher at 100 degrees for 24 hours, proceed to a 98 degree hover brood, later sun porch access, ground runway, reduced heat, and final release from the eighth to tenth weeks.
Spinach and its cousin Swiss chard are easy to grow in most gardens and provide greens through summer and fall. Thin seeds, then space young plants six inches apart. harvest leaves to encourage new growth. Chard yields edible white stems as well, best cooked like asparagus with cream or butter.
A palatial new building by A. H. Lewis Medicine Co. rises in St Louis to house Tums production. The blue black terra cotta base and cream above the second floor, gold mullions, fifty foot upper windows, etched lower panes and stainless steel decorations define its striking exterior. Project cost ranges from 100000 to 150000 dollars for building machinery and equipment.
In a divorce court scene a lawyer rehearses the appearance of a beautiful actress. She listens with mild interest and asks who plays the part of the judge.
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