Stage Set For New World War Fears and Political Clash
The article discusses a looming global crisis linked to the Talio Ethiopian dispute and an aging leadership in Britain. It cites pacifist critics, the role of the chancellor of the exchequer, and Snowden remarks as observers warn of far reaching consequences. The murder of an Austrian archduke is described as the spark setting a large fire of confrontation.
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Vircount Snowden
Accectated Press
England
Aus
Italy
Ethiopia
The
Kidney Relief Through Proper Fluid and Waste Removal
Reader guidance describes kidneys as natural filters that remove acids and waste from the blood. It advises tracking urine output and weight loss to gauge kidney function and suggests ensuring adequate daily elimination. The text uses promotional tone common in health ads.
League fears Mussolini push tests Paris pact resolve
Report notes Italy's declared war aims threaten the League of Nations and Paris accords. It predicts economic sanctions could follow if Italy acts on aggression and highlights perceived impotence of the League while Mussolini presses forward challenging international order. It also foresees global solidarity among colored peoples amid European unrest.
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Italy
Mussolini
Council of the
League of Nations
Wife: Who Shattered 'Triangle' Has Little Regret Of Her Role
New York August 15 AP report quotes Mrs. Etta Reisman saying she is glad for actions that killed her husband's secretary Virginia Leigh. She cites concern for her son Elias and avoids bringing him to jail. The case centers on Reisman and Leigh after a dispute over separation and a shooting at the Beechhurst home.
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New York
Etta Relaman
The
Daily News
Virginia Leigh
Elias
Queens County
Sullivan
Reisman
Beechhurst
Miss Leigh
Annette
Hands
European Powers Fail to Stop Mussolini's Ethiopian War
The piece argues Mussolini used the League's inaction to fuel preparations for war. It blames Paris talks for producing mere talk and predicts an autumn attack. It condemns European powers as cowardly accessories, failing to halt arms shipments to Ethiopia.
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Mussolini
League Council
Paris
Ot Ae
Council
the League
Rites at Somerville For Mrs. McMinemon
Services for Mrs. Zora Jane McMinemon aged 74 were held at Somerville Church of God with Rev. Edwin Garrison. She died Wednesday afternoon at her home Trinity Route 1 in Lawrence County. Burial followed at Shiloh cemetery after a Brown funeral procession from Brown's funeral parlor. She is survived by her husband W. T. McMinemon two daughters Hattie Orr of Lonnie Ark and Belle Russell of Decatur a son John of Trinity Route 1 and four sisters and three brothers.
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Zora Jane McMinemon
Somerville Church of God
Edwin Garrison
Hattie Orr
Vilonie
Ark
Belle Russell
Decatur
John
Trinity Route 1
British economist Sir Basil Blackett dies in Germany crash
Sir Basil Phillott Blackett, a British authority on gold and economics, was fatally injured in a car crash ten miles from Giessen Germany. He died at a clinic from internal injuries and severe hemorrhage.
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Giessen
Germany
Basil Phillott
Blackett
Here
Basil
Comedy stars headline at Princess for Baby Face Harrington
Una Merkel and Charles Butterworth bring light humor to the Princess in Baby Face Harrington. Butterworth, praised as a bashful knight of screen comedy, enters leading man territory after Forsaking All Others.
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Una Merkel and
Charles Butterworth
Baby Face Harrington
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Lady Astor Targets Birth Control Stance in Re election
Virginia born peeress Lady Astor defends her position on birth control to clarify views in America. She faces mail pressure, vows to win, and attacks government hesitation while urging broader access to antenatal clinics for poor women lacking knowledge and options.
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America
Ica
Ancy Langhorne
Lady Astor
Collection of quips and cartoon captions
A jumble of humorous bits and stage remarks from a newspaper page. It includes a dog craving confession gone wrong, a slum scene with a visitor, a music store exchange about bananas, a classroom joke about ages, and remarks on women’s historical role and gendered quotes.
Irreverent Snatches of Speech and Phrases
A fragmentary page presents quips and misheard lines including playful exchanges about spending money and names. The overheard bits feature improvised slang, a joke about a candidate’s pledge, and brief social banter touching on manners and honesty. The items read as garbled humor and social snippets from a public setting.
Dog catcher quits in Sand Springs
Esko Coffman resigns as municipal dog catcher in Sand Springs Oklahoma. He told Mayor H. H. Snow that finding another occupation seemed more humane for both man and beast.
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Sand Springs
Okla
Esko Coffman
H. H. Snow
Limestone Fair Set Early In October
Limestone county's annual fair will be held October 1 through 4. Dr Isham W Legg was elected secretary and active manager, replacing R H eeeee: mer. Legg will issue premium lists and arrange races and carnival, with Van Buren Gilbert as president and A J Grisham as vice president. W C Martin will supervise races and N R Nichols supervise funds. R C Nichols did not seek re election.
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Athens
Ala
Limestone County
Isham W. Legg
R. H. Eeeee
Mer
Legg
The
Fair Association
Van Buren _ Gilbert
A. J. Grisham
W. C. Martin
N.R. Nichols
Nds
R. C. Nichols
Judge Lynne Sets County Court Docket for September Session
Judge Seybourn H. Lynne set the county court docket for a two week session beginning September 3. The calendar includes criminal and civil cases to be heard during the period.
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Lynne
Seybourn H. Lynne
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
An early 20th century advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a cure for itch rash tetter and eczema. It claims tested medicine melts away skin irritation when applied to affected areas.
Rockefeller gift totals about 25 million to charities
A June gift of about 25 million by John D. Rockefeller Jr to unnamed educational and scientific groups and individuals was reported. It included 2,100,000 shares of Socony Vacuum stock, reducing his holding to 2,815,000 shares, and followed a prior March transfer of 85,000 shares. He also held 1,306,828 Standard Oil of California and 2,142,422 Standard Oil of New Jersey shares.
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Washington
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
The
Securities Commission
Socony Vacuum Corporation
Securities Exchange Act
Commission
Rockefeller Holdings
Socony
Standard Oil
California
New Jersey
Protests over paid dog killing and weapon use
The speaker notes that 25 cents per dog killed was inadequate pay. He says he could not afford shotgun shells to speed the kill and resorted to using a club.
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