State Poison Testing Urged To Aid Criminal Cases
Montgomery January 23 AP Dr J N Baker calls for a state toxicology department to handle poison analyses in criminal deaths. He warns arsenic cases rose over five years with no adequate legal framework. He says current practices rely on fees and no on scene investigations, hindering accurate conclusions.
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Department of Agriture
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Vison
Grain Quotations and Market Rates Shown for Wheat and Corn
Market brief lists grain quotations with figures for wheat and corn, including percentages and prices. The snippet shows mixed numbers such as 96 percent, 8415 bits, and 45.00 dollars, indicating a fragmented price snapshot from the grain market.
Storm Lashing Continues Across Regions With Cold Wave
The storm’s aftermath expands from the Dakotas to Lake Erie as temperatures plunge with readings to 42 below in Hibbing. Mississippi floodwaters up to 20 feet drive residents from delta homes while guardsmen assist rescues. Western floods cause heavy damage, traffic and shipping disrupted as blizzards hit Manitoba and weather worsens from Maryland to the Dakotas.
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Mississippi
Mississippi National Guardsmen
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Manitoba
Canada
Maryland
Georgians Back Oil Tax Cut Move and Pledge Sanction
The circular says state authorities will gain formal consent to reduce the oil refining tax from five to one cent per barrel. Officials expect the reduction to end controversy, aid the oil industry, and foster goodwill. No talk of a quick special session emerged, despite Standard Oil layoffs and association efforts. The oil company aims to restore normal refinery and development operations in Louisiana.
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Winter Weather Toll Drops Across States With Heavy Losses
The cold and snow sweep the Midwest and South as 70 deaths are linked to ice and floods. About 1400 Texas sheep perished on arrival in St Louis. Four inch snow in New York City prompts 4000 workers to clear streets. Prof J F Riley dies after a fall on ice in the metropolis. Regional counts show Missouri two, Illinois fourteen, Minnesota two, Wisconsin three, Utah four, Oregon one, Washington six, Pennsylvania six, and other state totals.
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How's Your Health by Dr Ligo Goldstein
A discussion on malnutrition contrasts crude nutrition standards with functional indicators. It notes that weight height and age norms can misclassify healthy thin individuals and overweight ones. It cites secondary signs such as dental health bone calcification and growth to assess nutrition.
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Oliver Twist
New Foot Remedy Teemint Claims Quick Corn Relief
An early 20th century style promotional note touts TeeMint as a quick remedy for hard and soft corns, offering soothing cooling relief and protection for tired feet. It targets women and long-day wearers, urging readers to try TeeMint for comfort and foot health.
Snow in Florida Deepens Cold Across Peninsula
The Florida weather outbreak brought snow to at least seven cities including Apalachicola Pensacola Tallahassee and Madison with lows near 20 to 22 degrees. Farmers faced decimated plowing and hog killing time while officials warned of colder air and potential boll weevil relief as far as Meridian and Savannah saw light snow and sleet.
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Snowfall sweeps Southeast with record cold across region
Southeast states endured a heavy snowfall and unusually cold morning as temperatures fell to single digits in parts of the Midwest and South. Cities from Nashville to Valdosta reported snow flurries and several inches in places, with Waycross and nearby towns witnessing rare first snow of the year.
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Augusta
Snowy Montgomery The Snow of 1924 Recalled
The Cradle of the Confederacy recorded a rare snowfall with 0.6 inches on the ground. Temperatures fell to 18 degrees last night and rose to 28 by 10 am. Residents compared current conditions to past snows, including 1924 and the 1886 storm.
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Weather Bureau
Byrd Named to Lead at Super Service Tire
R. O. Rank Byrd, former service manager of City Tire, is now serving as service manager at Super Service Tire Company.
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Rank” Byrd
City Tire Company
Super Service Tire Company
Overalls Factory Hires 125 Women in Alabama Relief Program
In Montgomery on January 3, the Alabama Relief Administration reports over 125 women previously on straight relief and out of work for two years are now employed to manufacture 240 000 pairs of overalls. The project uses 500000 yards of cloth supplied by Surplus Relief and costs under 25 cents per pair. The garments, colored light blue with stripes or light brown with stripes, will be distributed to relief workers as compensation via rented Gadsden plant operations.
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Jan
Alabama Relief Administration
Thad Holt
Alabama Relief
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Surplus Relief Corporation
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Keep Bowels Open and Use Laxative Powder Tonight
Physicians warn that a clogged intestinal tract weakens immunity and invites colds. Do not overdo purgatives but fortify defenses with Dr Hitchcock's All-Vegetable Laxative and Dr. Titock's Laxative Powder, available at drug stores for 25 cents.
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