Four Houston 4H Girls Picked for Auburn Short Course
Four Houston county 4H club girls were selected to attend a home economics short course at Auburn in May 2029. Named were Newagen Ludlum Webb Sybil Adams from Rehobeth junior club, Mary Frances Campbell from Rehobeth senior club, and Lounette Martin from Madrid route two. The group was chosen for leadership and knowledge in 4H work as announced by Mrs. W. G. Pruett on Tuesday.
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Houston
Auburn
Houston County
W. G. Pruett
Newagen Ludlum
Webb
Sybil Adams
Dothan
Rehobeth
Mary Frances Campbell
Lounette Martin
Dothan Pare
Columbia
Route Two
Madrid
Qatar
Montevall
Barman
Isa College
Health Note: Blood Science Through the Ages
Dr Inge Galeston surveys blood history from ancient physiology to modern breakthroughs. It highlights Harvey's circulation, Amis micrographs, Ebriich staining, and Whipple's liver therapy that improved pernicious anemia by daily calf liver feeding.
Blood and Its Diseases in Pernicious Anemia History
A summary of Dr Whipple’s 1925 demonstration that oral liver extract improves pernicious anemia by supplying a stored substance from the liver that regulates red blood cell production. It covers liver storage of the substance, digestion, bone marrow development delay, and the link between stomach removal and similar blood changes. It notes liver damage preventing storage and the path to an effective treatment.
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Tre
Whipple
Physiciana
Cleo
Rose of Rotary Night Presented at Rawin Hotel
The semiannual Rose of Rotary night at the Rawin Hotel drew near full attendance with guests from Ramson and Geneva Rotary clubs. District Governor James A. Lee of Betma Als led, and local pupils from Mary Toler Howard School performed pageant pieces linked to May Day.
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Rotary
Rawin
E. L. Gibson
Ramson
Geneva Rotary Club
Rotary Anes
Rotary International
James A. Lee
Betma
Als
Mia
Mary
Toler Howard
Ibs
Coffee County High School
Viking Battle Fleet From Fjord May Be Floated Again
In Bergen Norway plans for salvage may lift an entire Viking fleet sunk in the Sogne fjord at Fimrelts. The fleet dates to 1184 during a clash between Kings Sverre and Magnus ending with Magnus killed and the 3,200-strong army defeated.
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Fjord Bergena
Norway
Sogne Fjord
Fimrelts
Sverre
Magnus
Condemned Negro Seeks Mercy Over Wrong Man Slain
In Montgomery on May 5 AP report states Governor Graves and the pardon board considered Tom Perkins of Monroe County, condemned for murder, who claims he was forced into a death plot and killed the wrong person. Perkins received a two week reprieve to hear arguments from absent Atty General Carmichael. Perkins says Clifton McNeil and Mrs Marvin Owens ordered him to kill an Owens cook. he fired at the porch but hit McNeil, who died minutes later. Perkins, an escaped convict at the time, was to be executed May 8 after Monroe Circuit Court conviction and Kilby prison confinement. No Supreme Court appeal was filed. story only came to light yesterday. Prison records show his escape occurred in 1995 while serving a burglary sentence.
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Montgomery
Bibb Graves
State Pardon Board
Tom Perkins
Monroe County
Graves
A. A Carmichael
Clifton McNeil
Texas
Governor and Pardon Board
McNeil
Marvin Owens
Xii
Owens
McNeil Loo
Isler
Georgiana
Monroe
Kilby
Tak
Supreme Court
Los Angeles Divorce Hearing Highlights Clothing Beliefs
Mia Wolfe testifies in Los Angeles that her husband rejected a $500 monthly job as a jewelry salesman because he believed women should not wear silk underwear or stockings. He reportedly became absorbed in Hindu philosophy, focusing on his own jewelry business and declining other employment.
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ALL
Los Angeles
May & (Ap
Mia
Laura B. Wolfe
Fertilizer Purchases Rise For Alabama Farmers
Montgomery May 5 AP IR J Goode state agriculture commissioner said Alabama farmers had bought 436250 tons of fertilizer through May 2, up from 401000 tons for January-May last year. The gain totals 86 percent versus 356400 tons in 1934 and lower prior years.
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Beason Montgomery
IR J. Goode
Royal foible Lip Stick Compartment In King Zogs Car
Vienna date May 4 AP report notes a lipstick compartment built into a long low limousine for King Zog of Albania. The king, tired of mobile assets and road shortages, sends a car to Vienna each year for a new body by skilled workers. It is an economy move to avoid buying a Bow vehicle annually. Cadet Bryson Honored at Riverside Military Academy. Cadet Pvt. Hassell Bryson of Dothan is commended for exemplary conduct and awarded a merit stripe. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bryson.
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King Zox
Vienna
King Zog
Albania
Bryhon
Pvt
Hassell Brysco
Dothan
Riverside Military Academy
Bryson
J. A. Bryson
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Ters
Hee Jak Wee
Juda Onens
Huish
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South
Mermart
Southern ‘Theological Seminary
Union University
Port ‘Education
Judwa College
Tausic
Maleate
Joseph Winston Cox
Ety
District of Columbia Supreme Court
James Benjamin Grean
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Green
Cox
Colege
Decatur
Judge Cox
George Peabody College
Nashville
Washington University
George Washington University
Goodrich Silvertown
Goodrich
Tai
Iservice
Rex Wise
Mgr
Dothan, Ala
Inge Galéston
Harvey
G. D. Amis
Paul Ebriich
George H. Whipple
Aimple
Rose OF
Rotary Night
Enterprise Meeting
Henry Crenshaw
Samaon
Jim Johnson, Jr
Geneva
Lomax Bates
Ames A. Lee
Carolyn Mills
Florids Reeve
Monroe Countian
White
G. W. Clendinen & CO
Andrews ST
Men’s Pioneer
Peir
Childrens
Piecer
N. Foster St
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Yda
Pennsylvania Oil
Montgomery Ward
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