Billy Sunday Evangelist Dies After Dizzy Spell
The famed Billy Sunday, 72, dies after a dizzy spell at his home. He began preaching in 1896, later becoming a controversial yet beloved figure known for his vigorous revival style. Funeral plans await arrival of his two sons from California.
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Willem Ashley
Billy
Billy” Bunday
Gardner
Chicago
Ames
Marshalltown
Helen Ma
Sunday
Iowa
Chattanooga
Tenn
Michawaka
Winona Lake
Homer Rodeheaver
Bundey
William J. ‘Thompson
Northside Florist
Madison
Wis
Bankers
Malls Hoxers
Okahoma
Will Rogers
California
North Dakota
Hood River
Ore
Raenbling
Fragmentary News Snippet Cites Clergy and Local Figures
Reading appears to reference a march and a perilous act near a Japanese crater and mentions Rev. Merritt F. Williams as the ninth rector of a 200 year old Episcopal congregation in Charleston. The text is garbled and unclear about full events.
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Philips Parish
Charleston
A.C
Merritt F. Willams
University of Florida
Wrigley’s gum money scheme comes to Dothan town
Wrigley representatives arrive with dollar incentives to readers who show an open pack of Spearmint Juicy Fruit PBK or Double Mint. Miss Mint and Mr Spear announce they will pay a dollar per opinion while touring streets homes and offices, with calls to watch The Dothan Eagle for winner updates and warnings to be prepared for future rounds.
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Paul Tube
Dothan High Tleers
Mc. Spear
Wrigley
Tubb Ix
Wrigeley
Fallman
Miz
Mr. Spear
Dothan
Wrigley’s
Wrigley Dollars
Wrigley'a
Minu Mint
Dothan Eagle
Mies Mint
Weigley
Treasury reports white collar tax drive pays for itself
Washington AP reports the Treasury says a ten week effort to collect delinquent federal taxes with white collar relief workers yielded 2,542,122 in 29 metropolitan areas. The Works Progress Administration provided 2,448,290 for the project begun last August, with ten week costs at 203,033. By October 26 New Orleans total collections and assessments stood at 3,940, and the initial investigation shows 2,197 previously.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Morgenthau
Orizona
Investigatioe
Higher Standard in Dental Field Urged by Medico
Dr. James S. McLester of Mee mingham Alabama, president of the American Medical Association, urged higher standards for dental candidates at the New Orleans meeting. He called for closer cooperation between dentistry and medicine and a independent standardizing board to raise education and training levels. Dr Weston A Price noted African natives showed low tooth decay in some colonies, citing diet as a key factor and criticizing European neglect of dental health.
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New Orleans
James S. McLester
Mee Mingham
Ala
American Medical Association
MeLesiur
Thennua
McLester
Weston A. Price
September automobile sales lead Alabama 1935 recovery
University of Alabama analyst reports September 1935 vehicular activity in Alabama. New passenger car sales totaled 1714, down 24.4 percent from August, yet September marked a high for the era aside from 1929 and 1934. First nine months total 20269 cars, the best since 1929.
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W. M. Adamson
University of Alabama Bureau of Business Research
Weltten
Associated Press
University
Alabama
Birmingham
Gun Barlow
Merchant Slain Prativite Goltan Man Found Dead
Nav 2 Cary dine Clow, 48, a cotton merchant, was found shot to death in his home. Coroner Edward Graham ruled death likely by his own hand. Witnesses heard a pistol report as Clow’s body was found. his widow and daughter survive. A transient, Roy Walker, 40, is described in subsequent details of pursuit and capture.
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Cary Dine Clow
Edward Graham
Cloud
Premond
Aities
Sarmigh
Anit
Tn Dauntery
Doan's Pills Promoted For Kidney Relief
Medical ad touts 15 miles of kidney tubes and Doan's Pills as relief for frequent bladder pauses and backache. Warns of waste buildup and swelling if kidneys fail to empty, urging readers to ask a druggist for the product.
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Walt
Doan
Unusual Octopus Adapts To New Aquarium
A pet octopus shipped from Florida arrived in New York displaying rapid color changes. It appeared green on arrival, turned white when placed in a bio tank, then copper hued, and finally settled to a delicate brown as aquarium staff observed its adjustment. Classified ads promise quick results.
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Pastel Shades
New York
Florida
Aquarium Officium
Knoxville chamber quits US Chamber over TVA rap
The Knoxville chamber of Commerce resigned from the US Chamber of Commerce after delegates withdrew from a southeastern division conference in Chattanooga. It opposed a resolution linking membership to the Tennessee Valley Authority, saying the TVA plan reduces flood threats and expressing doubt about its impact.
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Knoxville
National Chamber
Chattanooga
Thn Tennesare Valley Authority
TVA
Uu. S. Chamber of Commerce
J. ¥. Brownlow
Mountain Lake Land Deal Sought by New Jersey Village
Lake Arrowhead village proposes trading two parcels of land between two lakes to Mountain Lake authorities. The borough council indicated it would approve the exchange to allow exclusion of fishermen who park cars and drop lines into the water. Mountain Lake residents seek swan habitat protection and vegetation management on their end.
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Mountain Lakes
N. J
Lake Arrowhead
Mountain Lake
Counci
Lake
Beechwood Creosote Promises Cough Relief
An old advertisement touts Beechwood Creosote as a cure for chest colds and bronchial troubles starting from a common cold. It claims Creomulsion provides quick protection and refunds if not satisfied, urging immediate purchase.
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Spear
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Conrete
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Nome
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Wey
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Knoxville Business Organization
TVA Rap
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Birmingham, Alabama
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