TVA experiments with electricity use in ceramics
Norris Tennessee reports the Tennessee Valley Authority is building a fully equipped laboratory to test practical electrical firing methods for ceramics including dishes porcelain and sanitary fixtures. Robert Gould a ceramic engineer will head the experiments with support from other engineers and technicians.
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Norris, Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
Europe
Robert Gould
Ohio State University
L. L. Campbell
Doan's Pills Publicize Kidney Relief Claim
Medical authorities describe kidneys as containing 15 miles of tubelike structures and urge washing them out to relieve symptoms from frequent urination to leg pains and dizziness. The ad promises quick relief and warns against so called cures, endorsing Doan's Pills from Foster Milburn Co as safe and effective for over 40 years.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn
TVA chair, A. E. Morgan, makes data availability pledge
Assistant to A. E. Morgan, TVA chairman, announced today that reports, data and information from the TVA laboratory will be made available to the general public. The statement underscores transparency in lab outputs and seeks to bolster public trust in TVA research initiatives.
Marian Finds Allies Tonight in a Mountain Mystery
Marian Gordon Bynofpri8 faces a web of deceit as Lon suspects her of plotting with McSwain. After a heated confrontation over a letter heist and false wires, Marian plots to expose McSwain with detective John King while keeping Hero safe. A hidden observer in the shack hints danger ahead.
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Marian
McSwain
Lon
Nevada
Hamlin
Len
Ryo
East Brazos
Silver
Hero
Silver Hendon’s
Narian
Ian
John King
Ceramics Research Guided TVA Industrial Push
In remarks on regional development the speaker stressed that ceramics research serves TVA aims to spur new industries in the Tennessee Valley, with academic work treated as secondary to broader economic goals. He highlighted ongoing programs and the value of local expertise in expanding industrial opportunities for the region.
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TVA
Tennessee Valley
California Digest Poll Favors Republican Over Sinclair for Governor
New York AP reports early returns from six California cities in the Literary Digest poll show Frank Merriam, Republican, with 11 262 votes and Upton Sinclair, Democrat, with 5 198. Progressive Commonwealth candidate Haight has 2 332, with Darcy and Dempster close behind.
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New York
Literary Digest
California
Frank F. Merriam
Upton Sinclair
Raymond L. Haight
Sam Darcy
Milan C. Dempster
Fhipps Widow Dies in New York
Mrs. Fhipps widow dies in New York on October 25 with AP reporting sparse details from the city. The obituary notes her longtime residency and ties to local society, though information is limited in the fragment.
Annie Shaffer Phipps Dies at 84 in Westbury NY
Annie Shaffer Phipps, 84, widow of Henry Phipps and former Carnegie steel partner, died at her Westbury home yesterday. A noted philanthropist, she was an advocate of birth control and known for her humanitarian work.
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Annie Shaffer Phipps
Henry Phipps
Andrew Carneige
Westbury
N. Y
Phipps
Three Cremate as Coupe Hits Loaded Rice Truck
Three people were crushed and burned to death and two others were seriously injured when a light coupe crashed into the rear of a loaded rice truck on the Old Spanish Trail near Sulphur Louisiana. The dead were Harry Demerist 19 Miss Margarete Arlita Bronett 18 and Miss Anita Leblanc 18 all of Sulphur. Injured were Valentine Duplechain critically burned and Elzia Menard driver of the truck burned on hands and arms. The vehicles caught fire and passengers were trapped in an inferno.
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Lake Charles
Sulphur
Harry Demerist
John Demerist
Margarete Arlita Bronett
Fremon Bronett
Anita Leblanc
David Leblanc
Valentine
Duplechain
Elzia Menard
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
An old advertisement extols Carter’s Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow and improve digestion. It claims lack of calomel and promotes genuine Carter’s Liver Pills, urging readers to look for the red label and warning against substitutes.
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Carter
M.co
Bonus Demand Advances At Legion Convention
The big theater emptied as Ray Kelly announced the bonus resolution. After a heated discussion with opponents E. A. Jennings John D. Sullivan and William F. Pritchard spoke for and against. A legless veteran in a wheelchair urged caution. Jack Williams moved to end debate and call for an immediate vote, which passed amid loud ayes.
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Hayes
Wright Patman
Texas
E. A. Jennings
Arizona
John D. Sullivan
New York
William F. Pritchard
Alabama
William J. Miller
Connecticut
Legion
Jack Williams
North Dakota
Willmar Woman Elected National President of Legion Auxiliary
Mrs A C Carson of Willmar Minnesota was elected national president of the American Legion Auxiliary after the opposing candidate Mrs Malcolm Douglas of Seattle withdrew. Mrs Joseph H Thompson of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania was elected American vice president of the F I D A C auxiliary. Unanimous vice presidents include Esteln A Saxton Utah Kayesville Northwestern division W Francis Smith Landers Wyoming Southern division Tom Gammie Ponca City Oklahoma Eastern division Jonathan F Wheartley Cambridge Massachusetts Central division Myron Miller Anthony Kansas.
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Miamy
Fla
A. C. Carson
Willmar
Minn
American Legion Auxiliary
Malcolm Douglas
Seattle
Wash
Carson
Joseph H. Thompson
Beaver Falls
Western
Esteln A. Saxton
Kayesville
Utah
Northwestern
W. Francis Smith
Landers
Wyo
Tom Gammie
Ponca City
Oklo
Jonathan FE. Wheartley
Cambridge
Myron Miller
Anthony
Kans
Cotton production in October totals and ginnings data
Washington reports October figures from the Bureau summarize this year’s cotton crop to date. Total so far reaches 6,749,298 bales with 120,772 counted as half bales, plus 8,608,090 ginnings to date. The department’s forecast shows a 9,443,000 bale crop, with state-by-state tallies and comparisons to last year.
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Washington
Oct
Bureau of To
Department of Astleugue
Jyrona
Cali
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
3Asissippi
Virginia
Yugoslavia Claims Highest Centenarian Population
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia claims to house more centenarians than any other country, with over 80 percent of the ages being men. The oldest woman is 106, Marijeta Kristniding, living in Dalmatia with goats and animals, living frugally on goat milk, smoking a pipe, and avoiding cosmetics, radio, and movies.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marijeta Kristniding
Mahatma Gandhi
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