Modern women fat loss plan with Kruschen Salts ad
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as the safest quickest way for modern women to shed fat and gain vitality with clear skin and sparkling eyes. It promises weight loss in four weeks, a money back guarantee, and urges readers to buy at Red Cross Pharmacy or any drugstore. The text also includes a political note urging nationwide employment and a claim of 90,000 West Virginia families receiving relief through a corporation.
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Discipline for the First 18 Months of Life
A guide on patient baby discipline emphasizing regular feeding, bathing, and sleep. It argues against temper, postpones punishment, and suggests letting the child learn self amusements and bowel control through consistent routine and positive reinforcement. It warns against teasing, holding the child in objectionable positions, or applying forceful discipline.
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Jalm
Resolution Condemns R F C Work In State
The senate adopted a resolution condemning the Reconstruction Finance Corporation policies. Introduced by Senator Ornes of Boone it cites extravagant public construction plans and growing relief demands. The measure petitions Congress to act on the concerns raised.
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Charleston
Mar
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ornes
D. Boone
Congress
Radio Listings For Thursday March 2
Radio program schedule from multiple networks NBC CBS and NBC WJZ detailing evening lineups with hosts orchestras speakers acts and times across EST including The Goldbergs Ruth Etting Mills Bros and Amos n Andy with final entries noting结束 station broadcasts and late night programs
Soviet Russia Remains Enemy Says Colby
Former secretary of state Colby reaffirmed that the United States would not recognize Soviet Russia, stating no new facts justify a policy shift. He described ongoing enmity as the foundation of Soviet foreign policy in a letter to Matthew Woll of the AFL.
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New York
Mar
Bainbridge Colby
Russia
Matthew Woll
American Federation For Labor
United States
Two Kansas Banks Robbed in Separate Heists
Four men robbed the Bank of Commerce in Chanute, seizing five hostages including two girls, then fled as police arrived without firing. In Emporia, two men and three others robbed Citizens' National Bank of about $10,000, one robber wounded and Earl Lord, an assistant cashier, hurt slightly.
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Mar. 2
Bank of Commerce
Emporia, Kan. Mar
Citizens’ National Bank
Earl Lord
Memory Lost Youth Seeks Help in Charleston
A 22-year-old meat salesman from Columbus, Ohio, asked Charleston police for aid after suffering memory loss. A card reading Will L. Freeman M D St Charles Mo was found in his pocket. Doctors deemed him normal except for the amnesia.
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Columbus
Will L. Freeman
St. Charles
Senate Refuses Camps For Jobless Youth Training Plan
Washington reports the senate rejected a proposed $22 million next year to train 88,000 unemployed and homeless youths in citizen military training camps. The house returned the $370 million war department appropriation bill to conference by a 165 to 31 vote. Couzens of Michigan sponsored the fund in the senate to derail it, while testimony on Devine’s claimed solution and Schenck’s abduction continued amid cross examination.
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War Department
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Devine
Schenck
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Byrd Accepts Senatorial Toga From Claude Swanson
Richmond Va March 2 Former Governor Harry Flood Byrd accepts the United States senate appointment to succeed Senator Claude A Swanson who retires to become secretary of the navy in the Roosevelt cabinet The acceptance was telegraphed to Governor Pollard who had offered him the post earlier today.
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Harry Flood Byrd
United States Senate
Claude A. Swanson
Navy
Roosevelt
Pollard
Pleasants County School Funds Transfer Measure Passed
Charleston report notes the Louisiana district Pleasants County in Lafayette district approved a measure allowing transfer of school funds. The house passed the plan on March 2, paving a path for reallocations within the district and potential impact on local education funding.
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Charleston
Lafayette
Pleasants County
Extradition Requests in Erie Robbery Case
Pennsylvania authorities applied for the extradition of Joseph Mikucki and William McPadden both 33 charged with robbing the Elks Club in Erie Pennsylvania. A hearing before state pardon attorney Albert G Jenkins was held. Officers reported $180 stolen from the club. The German post office department includes government owned telephone telegraph radio and postal bank services.
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Mar
Pennsylvania
Joseph Mikucki
William McPadden
Elks Club
Erie
Albert G. Jenkins
German Post Office Department
Holt Invites WV Cities To Utilities Conference
Charleston March 2 Chairman Holt of the House Utilities Investigating Committee announced inviting 22 West Virginia cities to appear before the committee to discuss utility problems. Cities named include Bluefield Buckhannon Charleston Clarksville Elkins Fairmont Grafton Hinton Huntington Logan Martinsburg Morgantown Parkersburg Philippi Point Pleasant Richwood St. Albans Welch Wellsburg Weston Wheeling and Williamson. A meeting was postponed due to illness of two members.
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House Utilities Investigating Committee
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Elkins
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Johnson to address Charleston Legion convention
Louis A. Johnson national commander of the American Legion will speak to legionnaires from four states in Charleston next July. The invitation comes from Jackson Perks Post No. 71. About 10,000 members are expected from Virginia southern Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia. Governors and congressmen will be invited. Some 250 legion posts are slated to be represented.
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Louis A. Johnson
American Legion
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Virginia
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District of Columbia
Congress
Transients seek city relief as Beale pardoned
Clyde Beale farmer, 33, freed by Governor Conley after a July 1926 Williamson death sentence for the murder of Mrs Bissie Purdue. Earmarked as a milestone, 16 transients applied for municipal beds last night, reflecting regional waves from New Hampshire to North Carolina and from Shelton Connecticut to Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Police Chief Shoots It Out With Bandits in Moorefield
Moorefield March 2 Gil bert Robinette police chief shot and killed an alleged thief George Delander 22 of Moorefield in a pistol duel after being wounded himself in the confrontation with bandits.
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Moorefield
Mar
Gilbert Robinette
George Delander
Claims Arrest Revealed From Page One
A dubious confession describes the accused as afraid and wanting to flee town with no funds. He recounts guiding a fish monger to a cabin in the Pennsylvania mountains and insists the victim left voluntarily, claiming he was not held prisoner and stating he had many opportunities.
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Devine
Pennsylvania Mountains
Schenck
Turbulent crackdown as Reds face mass arrests
In a tense political surge, hundreds of leading Communists were arrested while others fled. President Von Hindenburg escalated state power with a decree increasing penalties for esp
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German government acts against communists and treason
A new Reich decree targets disclosing sensitive military foreign information and treason. Communist parliamentary allowances were halted. Bavarian raid on Munich centers seized literature. Hamburg imposes guards on gas and electricity works and Elbe bridges. A concealed arms dump was found at the Volkhaus in Sag an with acid-filled lamp bulbs.
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Wilhelm Frick
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