Heflin Attacks Smith Resumed In Senate Today
In Washington on April 13 Senator Heflin renewed attacks on Smith while the House focused on the legislative appropriation bill. Heflin charged Smith leading a Roman Catholic political machine as farm relief loomed and flood control debates near. The tax controversy with the US Chamber of Commerce also flared anew.
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Tuning Notes for Violin Strings
The violin strings are tuned to G D A and BE, covering the standard four strings. This specifies the pitch set used for standard violin tuning.
California Fig Syrup Ad Warns Parents About Harmful Products
An old advertisement warns mothers about unsafe laxatives for children and promotes California Fig Syrup as a safe remedy. The copy urges parents to avoid questionable products and follow trusted care for infants.
California Fig Syrup Advertisement for Children
An old promotional note extols the pleasant taste of California Fig Syrup for children. It claims a teaspoon cleans the liver and bowels and advises parents to ask druggists for the genuine product with directions printed on the bottle. It warns against imitation syrups by requiring the word California.
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Kentucky Grand Jury Returns Batch of Bills
Franklin county grand jury named W. H. Shanks former state auditor J. T. Embry former fire prevention official Robert E. Crowe Maurice Galvin Centre College football star Red Roberts and 19 others in indictments. Shanks and Embry face charges of fraud against the state. All indictments carry felony punishments.
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New Bedford Textile Workers Vote to Strike Next Monday
Thirty thousand textile workers in New Bedford Mass decide to strike on the date of a ten percent wage cut. The union vote was 2571 to 188 and the decision was cheered by about 2000 workers at a hall. Most mills producing fine cotton, rayon and silk goods are affected.
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Textile Council
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