Plan to Stabilize Price Farm Staff Plan to Stabilize Price
A plan to stabilize farm product prices and stabilize business was presented to the Senate Agricultural Committee in Washington and passed in the South Dakota House. Proposed by Will H. Lyon of Sioux Falls, the plan would guarantee farmers the average cost of producing staples plus a profit, buying surplus at year end and selling at minimum guaranteed prices. It aims to curb speculation, stabilize land value, and remove price swings caused by road and elevator issues, though safeguards would prevent excessive surpluses.
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Lyons
Cronus
Paris tennis star Gobert back at Vichy after war injury
Paris reports say Andre Gobert the former French champion, injured in a 1917 fall while training at Vichy, played under the alias Dubois. He reached the semi finals, then defeated a young Dane after crowd recognition revived him, winning three straight sets to take the match.
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Paris
Andre Gobert
Jean Samazbiulh
Bordeaux
Vichy
Govert
Dubois
Gobert
Han
France
Tanlac credited for transforming Richmond woman’s health
Mrs. W. Whitlow of 3315 East Q Street Richmond Virginia credits Tanlac with ending months of run down condition. She says appetite returned, stomach improved, weight restored and energy up allowing her to do housework again. Friends were alarmed by her illness but note swift progress after starting Tanlac.
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Tanlac
Whitlow
East Q. St. Richmond
Skull examinations show criminal trend in Hungary
Aug 2 report from Budapest details phrenology on 30 members of Bela Kun's Leninite bodyguard. Doctors find Bolshevik terrorists exhibit degeneracy but not typical born criminals. trials show savage, neolithic impulses under revolutionary fear. Joseph Cserny singled out for savage gaze during trial.
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Budapest
Comuunism
Bela Kua
OPHG
Polee
Joseph Cserny
Hungary
Bola Kin
Hell-fire pastor arrested for assault in New York
The Rev James Barnes Deejay once known as the hell fire pastor of Banksville Conn now serves Christ church Mariners Harbor S L faces $1000 bail for felonious assault claimed by Rev John Stanisana a clerk with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Stanisana says he was beaten with clubs Deejay's son Leon a 29 year old chauffeur also held on $1000 bail for the same charge in the incident occurring at his home church room housing a twelve person congregation.
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New York
James Barnes Deejay
Banksville Conn
Christchurch
Mariners Harbor
S. L
John Stanisana
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Deejay
Leon
Stanisana
Kiwanis Picnic for Nazareth Orphanage Children
Salisbury reports Kiwanis club plans a full picnic day for children from Nazareth Orphanage Crescent. The youths will be brought to town on August 9, dine at First Methodist church, view movies, and attend a baseball game in the afternoon.
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Salisbury
Nazareth
Crescent
This County
the Reformed Church
Kiwanis ‘Club
First Methodist Church
Army Horses To Be Saved And Sold Now
The War Office negotiates sale of 36000 army horses in Mesopotamia, previously set for destruction due to high costs of repatriation, as stated by the colonial secretary.
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London
Ave
War Office
Mesopotamia
Tobacco Exhibitors Back Made-in-Carolinas Exposition
At Charlotte on August 3 officials report major tobacco firms American Tobacco Liggett & Myers and R J Reynolds show keen interest in the Made in Carolinas Exposition. Executives say the event spotlights Carolina industry benefits and home trade, with space sales advancing rapidly and new exhibitors including American Products Jordan Manufacturing Cittrell Truck Charlotte Knitting Mill Parker-Gardner and Burwell-Dunn.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Carolina
American ‘Tobacco Company
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
JH. G. Davidson
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
Patton
American Products Company
Reidsville
Jordan Manufacturing Co
Teocane
Corbitt Truck Company
Henderson
Charlotte Knitting Mill
Parker-Gardner Company
Burwell-Dunn Company
Coatless trend grips Rome aristocracy in summer
In Rome on August 3 the coatless campaign for hot weather succeeds among high society. A top society event featured men in white flannel trousers and shirts, signaling broad adoption of the informal dress in elite circles.
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Rome
Police seize fortune in smuggled gems in Chicago
In an FBI probe of a major smuggling ring, unset diamonds and jewels valued at £70,000 were recovered from a North Side apartment. Emeralds were found sewn into a coat lining belonging to Hy man Finerman, a Los Angeles jeweler arrested yesterday and held on $2,000 bond on smuggling charges.
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Chicago
North Side
Hyman Finerman
Los Angeles
Asparagus Blamed For Blues By Doctor In New York
Dr. Charles Hazzard, ex president of the American Osteopathist association, told the National Osteopathic association that asparagus can cause the blues when a person’s system is clogged with impurities. He said the vegetable acts as the last straw, and toxins in the body affect brain and nerves, unless elimination is normally maintained.
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Cleveland, C
Charlies Hazzard
New York City
American Ostepathist Association
National Osteopathic Association
The Body’s Struggle With Obstructions to Health
The piece argues that physical growth and health depend on unimpeded nerve and blood flow. It contends that disease arises from obstructed elimination organs and impure blood. It stresses that mental function declines when brain and nerves lack pure circulating blood and links diet to the body's mechanical state.
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Aliah
Churches Back Disarmament Program At Lake Junaluska
Lake Junaluska, Aug 3. S. G. Inman, recently returned from an overseas assignment, urged church groups to support a disarmament program. He spoke at a local gathering outlining cooperative steps and moral responsibility for reducing armaments.
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Lake Junaluska
G. Inman
US leader voices hope for universal peace at disarmament talks
In a broad address abroad, a speaker argues the United States holds world destinies and urges church backing for disarmament, claiming politicians risk depriving the world of another peace chance while noting England seeks closer ties with the United States.
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Spookli
United States
Methodiat’ Conference
Harding
Amerida
England
Durham Now Names New City Manager Rigsby On Job
August 3 report says R. W. Rigsby has officially assumed duties as Durham city manager. He now leads a city administration managing a corporate assets base exceeding five and a half million dollars.
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Durham
New
R. W. Rigsby
Thd City
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