Studebaker Unveils New President Eight Tourer
Henry Motor Sales announces the President Eight sport tourer, a long low seven passenger model with 115 horsepower. The tourer features a 135 inch wheelbase, safety glass, leather upholstery, adjustable front seat, and advanced brakes and suspension. The article notes the shift from phaetons to closed cars and cites world and national records set by the President motor.
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Studebaker
Henry Motor Sales Company
Studebaker-Erskine
Henry
World-spanning rug collection arrives at St. Louis Art Museum
James F. Ballard gathered rugs on three world tours visiting 42 countries. One rug traveled 41 000 miles before acquisition. The collection, valued at more than 250 000 dollars, will be showcased this autumn in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
James F. Ballard
St. Louis Art Museum
Ballard
The Law of Gravity Question Riddles Minds
A child asks how people stuck to the earth before gravity law. The teacher replies gravity keeps us from falling, a Paris humor line from Le Rire.
New Features In Whippet Comfort Boost Ride Quality
Superior Whippet improvements include a longer wheelbase larger balloon tires heavier frame components and enhanced steering and braking systems. Engineers report the open touring season shows thousands of favorable comments from Willys-Overland dealers as riders experience smoother handling and reduced driver effort.
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Willys-Overland
Soldier of Fortune Served Five Nations
San Antonio dispatch profiles William G. McLish a Brooksfield mess sergeant who recounts 31 years of service across five flags. He fought with Roosevelt's Rough Riders at Santiago at 18, joined the French foreign legion, served in the British navy and Canadian army, and was wounded in France before enlisting in the U S Army in 1918.
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San Antonio
Tex
Wiliam G. McLish
Brooksfield
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Santiago
Honduras
Indian Ocean
MecLish
French Foreign Legion
France
Uncle Sam
Ash-Tray Advice Aboard Trucks Sparks Forest Fire Talk
Autocar Messenger urges truck owners and body builders to install ash trays on trucks and vehicles traveling vast forest paths. The piece condemns tossing cigarette stubs as a prime cause of 30,000 annual forest fires and stresses ash trays as essential to protecting timber lands and cargo.
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Autocar Messenger
The
Autocar Company
Ardmore
Junior
Foolish Thief Nets Value From Fountains
In Indianapolis a thief took 24 goldfish and a carp from two apartment hotel fountains. The fish were valued at 144 dollars, and the thief appears to have been fooled by mistaking the goldfish for real gold and the carp for edible fish.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Reports Large Army of 525000 Workers
Statistics show Chicago employs about 525000 workers across sectors, indicating a robust labor market and broad economic activity in the city this year. The data highlight strong employment in manufacturing services and public sector roles.
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Chicago
Domestic Relations Clinics Urged As Safeguard Of Family
A study by the US children's bureau urges domestic relations clinics staffed by psychiatrists, psychologists, and social investigators to assist families in court with a new technique of investigation and supervision. The report contrasts old court methods with social engineering based approaches in the evolving family court movement.
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U. S. Children’s Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
United States Children’s Bureau
Bernard Flexner
Reuben Oppenheimer
Katharine F. Weenroot
Children’s Bureau
Family Court
Juvenile Court
Domestic relations study warns against one nationwide court model
Authors urge treating the field as an experiment with trained staff and frank acknowledgment of errors. They caution that sentimentalism harms research into marital maladjustments and conclude there is no universal legal framework due to local differences. They recommend qualified judges, probation staff, precourt work, and thorough records.
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Wiit
Special Children's Courts and Divorce Cases Mentioned
A country with population 109,900 or more hosts a specially organized children's court. In the United States, less than half but more than one third of all divorce cases involve children.
Rev E M Fishel to Preach at Yadkin College
Rev E M Fishel of Clemmons, veteran Methodist minister, will preach at Yadkin College tomorrow at two o clock. The Fishel male quartet and a Clemmons quartet will sing during the service. He last preached at Yadkin College thirty five years ago and many friends will attend to hear him again.
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Lexington
Aidg
E. M. Fishel
Clemmons
Methodist
Yadkin College
Fishel
Mr. Fisher
Dust Particles Carry Disease Germs Through Air
Disease germs rarely travel alone but hitch rides on dust particles, turning airborne travel into a group act. Researchers note that these microbial passengers can spread through the air, influencing transmission dynamics and the reach of contamination.
Lovette Beauty Shoppe Ad in Eugene West End
Eugene Permanent Waves on Eugene machine seven dollars nine dollars Keen Waves six dollars eight dollars Phone 2327 Lovette Beauty Shoppe West End Center listing services and prices for perms and waves.
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Lovette
West End
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