Smallest Daily Paper Started By Accident
Tryon North Carolina August 7 The Tryon Daily Bulletin began as a tiny project by Seth M Vining after losing his job He printed a page sized about 5 by 8 inches and distributed it free The paper runs weekdays with news weather and local events and serves 700 subscribers in 17 states with six pages when ads require It is kept alive by one regular helper and a high school circulation manager The editor says the paper shares local spirit and directs readers to fuller coverage in larger papers
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Tryon
N. C
Seth M. Vining
Vining
Weather forecasts via solar periods proposed by Smithsonian
H. H. Clayton argues weather is calculated rather than random and can be forecast weeks or months ahead. He notes solar periods will be used to perform these calculations in a Smithsonian Institution publication.
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Washington
H. H. Clayton
Smithsonian Institution
Clayton
Oil rich fish byproducts boost cattle feed value
The U S bureaus of chemistry and fisheries report fish oils contain vitamin D and, when mixed into cattle feed, offer a cheaper alternative to cod liver oil. They could yield a profitable feed and surpass many existing mixtures in value.
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Washington
U. S. Bureaus of Chemistry and Fisheries
What A Shame Average Woman’s Clothing Weighs Eight Ounces
A Tit-Bits quip notes T tells Tom the average woman’s clothing weighs eight ounces and he responds it is a shame women must wear heavy shoes.
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Tom
Woman Loses 19 Pounds in Four Weeks Using Kruschen Salts
A letter from Mrs. Fred Barringer of Lewistown Montana dated October 21 1929 praises Kruschen Salts for weight loss and increased activity. She weighed 256 pounds at start and 239 after four weeks, noting appetite reduction and better overall feeling. The ad promotes a four week bottle for 85 cents at Mann Drug Co and other drug stores.
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Fred Barringer
Lewistown
Montana
America
Billings
Mann Drug Co
Lavish Saratoga season marks billion-dollar society spectacle
Saratoga Springs brims with wealth as Banner Year faces stiff rival Business low mood. The track, Club House, and 200 boxes are filled with Wall Street figures, luxury cars, private boats, and high rents while Old Saratoga nostalgia clings to remnants of past elegance amid a bustling racing season.
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Saratoga
Toga
Wall Street
Vanderbilt
Whitney
Ziegler
du Pont
Widener
Harriman
George Bull
Richard T. Wilson
Saratoga Racing Association
Blue Lake
Harry L. Stevens
Saratoga Springs
The
Racing Association
Gallant Fox
William Woodward
Central
New York
United States
Grand Union
Lillian Russels
Diamond Queen
America
Remarkable case won by Konjola helps Rush in Virginia
Mrs. Alice P. Rush of South Richmond Virginia reports relief from long standing indigestion after using Konjola. She describes souring food and burning, then says she could eat and work normally after the first bottle. Konjola recommends six to eight weeks of use and is sold in High Point North Carolina and by local druggists.
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Alice P. Rush
South Richmond
Konjola
High Point
North Carolina
Mann No. 1 Drug Store
South Main Street
Ady
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