TwelveYearOld Indian Oil Heiress Bears Daughter
Sapulpa Oklahoma reports a 12 year old Cree heiress Juanita MecClish gave birth to a daughter at Sapulpa hospital. The child was delivered by Caesarean with the youngest mother on record according to local doctors. Juanita is the daughter of Mrs Vesey Deere, with a fortune estimated at $650000, and her husband Buster McCllich is also Cree. Her father Albert Deere was killed at Shawnee years ago.
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Sapula
Okla
Mar
Juanita MecClish
Sapulpa Hospital
Juanita
Vesey Deere
Buster McClich
Albert Deere
Shawnee
Slorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart
A columnist urges using a reliable deodorant to control perspiration odors and avoid staining dresses. It recommends a colorless liquid applied under the arms twice weekly, then weekly, then biweekly, with application at night and rinsing in the morning for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
Water safety and plumbing cross connections caution
Dr Morris Fishbein warns cities rely on water and sewage systems to guard health. An industrial plant holiday repair caused river water entering boilers through an unclosed valve, sickening workers with amoebic dysentery and typhoid. Cross connections and failing valves threaten public health and require careful planning and maintenance.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Departments of Health
Bureaus of Sanitary Engineers
Ene
Revival Efforts To Reorganize Sally
Cy Simmons, Columbia base ball promoter, aims to revive the South Atlantic baseball association. He lists five cities ready for berths and seeks Asheville and others to join a six club loop. Cities named include Spartanburg, Greenville, Macon, Savannah and Jacksonville. Negotiations in Asheville involve Dan W. Hill and J. J. Talman. A meeting is planned in Columbia to reorganize the circuit that folded after the 1930 campaign.
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Columbia
S&s. C
Cy Simmons
South Atlantic Baseball Association
Simmons
Asheville
N. C
Spartanburg
Greenville
Macon
Savannah
Jacksonville
Dan W. Hill
Piedmont League
J. J. Talman
Cotton Textile Code Keystones Recovery, Sloan Says
George A. Sloan, president of the cotton textile institute, calls the hours limitation in the industry code the keystone of recovery. He notes mills saved from bankruptcy under the code, with 434000 workers in 1934 and wages up 69 percent since 1933, arguing removal would plunge the industry back into decline.
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Wool Textile Code Authority
Washington
Mar
George A. Sloan
The
Cotton Textile Institute
Ness
Glenn Gardiner
Curt Forstmann
Woo
Textile Code Authority
Gardiner
Sloan
New England
Carolinas
Relief claims for SBronduus Emulsion cure in 30 seconds
An advertisement touts SBronduus Emulsion promising instant relief from a “worst Doug” with one dose, and a second dose an hour apart to end it for good. It guarantees refund if more than half is needed, from Mann Drug Co. and other merchants.
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Yooney
Mann Drug Co
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