Doctor Inventor Devises Another Instrument of Esophagoscope
Philadelphia March 11 Dr Chevalier Jackson renowned for the bronchoscope and head of Temple University hospital clinic has devised an esophagoscope that in one operation replaces two former procedures. Dr Thomas A Shallow of Jefferson Medical College reported the device has been used in 58 cases to relieve pharyngoesophageal diverticulum a throat pouch causing starvation and previously requiring two surgeries six months apart. }
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Campaign Raises $2000 Toward $100000 Repairs
Asheville residents kick off a campaign to raise funds for $100000 in repair and construction work aiming for completion before June. The initial $2000 seed money signals local support and momentum.
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Asheville
Rasch Girls Stir Broadway Fashion Says Houser
Broadway notes reveal Albertina Rasch leading a chic chorus trend with tall slender dancers in mask like solos. Dorothy Hall rises in Child of Manhattan produced by Pesky Fears, with Preston Sturges delivering sharp dialogue and a hard boiled vibe.
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Atheists Adopt Funeral Rite At El Paso Burial
In El Paso Texas atheists and agnostics held a funeral service for Albert A Voruz the will barred clergy and required an agnostic or atheist officiant. T A Hutchins read the service denying religious rites with no prayers music or preachers.
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T. A. Hutchins
The
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United States Imports Turkeys in 1931 Totals Mil Lions
The United States imported nearly five and a half million pounds of live and dead turkeys in 1931, reflecting a sizable poultry trade impacted by demand and seasonal consumption.
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United States
Rheumatic Cure Promises Quick Relief With Money Back
An ad claims a $1 RA MA remedy will free muscles and joints from stiffness swelling and pain within a week or return money. It guarantees faster relief, with first day improvement and removal of crutches or canes, backed by local drug stores Mann's and Economy Drug Stores.
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Economy
Growers Credit to Offer 2.5 Million in Farm Loans
J. B. Diggs the Growers Agricultural Credit Corporation announced about 2.5 million dollars will be available for loans to North Carolina farmers this season.
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Raleigh
Growers Agricultural Credit Corporation
North Carolina
J. B. Diggs
French Hearing Postponed in Greensboro
Preliminary hearing for Mrs. W. Ereneh and B. B. Owens on charges of attempting to kill French was postponed to March 22 due to French's current unavailability as a witness.
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Greensboro
W. Ereneh
B. B. Owens
French
United States employment service branch to open Monday
A branch of the United States employment service is set to open in Greensboro on Monday. The new office will assist job seekers with employment referrals and career guidance, expanding local labor market services.
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Greensboro
The
United States Employment Service
Airport Night Lighting Complete at Raleigh Airport
Night lighting equipment has been completed at the Raleigh airport providing full illumination for operations. The project completes a long sought upgrade improving safety and visibility for pilots and ground crews at night.
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Raleigh
GOP Convention Plans Seating For 2980 Delegates
Warren V. Hall head of the arrangements committee says plans are complete to seat 2,980 delegates and alternates for the 1932 state Republican convention in Charlotte. The grip will meet on April 14.
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Charlotte
Warren V. Hall
Paline
Grip
School Boy Is Killed On Highway 26
Thomas H. Hobbs, 11, was killed after alighting from a school bus when struck by Eddie Stines of Philadelphia two miles from here on highway 26. Stines rushed him to a hospital. police marked the incident as unavoidable.
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Davidson
Thomas H. Hobbs
Here
Eddie Stines
Philadelphia
Treed Cougar By Barking Dog Imitation
GOLD BEACH Ore. UP Woodward Fry can imitate a dog bark so well he treed a cougar. He and his father were walking a trail when they came upon a big cat feeding.
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Gold Beach
Ore
Woodward
Cougar Shot After Eight Foot Four Inch Sighting
A cougar scaled a tree in sight of Woodward and his father. The father returned with a gun and fatally shot the animal. The cougar measured eight feet four inches in length.
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Woodward
Fox bounty after seven years sparks senator quip
The senate voted a $5 bounty to Henry Anthony for a fox he killed at Jamestown seven years ago. A senator joked whether the fox was slain by the hunter or by seven year irritation.
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Providence
R. L
Senate
Henry Anthony
Jamestown
1931 U S car production mainly closed models
Ninety two percent of all passenger cars produced in the United States in 1931 were closed body models indicating a strong shift to enclosed designs during the era.
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U States
Connersville
Indiana
O. B
Auburn
Auburn Automobile Company
Cord Corporation
Montana sheep lead agricultural wealth for first time in 20 years
Montana produced more agricultural wealth from sheep than any other sector last year, breaking a two decade pattern. The shift highlights sheep farming’s rising contribution to the state's economy and rural livelihoods amid broader agricultural trends.
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Montana
British Imperial Airways flies 1.51 million miles in 1931
Imperial Airways reports 1,510,867 miles flown in 1931 across Continental and Dominion services with 30,581 passengers and 1,664,970 pounds of mails and freight. Mileage up 24 percent from 1930 and 11 new large planes added on cross Channel Mediterranean and Indian routes.
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London
Mar
British Imperial Airways
Mediterranean
Paris
Cairo
Karachi
As Soon As Technical Progress May Permit
A brief note states that action will proceed at the earliest moment allowed by technical and other progress. The wording emphasizes progress and speed once feasible.
Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An advertisement touts B.C. a pharmacist prepared remedy promising three minute relief from menstrual pains. It claims quick soothing effects for colds headaches neuralgia and nervous distress without opiates and urges purchase in 10¢ and 25¢ packages.
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B.C
B. C
Market Motor Infor Ad Detailing Free Wheeling Startix
Classified snippet advertises a 100 HP motor with L G S Free Wheel ing and Silent Constant Mesh Transmission Startix. The line ends with 127 implying a model or price code.
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H.P
L.G.S
Startix
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