Farm Encouragement In Graham's Report
Raleigh November 25. Commissioner of Agriculture William A. Graham urges a sympathetic view of farmers as essential businesspeople. He calls for organized farming, diversified crops, and cooperative selling and planting to balance supply and demand. He notes tobacco price pressures and warns that rural depopulation shown by the 1930 census could have serious consequences.
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Raleigh
William A. Graham
General Assembly
Graham
United States
Cystex Promoted for Urinary Comfort and Sleep Aid
An advertisement claims Cystex relieves night urination backache leg pains and bladder irritation in 15 minutes. It says thousands praise its rapid action, backed by a single section guarantee with money back if conditions don’t improve. price is 60 cents at Mann Drug Co.
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Mann Drug Co
Abandoned Mouth Blown Glass in Belgium
Mouth blown glass has been abandoned in Belgium as the traditional craft yields to machine blown production after centuries of practice. The shift marks a loss of a long standing artisanal method in Belgian glassmaking.
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Brussels
Belgium
Death in Exile Was Price Otto's Father Paid for Double Gamble
Archduke Otto faces a future throne as the late Karl I and Empress Zita endured exile after failed attempts to regain the Austro Hungarian crown. Karl I fled to Switzerland then Madeira, dying in 1922, leaving Otto to be groomed as heir while Hungary and Austria became republic and regent led by Horthy. The article recounts Karl I’s two failed bids to restore the crown and the personal costs to the Habsburgs.
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Otto
Hapsburgs
London
Hungary
Karl
Austria
Admiral Horthy
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Franz Joseph
Zita
Kaiser
Switzerland
Vienna
Steinamanager
Count Teleki
Teleki
Budapest
Horthy
Steinamanger
Lehar
Danube
Constantinople
Funchal
Madeira
Archduke Otto
Druggist Unveils New Headache Relief Called B C
A North Carolina druggist pursues a multi ingredient formula to treat headaches neu ralgic and rheumatic pains. The product named B C promises rapid three minute relief and nerve calm without mood changes. Available at drug stores and soda fountains for 10c or 25c with a harmlessness guarantee.
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North Carolina
Tinkham Demands Congressional Dry Modification Test
Senator Bingham of Connecticut urged a congressional vote on prohibition modification authorization. He plans a bill to permit four percent beer production, arguing national interest warrants a formal floor decision this session.
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Tinkham
Washington
Congress
Bingham
Conn
Action on chain store bill to curb underselling
Washington lawmakers plan early action on a Resale Price Maintenance bill co authored by Rep Kelly of Pennsylvania and Sen Capper of Kansas. The measure targets chain stores selling nationally branded goods at discounts to hurt independent merchants.
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Washington
Capper-Kelly
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Capper
Kansas
Insurgents Press Senate Demands in Looming Congress
Washington election shift strengthens Republican independents who push four bills at the upcoming session. Senator Norris of Nebraska signals push for Muscle Shoals, labor anti injunction, anti duck sessions constitutional amendment, and Wagner unemployment measures. House remains under administration control.
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Washington
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Muscle Shoals
Congress
House
Old Whaler Exhibit Captivates City on Tour
A 68 ton San Clemente whale over 50 feet long arrives by rail on Wednesday November 21 for display in a glass case on High and Tomlinson streets. The whale travels in a specially built car as crowds gather for one of the era’s most unusual spectacles. Whaling Captain Gaogle accompanies the tour sharing tales of Arctic hunts and near misses with mighty whales.
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San Clemente
High and
Tomlinson Streets
Gaogle
Arctic Ocean
Republicans hold fragile House edge as independents loom
Republicans enjoy a commanding majority in this session but face a razor thin margin in the next Congress with only one seat separating them from losing control. Independent voices could force concessions as defections would topple the balance of power.
Germany to hold annual Berlin auto show in February
Germany announces the annual automobile show in Berlin scheduled for February. Officials confirm dates and plan for industry displays and public previews in the capital venue.
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Germany
Berlin
One Arrested For Dallas Blackmail Of Church Deacons
Dallas police detained a man near Cliff Baptist Temple after a threatening letter signed Hungry Men demanded 2500 dollars at last night’s service or bombs would strike the church and Dr Wallace Bassett’s home. Several suspects were being sought.
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Dallas
Tex
Wallace Bassett
Cliff Baptist Temple
Five Young Sunday Golfers Arrested Under Old Blue Law
Five youths including a minor were arraigned in Concord New Hampshire today for playing golf on Sunday in violation of Old Blue Laws. They testified the course had been closed for a year and they were practicing, not competing or gaming, and were discharged. Separately the article notes England debating pensions for clergymen.
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Concord
N. H
Willoughby A. Colby
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Elliott
New York City
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