Measure LSO Provisions Remain Similar In Farm Bill
Washington reports show the House Agriculture Committee keeping most tobacco rules from Harold Cooley's prior plan, with small grower protections and quotas. The cotton section faces differing penalties between House and Senate drafts, while a separate political note hints at Ralph McDonald's gubernatorial bid and party shifts.
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Washington
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Harold Cooley
Nashville
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Ooley
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Ralph McDonald
Salem College
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Tonic Remedy Promises Boost After Personal Struggle
A narrator describes a downturn in health including loss of appetite and weight. A friend recommends 8.8.8 Tonic, claiming it restored energy and strength, with promises of improving blood cells and skin glow. The ad cites drugstores offering a larger size at a savings and warns there is no substitute for the remedy.
Defiance Castle Explore Turns Hidden Tomb Reveal
Dr Robert Barry and Honey Bee descend into a cliff dungeon at Defiance Castle. They uncover a sealed tomb behind a rock triangle while Honey Bee harbors hurt over Mary Melissa’s absence, then share a cautious moment after a rushed, tense ascent.
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Honey Bee
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Middle Classes Organize For Protection From Minorities
Spartanburg, November 29. The National Federation of Middle Classes, formed by Spartanburg business and professional men, aims to protect and advance the middle class amid minority pressure. The group expects a state charter and officers to be elected at a forthcoming meeting, and claims 700 members with national scope.
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National Federation of Middle Classes
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Franco may restore throne of Spain with Don Juan as king
In the Spanish Civil War outlook General Franco hints at restoring the bourbon throne after victory. Don Juan, Prince of the Asturias, could be invited to rule while Alfonso would become a loyal subject, with Alfonso VIII’s era viewed as unlikely under Franco.
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New York
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Alfonso
Prince of the Asturias
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Cuba
Philippines
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Daffy Olin Incident Recounts Unclear Train Stunt
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a train whistle lights and gong, questioning if the scene was real. The driver is said to be sane, and about 1.5 people reportedly attempted the stunt yearly, with no survivors to tell the tale.
Fragmentary Remark on Thrown Reestablishment Benefit
A brief fragment suggests that something between two options offers a partial gain, noting that half a loaf is better than none if it restores the throne. The line hints at political calculation without full context or attribution.
Creomulsion Advertised as Cough and Chest Remedy
A 1920s style ad describes Beechwood Creosote based treatment named Creomulsion designed to soothe infected mucous membranes and ease coughs and bronchial irritations by relaxing irritation and aiding mucus expulsion through a blend of creosote with other ingredients.
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