Mencken Retires as Editor of The American Mercury
Henry L. Mencken, celebrated Baltimore sage, retires as editor of the American Mercury after a decade at the helm. He plans to devote time to books and newspaper work. Publisher Alfred A. Knopf says the Mercury will continue its current path without announcing a successor.
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Black-Draught praised for constipation relief in Texas woman
Mrs Lizzie Pails of Paris Texas recounts dramatic improvement after using Black-Draught syrup for constipation and general malaise. The piece also notes Mencken and Nathan in a feature on the Smart Set and their plans after retirement, including a new book on morals and Europe trip.
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Small Fire Damages City Warehouse on North Hamilton Street
A small fire started in a transformer at the city warehouse on North Hamilton street this morning at 9 50. Four fire companies responded including Company One Two Six and the aerial unit. Damage was minor.
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Strong Man Trials for Blue Devils Fresh Grid Eleven
Durham October 6 Weldon Bullock a Duke freshman native of Creedmore lifted 308 1 2 pounds at the Chicago world’s fair to win the junior weightlifting title another record tie and four medals since starting lifting eight months ago He has joined the Freshman football squad as a guard and plans to wrestle later this season
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