Community notices and club reports from town
A collection of social items recounts a meeting on a cemetery association, a city home visit, and church programs. Reports detail ladies' papers on Columbia and Charleston, a garden landscaping claim, and talks on South Carolina figures, along with P T A activities, a reading club postponement, and the birth of Bettie Anne to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stuart.
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State
Bave
R. M. Latrone
Ciy of
Columbia
W. C. Shipley
Charleston
Middleton Place
America
Arch Moore
South Carolina
Francis Marion
Wade Hamilton
J. C. Carlton
Bay View
New Face Powder MELLO GLO Debuts in Market
The ad proclaims MELLO GLO face powder as a satin smooth, long lasting cosmetic. It claims a new goch process for lasting wear, natural bloom of youth tone, and a pore minimizing, non irritant formula suitable for any complexion. Distributed by John P. Cox Drug Co. and W. Robison & Co.
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United Government
John P. Cox Drug Co
W. Robison & Co
Tobacco Growing Profitable Here
Arkansas farmers are urged to consider tobacco as a profitable side line. State Commissioner Bart Page notes Arkansas grown tobacco compares well with Tennessee and Kentucky, with 1923 figures showing 750 acres planted, 600 pound average yield, 20 cent price, and profits around 95 to 100 dollars per acre. White Burley is favored for trial, with best results in limestone-rich northeast and Ozark Northwest regions.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Bart Page
Aes
Tennessee
Kentucky
W. W. Garner
Bureau of Aricultural Economics
Washington, D. C
Page
Ozark
Faulkner County
van Buren
Faullner
Tobacco as Diversified Crop for Arkansas Farms
Discussion notes that tobacco is a strong producer on small acreages and could serve as a profitable side-line for Arkansas farms from the Arkansas River north to the Missouri line. Experts advocate crop diversification, with tobacco as a complement to sweet clover and alfalfa, noting lime improves soils for tobacco and that curing houses can be repurposed for sweet potatoes, enabling dual use through winter into March.
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Arkansas
Arkansas River
Miscouri Uhe
Carolinas
Virginia
Kentucky
Means to Pay Debts of Party Discussed at DNC Meeting
Washington observed the Democratic National Committee addressing a party debt of about 600000 and possible payment methods. Chairman Raskob said he would not seek committee action and party policies. Democratic congressmen attended, including Senator Robinson of Arkansas in a front seat.
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Washington
Nerves Grow Inside Tadpoles Tails Reported
University of Virginia researchers report nerves growing inside tadpole tails. Dr. Carl C. Coeltzel describes transparent tails with living nerves viewed under a microscope. Nerve sprouts extend and branch, facing obstacles as first aid cells supply insulation sheaths and migrate between nerves.
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University, Va
University of Virginia
Carl C. Coeltzel
Medical School
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Jewelry Trade Wealthy in United States Investment
The jewelry silverware watch and clock industries of the United States represent an investment of well over 600 million dollars. There are more than 15,000 jewelry stores nationwide.
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New York
United States
Officers Reveal New Kind of Neighborliness
Evening Shade Arkansas a rural Calamine scene where Sheriff Lester Stewart and deputies found 40 gallons of mash at Walter Baldridge’s home but no still. Baldridge admitted ownership of the instrument and said it was sent to a neighbor. He refused to name the neighbor and posted bond on a liquor charge.
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Ark
Calamine
Here
Ala
Lester Stewart
Walter Daldridge
Baldridge
Disease Kills First Victim in 30 Years in Rochester
In Rochester England an inquest attributed death to pemphigus a rare skin disease not seen as a fatal case in over 30 years The victim George Douglas Dow suffered a scratch on his thumb which developed into an ulcer and led to infection His widow recounted his complaint and the rapid spread of the disease.
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Rochester, Eng
England
George Douglas Dow
Dan
Garland City and area social notes on Friday visits
Dave Townsend and Monroe Townsend of Garland City spent Saturday night with parents Mr and Mrs J H Townsend. Little Marie Collins of near Spring Hill visited sister Mrs Clyde Clemens. WHI Tarpley stayed with granddaughter Mrs Olie Butler at Holly Springs. Janes Martin of Houston Texas visited sister Mrs Elbert Tarpley. Ralph Smith attended the Texarkana ballgame Saturday.
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Dave and
Monroe Townsend
Nesy
Garland City
J. H. Townsend
Marie Collins
Near Spring Hill
Clyde Clemens
Tarpley
O1ie Butler
Holly Springs
Janes Martin
Houston
Texas
Elbert Tarpley
Ralph Smith
Texarkana
Local Health News and Visits Mention Mitchell Stevenson
Health in this vicinity is very good at this writing. Mitchell Stevenson of this place called to see his brother and family Commodore Stevenson of Fairview. Mr and Mrs Guy Brown of Spring Hill spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Alf Taylor and family at his Vicinity. BD A Stevensoly of Bodgaw spent a Monday night of last week with his parents of this plive and Was accompanied by his father in law Harmon Godwin.
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Mitchell Stevenson
Commodore Stevenson
Fairview
Guy Brown
Spring Hill
Alf Taylor
A. Stevensoly
Bodgaw
Harmon. Godwin
Hemroid Tablets Promise Pile Relief Through Circulation Aid
An advertisement touts Hemroid tablets as the internal remedy to cure bleeding protruding piles by stimulating circulation and removing congested blood. It claims Dr J.S. Leonhardt prescribed it, with strong citywide approval from Ward & Sun and a one-bottle guarantee to end pile agony or money back.
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Dr. J. 5
Leonhardt
Ward & Sun
Road Builders in Iowa Find Traces of Ice Age
Iowa City reports 1931 road work reveals glacial traces enabling state geologist George F. Kay to estimate the ice age duration in Iowa. Glacial races appear as roads cut through hills, suggesting multiple ice ages over at least 700000 years with Iowa under ice for about 25000 years.
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Iowa
Iowa City
George F. Kay
Towa
Kay
Municipal Wood Pile Aids Jobless in Columbia
The city opens a wood yard as emergency employment for the unemployed. Needy families receive fuel while tramps and beggars may earn a meal or a night’s lodging by chopping wood or sawing. The project is funded by citizens officials and local businesses.
Forest lands added to U S reserves in 15 states
Forest lands totaling 417,064 acres were acquired by the United States last year. The areas span 15 states and are slated to become national forests alongside the 149 existing ones. Goals include watershed protection fire control timber growing demonstrations and public forest development.
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Washington
United States
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Patty
Chik
Gladys
Oust
Sid Henry
Hugh
Cemetery Association
F. P. Risdon
New York City
Florence Risdon
Jamison
RV. Herndon
L. W. Young
Ray Wood
Ewen McPherson
Texarkapp
Creel Nets ‘Se Woman's Missionary
D. W. Anderson
Harry Dalles
Chas, Wilkin
Brookwood P. T. A
Brookwood
Mabel Ethridge
Louise Owens
Don Crysop
Chas. .B. Roe
P. T. As
Robert Wilson
Chas. Renigo
W. T. Franks
W. P. Singleton
Southern Grain & Produce Co
Saenger
Nancy Carroll
Philip Holmes
Stratelit Fran
Robinson
National Committee
Joan Crawford
Howard ~ College
Birmingham
Wilma Buck
Union Tow, 'Aln
Wilma
U. S
The
American Tobacco Co
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