Railroad builder C D Smith Dies in Memphis
Memphis December 13 API C D Smith capitalist and once top railroad contractor died early today in a local hospital after retiring 30 years ago. He helped develop Greater New York’s transportation system and led C D Smith & Company on a 98 mile Mojave Desert track project from Parker Arizona where water had to be hauled 20 miles for workers and animals. He later held senior roles in southern corporations including former president of Piggly Wiggly and director of the Memphis Commercial Appeal. The note on geography marks Mount Whitney and Death Valley in Inyo County California.
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Sniz
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Piggly Wiggly Corporation
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Central Dairy Brindle Weekly Ad Pushes Pasteurized Milk
Central Dairy publishes Brindle Weekly to promote Central products. A cheeky ad claims deliveries are reliable day or night and offers free ice cream to children under 12 who bring a copy of the ad or a dairy carton and recite the poem. The piece mixes odd anecdotes about a bread kneading by gloves and a sharp local tone. It also touts pasteurized milk assurances and a money back guarantee.
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Central Dairy
Inflation war may split Democrat
A political debate described includes three money groups backed by Thomas: devalue gold dollar, issue treasury notes to retire bonds, and free coinage or remonetization of silver. Thomas proposes a gold recoinage plan requiring holders to deliver gold to the government for devalued certificates redeemable in gold bars. He claims a 50 percent devaluation could yield trillions in treasury profit while noting Alabama and Nebraska derive Indian-name meanings.
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Thomas
Treasury
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Banks
Winter safety warns of slips and hunting guns hazards
Dr. Morris Fishbein outlines common winter dangers including icy steps for seniors, ice thickness for skating, firearm safety during hunting season, and Christmas tree hazards. Emphasizes rails, cleared steps, nonflammable decorations, and drills from the National Safety Council to prevent accidents and protect health. Safety slogan: better to be safe than sorry.
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Wats
Jola
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National Safety Council
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Brindle
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Garden of Eden
Boots
Uncle Ira
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O'Brien
Podner
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Martin
Pooner
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Stegosaure
Freckles
Hun
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Fuzzy Danis
BY Ahern
By Blosser
U.S. Pat
BEA Service
BY Williams
Luke
Alabama
Nebraska
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
The
Borneo
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