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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
13
Dr. Joseph C. Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins told a St. Louis clinics conference that pretty women are almost immune from skin cancer. He noted their attention to sun exposed skin, especially on the body, as contributing to protection.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe route to lose fat, boost energy, and revive youth, claiming cleansing effects on the blood and organs. It cites a Richmond Hill reader claiming inches lost and improved skin, urging use with light meals and avoidance of heavy pastries and fats.
A physician notes that despite natural protection, women are not immune to internal cancer forms. He cites that female smokers have a reduced chance of mouth cancer only when they pay attention to dental hygiene. In ten years he recalls seeing a smoker who maintains dental care still develop mouth cancer.
In Carthage a pedestrian narrowly escaped being crushed when a 5000 pound coping stone fell about 15 feet and buried into the sidewalk. Also Springfield reports longtime Frisco conductor Charles White of Monett preparing to retire at 70 after 48 years of service. He began as a switchman in 1862, rode the first passenger train in 1892, and spent decades on the Monet to Wichita route. The Rocky Fork Baptist Church near Columbia marked its 110th anniversary, with Peyton Stephens serving forty years as pastor, receiving a winter of pay including a buck sheep. Rocky Fork helped split Missouri Baptists in 1838 between Missionary and Primitive branches. Marshall notes a perfectly preserved 9-year-old ear of corn on exhibit by Ollie Irvine.
Rev Charles Emerson Burton executive secretary of the National Council of the Congregational Church and Rev Frank G Coffin president of the general convention of the Christian Church will play key roles in an organic union. A constitutional draft has been prepared. The gathering runs June 23 to July 3 in Seattle Washington.
Cecil Crosby, first defense witness for ex deputy W. E. Guess, says he identified as an officer and wrested a weapon from Emilio Cartes Rubin before Rubin was shot by Guess. Crosby recounts driving with Guess to the youths parked car and disarming Rubin, Gomez Garcia, and Cortes Rubio, while others describe the scene and weapons found.
An advertisement promotes Lucky Strike cigarettes claiming their exclusive toasting process removes harsh irritants from raw tobacco. The copy argues this makes LUCKIES less irritating to the throat and justifies the brand’s marketing approach.
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