Cotton fabrics praised for comfort and washability in hot southern summers
The article notes cotton's rapid drying due to fiber structure, its suitability to southern climates, and the fact that cotton becomes stronger when wet. It emphasizes washable cottons as essential in the south, claiming cotton fibers withstand countless launderings and resist shrinkage and dye fading.
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Soldier Catches Wrong Suitcase in Louisiana Shuffle
A hitchhiking soldier in Ruston rode with Rev. A. S. J. Neill of Clay to Monroe then DeSiard street. Neill later found his own suitcase missing with a valuable letter. the soldier opened the bag last night to discover khaki clothes and tobacco, and Neill planned to deliver the mislaid suitcase to the News-Star-World office.
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Ruston
Rev. A. S. J. Neill
Clay
Monroe
DeSiard Street
Rev. Neill
Bastrop
Weird Eskimo murder story told in court
In Belcher Islands Hudson Bay a court hears murder charges against seven Eskimos for killing nine others over beliefs that Christ would walk again. Testimony describes gunshots beatings and children left to die in the cold as part of disputes over divine power and Satan’s expulsion.
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Belcher Islands
Hudson Bay
Canada
Earth
C. P. Plaxton
Ontario Supreme Court
Satan
Christ
Peter Sala
Charlie Ouyerack
Sala
God
Ouyerack
Jesus Christ
Department of Justice
Saran Apawkok
Alec Apawkok
Akeenik
Sara
Mwother
Sarah
Two Mine Workers Shot at Benham Kentucky
In Harlan Kentucky on August 20 two International Harvester mine workers Marion Hall and Frank Hill were shot at near the Benham mine and lightly wounded. Company officials report 75 to 80 percent operation with 250 pickets at gates amid a ongoing jurisdictional dispute between unions.
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Harlan, Ky
International Harvester Company
Benham
Marion Hall
Frank Hill
Cumberland
Harlan County
Blackmountain
Lynch
Robert Hodge
United Mine Workers of America
Harlan
Benham Mine
Progressive Miners of America
Cotton Clothing Ideas For South Climate
A R Wisenbaker of Ouachita parish cotton industry committee says cotton clothing suits Southern climates best. He cites comfort health and high absorption of perspiration, noting cooperation with the Surplus Marketing Administration and USDA to boost domestic use of 100 percent American cotton products.
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Cotton Trades Industry
Surplus Marketing Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
A. R. Wisenbaker
Quachita Parish
Jumping Through Door Costs Injuries At Local Restaurant
At a local restaurant on 4ul DeSiard Street J B Gallion 18 jumped through a door frame and was hospitalized after a glass panel hidden in the frame fractured his right leg. He received treatment at St Francis Sanitarium for deep leg wounds.
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