Medical Men From Several States To Attend Meet
About 250 doctors from southern Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama will attend the Fifth District Medical Society meeting at the Frances Hotel in New Orleans tomorrow. Dr Joseph Colt Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins was to be guest of honor but illness prevents attendance. lectures by southern medical authorities proceed with a banquet at 6 30 pm.
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Fifth District Medical Society
Otel Frances
Fifth District
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Joseph Colt Bloodgood
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
F. P. Rizzo
Bloodgood
New Orleans
the Frances
Nursing
C. H. Hill
Monroe
Joseph Hume
Tulane University
Quilts Will Be Made Giving Women Work
Employment for at least 10 jobless women in the Twin Cities will come from a quilting room to be set up in West Monroe city hall. The room opens Monday with coopera tion alongside sewing and laundry rooms in Monroe. The unemployment relief committee oversees three projects and quilts will be given to the poor. Tailor shops are asked to donate scrap material and quilting supplies are being sought.
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Twin Cities
West Monroe
J. O. McCormick
Monroe
Unemployment Relief Committee
McCormick
Mexico Supreme Court Rules Archaeological Finds Under State Jurisdiction
Mexico's Supreme Court declares all archaeological finds nationwide fall under formal jurisdiction. The ruling centralizes control over discovery sites and museum collections, impacting heritage management and export of artifacts.
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Mexico
Supreme Court
Revelations of a Wife keeps Dicky in jealous suspense
Madge twists her ankle when Nick the gangster is captured, and Hugh carries her to a car as Dicky arrives in darkness. Dicky masks jealousy with courteous concern while Hugh remains protective, and the scene closes with plans for medical help and a future continuation.
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Dicky
Nick
Madge
Hugh
Capital Newspaperman Succumbs to Pneumonia
Theodore P. Noyes associate editor of the Washington Evening Star died at Naval hospital of pneumonia at 36 after a long illness. He was the son of editor Theodore W. Noyes and nephew of AP president Frank B. Noyes, with a long career at the Star interrupted briefly by World War service.
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Washington
Theodore P. Noyes
Washington Evening Star
Naval Hospital
Noyes
Theodore W. Noyes
the Star
Frank B. Noyes
Associated Press
College Spanish Club Enjoys Candy From Spain
The Ouachita parish junior college Spanish club met this morning for a Christmas program and a pleasant activity hour. Refreshments featured candy brought from Spain through the college's Spanish department and Mexican candy as well.
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Ouachita Parish
Spain
Penetro Cold Salve Promises Deep Penetration and Relief
An old fashioned remedy compares Penetro to grandma’s mutton suet approach, claiming deep penetration with menthol thymos camphor and refined mutton suet. It markets Penetro as the strongest, quickest aid against cold epidemics with labeled prices 25c 50c and 1.00.
Dry Law Alteration Not To Affect Some States
National and state officials describe varied responses to federal prohibition changes. Governors elect Landon in Kansas and McNutt in Indiana expect state laws to hold or adapt as Congress rewrites the Volstead Act. Iowa and Pennsylvania underscore strict state control, while Texas and Massachusetts prepare regulatory steps.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
United States
Congress
Kansas
Alfred Landon
Garner
Texas
Sterling
Guy B. Park
Missouri
Iowa
John Fletcher
McNutt
Indiana
Pennsylvania
William Schnader
Massachusetts
Ely
Twelve Bids Submitted On Levee Construction
Twelve bids were submitted on 85 250 cubic yards of levee work on the Yazoo river west bank in the Atchafalaya drainage and levee district. At the government engineers office here the opening showed low bidders were Mike Harvey Sardis Mississippi 8 cents per cubic yard G A Amberg and company Memphis Tennessee 912 cents Ayres and Graves Alexandria Louisiana 9 95 cents. Awards to be made in Washington.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Yazoo River
Atchafalaya
Government Engineers
Mike Harvey
Sardis
G. A. Amberg and Company, Inc
Memphis
Tenn
Ayres and Graves
Alexandria
Washington
Pilot Doug Davis surpasses million mile air mark
Miami report notes United States air mail pilot Doug Davis, veteran on the Atlanta Miami line, has joined pilots with a million miles in the air. Davis holds multiple world speed records and was the first civilian to beat Army and Navy entries in a national air competition. The piece also mentions the Christ of the Andes statue.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Air Mail
Doug Davis
Atlanta
Army
Navy
Color study as color in frocks, Patou explains
Paris December 16 Color defines fashion in Patou's view as he plans seasons six to eight months ahead. He compares plain gowns to line drawings and notes color adds depth, harmony, and emphasis on cut and technique while warning of color pitfalls and necessary restraint.
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Paris
Doctor's orders drive beggar to housewife
A tramps lines claim a doctor ordered him to seek food that agrees with his system prompting a housewife to chide him for begging. The exchange frames a comic routine about aiding a stranger who cites medical advice as motive.
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Heart of
Wife
Adele Garrison
Margaret
Capital
College Spanish Club
Penetro
Bootie
Dainty Bridge
DeSiard St
Newmas Hosiery Field
Sport Co
Big Hanc
Coats
DeStar
By Jean Patou
NEA
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