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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
6
B Kenneth Johnson of Yale earns the William Rutherford Mead Fellowship in architecture. The prize provides $1,500 a year for three years, residency and studio at the Rome academy, transportation allowance, and an estimated value of about $8,000 to the winner.
Harry Kipke, renowned Michigan football figure, selected to lead the Wolverines next fall, succeeding Elton E. Tad Wieman whose removal followed clashes with Athletic Director Fielding H. Yost.
New York City report from the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness highlights 400 agencies backing the campaign to save sight. The 14th annual report notes joint efforts with the Red Cross and AFL, progress toward eliminating ophthalmia neonatorum, school and industrial education programs, and widespread public education to prevent blindness.
Newcastle Ind. In a portrait of Henry county's oldest physician Dr Edwird W Goodwin ninety he calls today the snidest age and says women's costumes are the most sensible from every viewpoint He remains in practice and drives an automobile to make calls
San Francisco California housed 1 088 aircraft pilots licensed to fly by the federal government on April 1. The figure amounted to nearly one fifth of all licensed pilots in the United States according to analysis from Pacific Flyer coast aeronautical journal based on commerce department records.
J Dever Wilson of London University asserts nonsense is an essential life element. He argues people missing humor or nonsensical thought are not fully well rounded.
New York reports plans by literary groups and governments worldwide to honor the 125th anniversary of Hans Christian Andersen. The piece recalls his youth poverty and eccentricities, noting his lasting influence and the warmth with which European literary circles regard him despite oddities.
Schenectady report describes a remarkable radio relay linking WGY in the United States with PHI in Holland via General Electric W2X0, then Chelmsford England’s G5SW retransmitting to GHRS. The cross Atlantic echo effect was likened to sound reverberating along a riverbank.
Quincy Massachusetts neighbor dispute ends in court as Mrs Angelo Tobin is cleared of charges after calling Mrs Axel Anderson monkey face. Judge Thomas McAnnarney rules the insult alone does not constitute tailer and brawler conduct.
In Coconino forest northern Arizona the road construction superintendent uses a chained pet skunk to protect a motor car from pilferers who previously looted the vehicle.
London craftsman keeps a fading trade alive hammering armor in a shop filled with old and new pieces. He and his sister, trained by their father, forge plain suits for about 150 dollars in three weeks while elaborate designs take six weeks and cost hundreds.
An advert promises Dodson's Liver Tone to “start the liver and bowels” to relieve constipation and related symptoms. It urges readers to request a free bottle, listing Sterling Products in Wheeling West Virginia as the address for the offer.
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