Automobiles To Kill 24000 in U.S. This Year
A June 21 report by Francis Armstrong cites University of Chicago researchers projecting about 24,000 American deaths from automobile accidents this year. They note fatalities rising 10.7 percent over 1917-1926 and about 20-22 deaths per 100,000 people in 1928, with non fatal injuries increasing sharply.
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Francis Armstrong
International News Service
Cbicagg
G. H. Newlove
W. J. Graham
Commerce and Administration
University of Chicago
Nerlove
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Treating Him Gently In Alaska Fox Farm Tale
A woman in Alaska views a fox farm and questions the fur timing. The guide answers Three skins max before temper shows. Anna-Nora and Bridget-Gone appear in quirky gossip about postman pursuits and a girl mailing herself letters nightly.
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Alaska
Reaeae
Anna
Nora
Bridget
Felt Miserable All Over Before Taking Konjola
Local testimonials surface praising Konjola as a miracle cure for long term health ailments. The Love and Megown drug store in New Castle hosts demonstrations by The Konjola Man with a patron, Brunk G. Runkle, declaring renewed strength, clearer eyes, better digestion, and solid sleep after four days of use.
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Vuhis
Love and Megown Drug Store
Hust
Washington Street
Brunk G. Runkle
T I. D
Leliwood Road
Xew Castle
Runkle
Ty Konjola
Keansola
Seensola
Love and Megown’ Drug Store
East 2
New Cal
Poor Schooling Puts Thousands In Reformatory
Indiana reformatory chaplain Rev. Lyman Murr says crime among youth stems from lack of education. Since 1900 the inmate population rose from 700 to 8017 but average mentality stays near a third to fourth grade level. He cites only one college graduate and 18 with high school education. He argues education and work teach discipline, while home ties and cars fuel crime.
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Vanternasional
Bens Gerber
Indianapolis
Ind
Lyman ©. Murr
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Murr
Afternoon of golf turns to mischief and gloom
In Just Folks, Edgar A Guest wryly notes a golfer’s quest for pure pleasure ends in frustration. A derailed drive, three putts, a broken club, and rage replace joy as the speaker laments the sorrow of golf’s disappointments in a small town setting.
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Toumach
Relishes Meal Again After Using Lydia E Pinkham Tonic
Mrs A L Cusvenems of Kings City Missouri reports seven prior births, all losses, and says Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound restored her appetite and energy. She claims the tonic enabled her to do her own work and eat heartily, and urges others to try it.
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Ring City
Wags Horn
Lydia E
Pinkhams
A. L. Cusvenems
Kings City
Missouri
Washington Wills Stay In Old Fairfax Court House
Fairfax Virginia authorities keep the George and Martha Washington wills in the Fairfax court house where filed. Efforts to send them to the National Government for Library of Congress preservation have failed. The court house will become a museum as the county builds a newer facility. The wills faced damage from rough handling and were restored by Wilam Berwick. Washington's will shows his name only at the start with no signature at the end.
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Fairfax
Fairfax Equity
Virginia
George
Martha Washington
Court House
Library of Congress
Fairfax Court House
George Washington
Richmond
New York
J.P. Morgan
Supreme Court
Washington
Wilam Berwick
Berwlex
Old Mound Builder Relics In Illinois Explorers Prove
In Quincy Illinois Professors William M Krogman and Faye Cole assert Illinois mound builders were indigenous to North America and not an Asiatic race They propose multiple waves of Asian migration starting 10000 years ago shaping early stone age cultures and later Maya Aztec Inca connections traced by Krogman through settlement patterns and civilizations
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Ill
Ilnois
William M. Krogman
University of Chicago
Faye Cole
Department of Antropology
Brogman
Asia
Aleutian
Krogman
North
South
America
Sentence Sermons From A Troubled Thoughtful Line
The text presents aphoristic reflections on life stressing that true meaning lies in action and character not in wealth status or monuments. It contrasts sailing smooth seas with a safe boat and owning things with virtuous thinking, urging practical faith and world betterment through genuine relationships.
Superman standards for children and fashion satire
Sacramento June 24 report by Lawrence Mowfort describes a futuristic horoscope by Dr Walter M Dickie predicting a post flapper era with tougher, longer lived, better disciplined parents and children. It sketches exact growth milestones and urges balanced feeding and outdoor play to produce the “greatest man in the world” with a mix of scientific tone and satirical tone.
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Lawrence Mowfort
International News
Survine
Bacramento
Cal
Walter M. Dickie
Dickie
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Selung
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