New Prohibition Czar Promises Honest Enforcement
Amos W. W. Woodcock, named the new prohibition enforcement czar, vows to enforce laws honestly and fairly with no underhand maneuvering. He will stay as district attorney until July 1 before moving to Washington to assume his duties.
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Paris Fashion Glimpse Garter Revival and Corset Comeback
In Paris the fashion note highlights a return of garters with narrow silk or satin bands adorned with flat flowers and tiny jeweled buckles amid summer frocks. Corsets reappear with new gussets and back lacing, supporting a long unbroken bust-to-hip line for the expanding waist silhouette and princess gowns.
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Fire Tests Morale Of Prison Inmates
A fire at the New Hampshire state prison wood working plant challenged inmates morale but they fought the blaze and kept it in check until help arrived. Levin J. Chase notes such loyalty stems from regimented routine with no idleness and good meals and sanitation, citing prior incidents. Also, a separate line states nearly 12 percent of Swiss industrial workers are in watch and jewelry making.
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Welcome Baby Lindbergh by Garry C Myers
The column admires the Lindbergh family and argues the celebrated parents can guide a child toward a noble, responsible future. It contemplates the pressures of fame on Baby Lindbergh and the importance of good parenting for a wholesome family example.
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New Anti Pain Oil Works Wonders
An old remedy now called Anti-Pain Oil blends eucalyptus essential oils turpentine camphor Capsicum and other ingredients. Marketed as a penetrating liniment it claims relief for rheumatic pains neuralgia stiff joints chest colds flu and sore throats. The notice urges use of the new formula over older Snake Oil products and promotes a special introductory bottle at 70 cents.
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Marriage in America, a light operetta says French writer
Paris reports Maurice Dekobra calls marriage in America a fast light operetta begun at hors d oeuvres and ending after coffee. He notes many rush into divorce and suggests pre nuptial checks for both genders to ensure stable love, warning against fleeting passion.
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Rattlesnake Found Cooled Inside Auto In Lindsay
Mr and Mrs N C Sherman gave a ride to a man who planned to go with them. At a friend’s home they saw oil leaking from the car and Sherman found a large rattlesnake coiled about the fan belt. The oil problem was forgotten.
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Largest Cows Produce More Milk Says UNH Professor
Durham New Hampshire June 24 International News Service reports Professor J M Fuller of the University of New Hampshire cited that large well developed dairy cows yield more milk than small cows. Buyers pay more for cows with size and good type, and calves fed well early reach full size.
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Prof Einstein's Theory About Soap Brands
New York reports Professor Einstein cites two kinds of soap making life too complex. The remark highlights a humorous take on consumer choices and everyday products.
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Stanford to Guard Axe Trophy With Three-Guard Board
A holding corporation of three has assumed charge of the Stanford axe, the historic trophy recaptured by Stanford undergraduates after 31 years with California. The three guardians are Richard W Barrett J Pierce Mitchell and Stanford E Steinbeck. The axe stays in a Palo Alto bank vault except in the presence of all three.
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Old Blacksmith Shop Still Operated
Old blacksmith shop in Tamworth remains active after more than fifty years. Equipment changes include a modern blower. the old wheel for hoisting oxen used for shoeing remains, though the line for cattle sheathing has been removed. The shop continues to function despite modernization.
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