Moscow Faces Death Threats in Its Housing Crisis
Moscow housing deteriorates with 1926 space per person at 50 square feet. Divorced couples share rooms, courts may be forced to assign spaces. City plans a $26 million building program in 1926, but state trusts posted losses in 1925 amid capital shortages and corruption trials. Births now exceed deaths by about 30,000 as population rises.
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Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promises Constipation Cure
An old advertisement touts Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as wholly effective for constipation, claiming it relieves bad breath and chronic cases when eaten regularly. It stresses a money back guarantee, serving guidance, and endorsements from doctors, while warning of health harms from constipation.
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Nervousness warning from health authorities prompts Nervoton ad
Overworked nerves blamed for headaches insomnia fear and irritability. Ad claims Nervoton soothes nerve centers without drugs and boosts mood sleep appetite, promising quick improvement and urging immediate use. See health authorities warning about nerve exhaustion.
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Moscow housing crisis swells amid population surge
The report notes 17,000 new rooms added in two years, with four people per room possible once filled. It details rent practices under social class, repairs shortages, and that only 126,000 of 209,485 apartments have running water while central heating fails in many buildings. Moscow centers growth. Leningrad sees vacancies as schools move.
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Dry Staff Will Be Reduced In Prohibition Bureau
Washington reports a general cut in the prohibition unit personnel led by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews. About 25 percent of the 2,500 agents and several hundred clerks will be dropped October 15. The move aligns with decentralization plans to field about 1,800, with coordination from other law enforcement agencies.
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Scopes Judge Raulston Plans Tennessee Governor Bid
Evansville Indiana dispatch reports Judge J T Raulston of Winchester Tennessee signaled a gubernatorial bid after addressing the Scopes trial crowd. He noted a potential race against the current Democratic governor, saying party affiliation would influence his decision and recalling Darrow's contempt episode as a factor in his thinking.
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Branch Banking Bill Groomed For December Return
Washington Oct 9 An effort to enact the McFadden branch banking bill will be renewed in the December session of Congress. Chairman McFadden plans to reintroduce the measure in the form approved by the House and press for early action. He sent a telegram to William N Knox president of the American Bankers Association outlining the plan. He said no reintroduction would occur until both houses review the proposal and he warned against confusion with a related reserve proposal.
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California Faces Squirrels Health Challenge
California authorities confront a surge in ground squirrel activity across ten million acres, with officials noting unusual shifts in behavior. The report highlights the species as a growing concern requiring monitoring and potential control measures.
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Ground pests in acres tied to co op rodent control
Report notes three million acres treated in fiscal year ending June AQ with 1,330,000 pounds of poisoned grain and carb hon bisulplide distributed at a cost of $298,500. Estimated savings to farmers and orchardists total $1,578,000. The text then drifts to unrelated sensational notes about a haunted murder site, moans on mountainside, and a Chicago marriage piece, lacking coherent connection.
Neversink Slope Haunted by Ghost Visitor
Reading Oct 3 reports claim Neversink Mountain gully near Seventeenth Street echoes with moans from a murdered woman buried in 1928. Four rabbit hunters found the body. locals fear a haunting as couples near the gully hear faint sounds at night.
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