Powerful Feminine Band Delphian Society Expands Nationwide
The Delphian Society is a national women’s educational group with 250000 members and 3500 chapters. It operates in all states except Vermont and Rhode Island, with up to 30 chapters forming city federations for education and personal improvement.
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Don’t Gamble With Appetite S S S Promises Help
An ad counsels people worried about appetite weight loss and pale skin to try S S S before meals. It claims S S S boosts gastric juice flow and provides minerals for blood cells and hemoglobin, suggesting improved digestion and energy and urging readers to try it for health encouragement.
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Greek revolt spreads as Venizelos leads rebel forces
News reports say Eleutherios Venizelos heads the revolt from Crete, rebels seize treasury funds, and government forces bomb Crete and strike at five rebel ships. Martial law, cut communications, and heavy fighting in Struma valley and Kavalla with fears of civil war.
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Death of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr a storied jurist
The narrative recalls Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr dying two days before his ninety fourth birthday from pneumonia. Chief Justice Hughes led tributes in a somber Supreme Court session. Funeral and Arlington burial followed in Washington with President Roosevelt and Supreme Court members in attendance. Born in Boston, Holmes served as Civil War lieutenant and captain, earning a colonel’s rank before earning his law degree and rising to the US Supreme Court in 1902.
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Richberg Guarantees No Inflation While Roosevelt Is President
National Emergency Council head Donald Richberg told a Boston audience there would be no monetary inflation during Franklin D. Roosevelt’s presidency. He declined to discuss government monetary policy but commented on the Townsend plan and said money for seniors would come from the working population. He denied baby bonds and claimed the government could borrow several billion dollars more without harming national credit. The AFL considers immediate secret strike votes among auto industry locals to gauge organizing chances and possible impact on national recovery.
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Hull signs Belgium trade treaty amid broader accords
Secretary Hull seals a Belgian reciprocal trade pact with tariff and quota concessions on autos parts calculating machines radios grapefruit pears oatmeal and corn starch. The move follows prior deals with Cuba and Brazil as Washington and London discuss options to aid China with Britain France and Japan exploring proposals.
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Illinois Brevities highlights and political shifts
Normal Ill went dry by a two to one margin as results showed. Grant M. Ridenour defeated T O White for mayor by 211 votes. A senate test rejected a women jury bill by three votes. Obituaries note Mrs Mary Williams aged 101 and William A Klingle founder of Stockton. Reprieve granted for Brink to March 22. Adwell shot resisting arrest after murder charge. Park boards may acquire centers with a quarter mill tax. Bridge construction near Sheffield approved. Federal census probes challenged by Green Valley farmers. Logan Franklin schools face 87.8 percent valuation obligations and $40,000 unpaid salaries. Stokes named to state pharmacy board. State hospitals report record February populations.
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Shoplifter Arrested After Theft Spree
A shoplifter was taken into custody following a series of thefts at local stores. Police recovered several stolen items and are reviewing surveillance footage to identify accomplices.
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