Snakes Drive Resident Toward Move In Thayer Area
Register staff report that snakes are increasingly common around the Thayer home of David and Mrs. David Darling. A 16 year old killed a four foot rattler near his house after berries in the yard, while Mrs. Darling recalls a blowing viper blocking them from the house for 15 to 20 minutes. Neighbors including Lester Bostic have also reported rattlers nearby. The Darlings fear relocation due to ongoing reptile scares.
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Register
Thayer
David Darling
Mrs. Darling
Mr. Darling
Lester Bostic
Ira McCarty
Darlings
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Best Growing Season Praised By Local Officials
Prince-Joseph Hannibal Jones, toll-bridge keeper, calls this the best growing season he ever saw. He notes Frank Brack’s oats were stunted last year, but this year his same ground yields five feet high corn after daily rains and hot sun.
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Register
Prince — Joseph Hannibal Jones
Frank Brack
Jones
Gowns to Match Walls in Paris Fashion Trend
In Paris a new vogue pairs clothing with wall color. Countess Antonin de Mun unveils a Mainbocher yellow tulle evening gown with a long full train and a large rose at the decolletage to harmonize with her yellow walls.
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Associated Press
Paris
Antonin de Mun
Dairies in Fayette County rated Grade A or D
Health department reports 87 percent of Fayette county dairies are Grade A and 13 percent Grade D after seven month inspections. Health officials praise cooperation and announce a rule banning ungraded milk, with grades to appear on bottle caps and in restaurant placards.
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Register
Fayetteville
Z. H. Legg
County Health Department
Fayette County
C. E. Watkins
Health Department
Rik
Blossom Dairy Company
Charleston
Lewisburg Ice Cream Company
Mabscott
Valley Bell Dairy Company
Cherry Lane
Oak Hill
F. D. Mann
J. W. Smith
Mt. Hope
H. F. Edmonds
Mount Hope
J. R. Robertson
Aaron Richmond
Arthur Shelor
J. F. Bragg
T. W. Jones
J. H. Lambert
Lochgelly
George Komenowski
Summerlee
G. A. Stickler
Sanger
W. C. Warner
Beckwith
J .O. Williams
Pax
M. E. Boley
Thurmond
Oak Hill Hardware Company
Birds Taught to Fly Free in Vast Cages School
A school founded to teach birds raised in small cages to fly freely uses enormous cages to train them. The program aims to foster natural flight and escape from confinement for inhabitants previously limited in size and movement.
Woman Cleared Of Murder In Self-Defense Verdict
Mrs. Ollie Smith Flowers was found not guilty of murder after a jury deliberated about an hour. She testified she killed Ernest Adkins in self defense when he and his brother forced her to drink, knocked her down, and attacked her in her home. She fired five times from a pistol after fleeing to a neighbor’s home and awaiting state troopers.
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Register
Fayetteville
Ollie Smith Flowers
Ernest Adkins
Adkins
Elsie Martin
Turner
C. E. Mahan Jr
Doan's Pills touted to aid kidneys and remove toxins
Doctors describe kidneys as containing about 15 miles of tubes that filter blood and keep health. They note normal waste output and warn that pain or burning may signal kidney or bladder issues. Doan's Pills are promoted as safe relief used by millions for over 40 years.
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Doan
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