Youth famed for ability to speak a Borghim dynasty tale
An odd companionship tale from Gudson Borghim studio recounts his son Ineva following in the sculptor father’s footsteps. The narrative recalls Lincoln Morglum, four at the time, asking to give a speech in 1890 and later speaking alongside his father to crowds of Scouts and veterans. The Borghim family, especially Ineva, are described as sharing much of the work and time.
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Gudson Borghim
Ineva
Borghum
Lincoln Morglum
Aunnia
Mr. Borglan
Tincolo
Paul Revere
Littcoln
Connecticut
Lincolln
United in World Work Borglum Family Studio Portrait
Gutzon Borglum, famed sculptor, is shown with his son Lincoln in their Wyoming studio. The boy assists in clay modeling, learning engineering at Valley School in Wyoming while absorbing craft guidance from his father. Lincoln, though called 1612 years old, aids as the elder Borglum blends engineering and architectural study with sculpture.
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Gutzon Borglum
Lincoln
Elder
Wyoming College
Borglum
Valley School
Wiming
Nix
Lincolle
San Aatanin
Two Precautions to Cut Flu Risk and a Remedy Ad
A historical health ad advises two steps to reduce influenza risk: protect nose and throat with Miscol and keep the system fit. It promotes Miscol daily, claims it clears the head, soothes the throat, and eases a runny nose. It warns against laxatives and endorses Najol as a natural preventive.
Twofold Nujol and Miscol Cold and Flu Guard
A vintage health ad promotes Nujol as harmless and strengthens the body's defenses against influenza and colds. It urges readers to take Nujol and Mistal together every morning and night as a safeguard, claiming better resistance and easy sale at druggists.
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Nujol
Miscol
Neil Campbell Unhurt In Car Collision
County tax collector Neil Campbell was unhurt Thursday after a car and another machine collided at Lavaca and Waler streets. Several occupants were injured lightly and treated at a local hospital.
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Ft. Neil Campbell
W. M. Morgan
Meany
Lavaca
Waler
Morgan
Jessie Cortez
Larafo Street
Jessie Bollnein
Tll Soul
Vecos
Nofege B. Green Hospital
Palo Blanco Street
Sua Jrure
B. Little
Vato Blanco Street
Andre Worcs
Durango Street
Dope Trial To Proceed In Roberto Salazar Case
Diplomatic relations will not halt the case against Roberto Salazar who claims to be attaché for San Salvador in Mexico. He was arrested recently by federal narcotics agent Westover after $20,000 worth of narcotics were seized. Salazar sought to move the trial to Mexico, but Westover ordered the regular proceedings. Salazar posted $5,000 bond and attempted to raise funds via the government. The trial is set for May 6.
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Roberto Salazar
San Savador
Mexico
Sumitay
H. B. Westover
Chatee
Inigsioner
Washington
Mis Moesige
Westover
Sulagi
City Employee on Road to Recovery
Lyons of the city health department, who underwent a serious operation about two months ago, is practically recovered. He visited the health department leaders for the first time since his operation on Wednesday.
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Nek Lyons
City Health Department
Jin
Hea Department
Lentmaders
Mills Suggested for Dry Chief Post in Prohibition Drive
A 1920s-era notice reports supporters backing Major Mills for a national prohibition enforcement leadership role. They cite his prizewinning plan and urge President Hoover to appoint him undersecretary in the Treasury. Local officials push sobriety campaigns as Los Angeles officials target cabaret attire and dress codes.
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Lourrigtt
Universal Service
York
Duc
Chester
Mills
United States
New York
Major Mills
Hoover
Washington
Treasury Department
Cill
Prohibittion Bureau
Voever
Qenote
Milly
Mr. Louver
Atths
Prohibition Enforcement Details Dividing Opinions Across Agencies
A long joint report outlines how enforcement agents and officials discuss stopping alcohol production and distribution. Mills argues to revoke permits and curb illicit alcohol as key to reducing consumption, while Durant committee members question feasibility and the plan's practicality amid ongoing agency routines.
Demurrers in Contest Filed in Election Challenge
Edinburg dispatch reports demurrers to charges analyzed in seven election contests on record. Democratic candidates contested include county judge A. W. Cameron and deputy commissioners W. D. Chaddick and W. T. Tiscomb, sheriff A. V. Thaker, district judge J. Leslie, and Wenderson, an independent. The actions are brought by Marvin Evans, a Democrat, contesting Wenderson’s election as county commissioner.
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Tee Iternational
Edinburg
Citizens Mepublica
A.W. Cameron
W. D. Chaddick
W. TL. Tiscomb
Reputy
A. V. Thaker
Call
TCI
J. Leslie
Influenza Death Figures For Week Show Increases
Washington reports U.S. cities recording seven hundred ten influenza related deaths in the week ending December. The figure rises over the previous week as urban areas document rising illness impact and fatalities.
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Washington
Tae
Boy Violinist Stars In New York Debut at Carnegie Hall
Eleven year old Yehudi Menuhin from San Francisco appears as soloist with the New York Philharmonic Society, performing the Prokofiev Violin Concerto as tickets and seats are sold out weeks in advance. Parents and guests travel from the West, while conductors and youth audiences express high anticipation for the rising talent.
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New York
Menuhin
San Francisco
Aprane
New
Takan
Yehudi
West
Xehudi
Inauguration Plans for Simple Gala Ceremony
Washington expects a festive but simple inauguration as Col. U.S. Grint leads preparations. President-elect faces calls for modest pomp while countervailing enthusiasm for a grand display persists amid debate on ceremony style.
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Washington
Herbert Booyer
Col. U.S. Grint
Sheriff to Sell 30 Pieces of Property on Jan 1
Thirty parcels, including real estate, will be sold for delinquent taxes at the east front steps of the county courthouse by Sheriff Al Jose Newton after his swearing in. The sale is the first official act of his term.
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Yexar County
al Jose Newton
Beng
Retired General Weds in Panama
A retired general wed in Panama City saying vows amid a small ceremony. The bride and groom, both noted analysts and lecturers, were described as prominent figures in their fields and tied the knot at a canal city venue. The pairing was noted for its recent public appearances and joint professional work.
Prisoners Pool Fruit Gifts to Make Rum Detected
El Centro Cal December 27 sheriff William Gillett reports county jail inmates attempted to pool fresh fruit to distill liquor. A bucket containing orange peels rinds and fruit was found, with fruit supplies seized and no fruit being received.
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EL Centro
Cal
William Gillett
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