Cincinnati Doctor Reports Boy Motor Cycle Accident Recovery
In Cincinnati on January 2 doctors say the infant patient in W. Va. may recover soon after a motorcycle crash lodged in his throat. The child has endured weeks of peril but is believed to gain strength enough for removal of the object later this week.
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Twofold home remedy to dodge influenza by Dr. David
Dr. David prescribes Mistol to protect nose and throat from influenza germs and Najol to support overall resistance. He urges nightly and morning use, noting both are harmless natural substances. The plan promises a better chance to avoid flu and colds and is available at druggists.
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Local Social Roundup and Hunt Report From Bandera region
The dispatch notes Gouger scoring a rare buck near Hondo after several tries and lists numerous local visits and gatherings. It mentions Mr and Mrs Alex Habenielt returning to Bandera home, Phil Reyout and Rosy Barham hosting in Helotes, and multiple neighbors in San Antonio, Bandera, Lytle and Varying towns. Also records a Boy Scout retirement from a hunting trip near Snyder and other holiday travel.
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Fordson Plant Swamp Ford Hiring Rush Grips Town
Ford Motor Company employment center at Fordson experiences a crowded rush as 31,000 workers gather seeking 40,000 total hires. Officials report 32,000 on hand by morning with 500 to 600 added daily until 20,000 new workers reach full staffing. Production aims for six days a week with a five day workweek for majority.
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Thee Shot at But Escapes in San Antonio Heist
A Wednesday dawn in San Antonio centers on A. H. Hopkins. A thief fled with a chicken, escaping two shots fired by Hopkins. Police Traddox and Lonnig searched the area but found nothing.
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Lowden Sees Hope for Ad Relief After Inauguration
CIMICAGO Jan 2 6 Frank O L Lowden urged farmers to await President elect Herbert Hoover's inauguration before pressing relief demands. The former Illinois governor said any needed legislation should be discussed after Hoover takes office, opposing attempts to tinker with the farm problem during the present Congress.
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U S Leads World in Oranges Production in 1928
United States remains the top orange producer in 1928, led by California with about 34 million boxes and a 67 percent rise. Florida follows with around 6 percent, while Alabama Arizona Texas and others contribute the remainder. Domestic consumption and trade patterns are noted amid shifting prices and regional output.
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German Business Lauded by Gilbert BelA Parker
Gilbert BelA Parker lauds German business amid reparations talk arriving reports for the fortieth year. The most encouraging feature for the team is the strong productivity and public finances, with Seymour’s agent generator expressing confidence in economic soundness despite important relations.
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Victim of Viper Expected to Live
A man bitten by a viper at Perkins Zoo in St Louis remained under care after a blood transfusion and hopeful signs of recovery. Authorities reported the reptile encounter as serious but not fatal, with ongoing medical observation at the park's facility.
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