Hundred million bales forecast as U S cotton crop tops
Favorable weather in early November lifted the 1926 cotton crop outlook, with ginning nearly 2.5 million bales and regional gains across Georgia Alabama and Louisiana. The Agricultural Department revised forecasts upward toward a national total around 22 million bales, citing open cotton losses and unpicked stocks as key factors.
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Lowisiana
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
Arizona
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United States
EndPiles Quick No Cutting Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts EndPiles Quick as a remedy for itching bleeding and protruding hemorrhoids. Itclaims no cutting and internal remedies restore blood circulation and relieve congestion promising money back if ineffective.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Sommers Duretores
Tintex Color Remover Makes Modern Change Easy for Dye
A how to guide touts Tintex Color Remover to strip dark dyes from fabrics then re-dye lighter or darker. It promises 35 Tinter Coleen shades and suggests purchasing Tintex colors at any drug store or nation counter.
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Jdrug
Junior League Journal features San Antonio Army Life art
The official San Antonio Junior League chapter journal highlights Mary Béoners opening of Tenndelphielt and a portrait of Gen Edwin Winans. It weaves in Mrs Mabel Tineragh and Mrs Unlitted Dorey among army figures, with Wagnerian art, portraits, and society notices from San Antonio.
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National Acyouanties Tssnciation
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Willis Shieler Scott
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Leon Springs
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San Antonio
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Frederick Oppenheimer
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Belvo Clarkson
Nersonal Junior League
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The Penalty of Gray Hair
An imperiled beauty ad promotes Canute Water claiming to restore gray hair to its original color. It urges private home use and offers a refund if unsatisfied, with testimonials from unnamed women and a bold promise of scientific backing.
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Dan
Verney
Jiris Sireneer
Bride Elect Guests Entertain At International Institute
A bridal event at the International Institute featured the Wops of the Wein Tay Zen sorority hosting the groom’s guests with formal dining and dancing. Notables included Miss Anne Maoverick as hostess, Misses Winke, Fisher, and Walker among attendees, with plans for further social functions and a forthcoming wedding trip for the couple.
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Dewoshy Nay
Piriy Suntay
Anne Maoverick
Hantess
Winke Tiesecke
Eleter Aucle Fisher
Austin
Clutte
Hearing to Open on Truck Measure in Lubbock
Toras Bock and others contest a state railroad commission ban on truck operations. T. P. Toffreys seeks a temporary injunction to allow trucks to continue until the hearing on the measure. A booking order restrained enforcement of the new provisions by officials of Lubbock and Lenn rotation.
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Toras
New
Home Economics Conference Held in Sinton Texas
Sinton High School hosted a home economics conference on Saturday with Miss Murs supervising South Texas. Discussion topics included the expansion of adult classes and vocational work, with participants from Sinton Taft Kings Moenus Rahstown and Golind.
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Texas
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Math Murs
South Terax
Tony
Verekers
Hemp
Rahstown
Black Person Awaits Trial Near Marin County
A garbled report from GRAENVIDLG Texas in November notes a Black person, aged about 27, awaiting release as a confessionally criminal case moves toward trial. A 57-year-old farmer was involved in the near incident, with night watch kept at a county jail as authorities prepare a full hearing.
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Texas
Bia
Jimmie
Marin County
International Bank Silent on Debts Reported
Directors of the bank held an emergency meeting regarding international transactions and reparations issues. The session lasted about an hour and adjourned until December 14, with no waiver of outstanding debts noted and a wartime inquiry referenced in the Younger plan context.
Husband Held in Death of Woman in Harroway Ohio
Police report a husband detained after the discovery of Mrs. W Ty Broth battered body near Holdenville. Investigators say the incident occurred along a railroad track one and a half miles west of town. The suspect was taken into custody as the investigation continues.
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Tloldenville
German Republic Anniversary Quiet Observed in NERTAN
Report from NERTAN notes a calm anniversary of the German Republic with limited demonstrations and subdued public sentiment. Local observers cite a lack of organized events and few official commemorations on this date.
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German Republic
Exhibit Gellatly’s Art Gift To Nation At Center Stage
John Gellatly chose a reduced life to fund a nation gift of a vast art collection to the Smithsonian Institution, including Whistler and Sargent works. His widow plans to raise funds for funeral costs and contests to reverse a gift, amid legal disputes over ownership, debts, and court battles that followed his failed rent suit.
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Jurors See Fatal Meal Re‑Enacted at Inquest
Jurors heard testimony re creating the fatal meal at the home of Mariner and her sisters Marjorie and Caroline aged 21 and 24. Officials suspect arsenic poisoned the dish served to the trio and a reenactment was ordered to relate the family tragedy.
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Berne
Ritchie Attacks U S Trade Activities and Government Role
Maryland Governor Albert C. Matebin denounces government interference in business in a cardia address. The piece notes Ritchie criticizing federal growth in acting as a business actor and promoting self government amid expanded government activity and competition with corporations.
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Maryland
Ritchie Wait
Novi
Princess to Wed Outside Royalty Will Marry Nonroyal Suitor
Princess Marin Arle ne, daughter of King Victor Umm ael'k, will wed Jie Vigigano, heir to the Prince of Viggiano-Han Peltier, signaling a union outside royal circles. The wedding is expected in the spring.
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Republicans to Appeal Ruling on New York Reapportionment
New York Republicans plan to appeal a ruling by the Bureau Court Situation Flix 4, Minty, on the pending theater reapportionment of New York State’s congressional districts. The action, driven by a concurrent resolution, seeks to modify the reapportionment without granting Governor Hoover new veto power.
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Scores of Vessels Chartered to Ship Northwest Fruit
Seattle dispatch reports many skins chartered for Pacific coast markets as Christmas trade nears. Six refrigerator ships expected to depart from Byards this month, with shipments down 25 percent from last season’s record. A Michigan observer notes a fall from a universal street story.
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$5600 Taken From Austin Store Safe
Burglars entered an Austin store by a skylight late weekend. They placed tarpaulin to shield the interior and removed about $5600 from a safe. Police investigation underway.
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Genna Brother Dies Peacefully in Bed
Genna brothers report a member died peacefully in bed in Michigan. community notes passing at home. Family details and funeral arrangements are incomplete in the fragmentary text.
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Baltimore death by own action ends case
Baltimore officials report a death by own action in the case of Mrs. Gertrude Bierriken Hi who shot herself after a rejected marriage proposal. The verdict of death by own action closed the case as police stated.
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