Mystery virus disease devastates South Plains horses
Veterinarians report a new horse illness sweeping the South Plains, killing thousands of horses across Floyd, Crosby, Lubbock, Hale, Hockley and Lynn counties. Researchers study a virus linked to insects, with serum treatment in trials showing mixed results and about half the infected animals recovering. Cases extend to Nolan and Howard counties, while cold weather is hoped to curb spread.
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California
F. G. Herbayeh
Texas Tech Mingical College
Floyd
Crospy
Repeal GES JOS 10 Nay In New York
New York papers report that repealing the GES JOS 10 law would spur jobs, with the return of song drink creating about 100000 new positions in New York City. Employment demands grow for wine cellar men, wing stewards, walters, bus boys, chefs, and dining-room help as bartenders may earn less than in pre prohibition days. Frank A. Ludwig, head of the federation employment bureau, notes bartending could pay $75 to $35 weekly under the new rules, lower than the former $50 to $80 range.
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New York
New York City
Federation of Hotel and Restaurant Guilds
Frank A. Ludwig
Employment Bureau
Texas Tech culture officials sanitize water tanks
Culture officials at Texas Tech cleaned water tanks and scrubbed them, then sterilized wails before refilling with fresh water. The report recalls similar disease outbreaks 15 to 20 years ago in Kansas and Nebraska where parasite treatment helped prevent spread.
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Texas Tech
Kansas
Nebraska
Roosevelt Receives Smith During White House Visit
Washington observers noted a cordial White House meeting between President Roosevelt and Alfred E. Smith that stirred speculation of a New Deal alignment in New York. James J. Hoey was named New York internal revenue collector, signaling potential party reorganization while Smith said the visit was pleasant.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Alfred, E. Smyth
White House
New York
Executive Mansion
Smith
John J. Raskob
James J. Boey
Internal Revenue
Hoey
Tammany Hall
Joseph V. McKee
Tammany
Washington
Hogg
Mexican hats and veils set for next season
The piece details Mexican influenced hat designs by John Frederic featuring panama and crochet, with wide brims, gilt bands, and accessories like foulard gloves. It highlights gob hats, veils on straw, and new styles such as bicycle hats and a chicken coup bonnet, plus dancing hats and white organza garden hats.
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New York
John‘Frederic
Panama
Shifts Win Shoes
Louis Jones, a plantation hand near Kingstore, shifts ownership of his daily footwear by alternating his right and left shoes each day, claiming the practice improves his stride and balance.
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Louis Jones
Agea Plantation
Kingstore
5. C
Mix This Home Cough Remedy to Save Money
Millions of housewives turn to a homemade cough medicine using Pinex and sugar in a pink bottle with hot water. No cooking needed, claim says the syrup loosens phlegm, soothes inflammation, and acts quickly. The Pine resin compound is stated to be highly effective with a money back guarantee.
Firemen's Ball Returns to Memphis After 1931 Pause
In Memphis Tennessee the annual firemen's ball will resume after a long hiatus since 1931. The event marks a return to social turnout as the fire department plans a festive reunion.
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Memphis
Tenn
Saving for dairymen and wood heaters for sale
Lower freight rates on milk shipped into Boston reduced costs for dairymen by about 10 cents per hundred pounds. The notice mentions plans totaling 000,000 in some project and advertises Wood heaters for sale at as low as $1.35, with light classified miscellaneous details.
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Bee
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