Ford on Prohibition and Prosperity
Henry Ford, in a Saturday interview, argued the eighteenth amendment should not be repealed and that prohibition has driven American industry and buying power. He warned against any step backward on prohibition and said he would support Hoover if he stands for keeping the law. He noted prohibition has boosted his auto business by improving efficiency and demand.
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Henry Ford
Ford
United States
Hoover
Curtis Notified As Republican VP Nominee in Topeka
Curtis received formal notification of his Republican vice presidential nomination in Topeka Kansas. United States Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio delivered the notice. Curtis praised Hoover and outlined party stands on prohibition farm relief and fourteen key policies while stressing a quick remedy once a committee finds one. Thousands attended and Topeka was decorated. Both Hoover and Curtis gave notification speeches reaffirming clear policy positions.
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Charles Curtis
Topeka
Kansas
United States
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Helso
Well Dressed Prosperity Reflects Broader Economic Change
The text notes a $250,000,000 annual cleaning and dyeing bill signaling shifts in business and industry. Americans now dress more every day, with many city workers maintaining neat attire at daily tasks. Prosperity enables more changes of clothing and public respect through orderly presentation.
Changing Wardrobe Habits Create Best Dressed Nation
In earlier times most wore rugged work clothes, with a Sunday suit for men and special attire for women. Mechanical devices lessen clothing wear, prosperity allows many outfits, yet economic habits keep frequent cleaning. Americans thus become the best dressed people in the world.
Diet and Health Advice From Lulu Hunt Peters
A reader column presents home remedies and cosmetic tips, including depilation wax formulas and instructions for hair removal, plus guidance on scar and facial deformity removal by a plastic surgeon. The piece notes editorial limits and how to submit questions, with tomorrow teased topic Vicious Vanities.
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Lulu Hunt Peters
Peters
Dr. Peters
ABE MARTIN Theres no telling what study can do
ABE MARTIN argues that education and science across fields create unlikely outcomes. The piece notes Gene Tunner's retirement at thirty with wealth as a possible historic first. It also warns against concentrating all scientists in one enterprise, like airship development.
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Gene Tunner
Preference for American bids in federal buying urged
U S Representative from Massachusetts Allen T. Treadway promotes H R 23495 to give American products a 19 to 20 percent preferential edge in government purchases. The measure aims to fix bid handling by ensuring American manufacturers gain when bids are close, with action expected by the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee early in the next Congress.
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Allen T. Treadway
U. S&s
Massachusetts
Aven T. Treadway
Stockbridge
Mass
Ambers College
Treadway
Pittfield
Alass
Massachusetts House of Representatives
State Senate
Congress
Edwards
Navy Department
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Potato blight in northern Ohio linked to wet September weather
State University plant pathologist A. L Bierstorff reports late blight arrived two to three weeks early in northern Ohio potato fields due to cool wet conditions. He urges Bordeaux mixture sprays, four pounds blue vitriol and hydrated lime per 50 gallons, weekly during wet periods, to combat the disease and protect crops.
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Ohio
A. L Bierstorff
State University
Columbians
Ashtabula
Prerstorff
Three Year Old Kinney Fatally Injured in Norwood Accident
In Norwood, Robert Kinney aged three was fatally injured after running into the path of an automobile Saturday. The incident occurred in Norwood and involved a local family.
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Norwood
Robert Kinney
Fataily
Yale Experiments Reveal Green Aurora Line From Gas Mix
Yale researchers report an accidental finding that an electrical discharge in a mixture of oxygen and nitrogen under set conditions emits the aurora green spectral line and the agitated line.
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Yale
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