Corpus Christi Boomed Then Reined In Real Estate Craze
Corpus Christi rapid real estate surge in late summer led by chamber of commerce advertising. By autumn the boom slowed, with about two and a half months of inflated activity yielding roughly $8 60,000 in property exchanges and 200 new buildings under construction as permits rose to 326,000 dollars.
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Corpus Christi
Ter
Gulf of Mexico
Corpus
Chamber of Commerce
Pers
Ralph Bradford
Cretary
Jared Good
Population Rises in Small Town to 30000
Town of 25 000 reports population growth of 5 000 over ten months. Officials cite steady migration and local births as key drivers.
Splendid Program At Lorain Go Council PTA Event
The Lorain Counts Council of Parents and Teachers met with the Camden Association on November 4 in a well attended program. The afternoon featured the County High School Orchestra, a community sing, and remarks by Rev Philip Harding and Mrs. Mari Bailey. An evening session included a musical program, a benediction, and reports from Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers leaders.
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Lorain Counts Council of Parent and Leader Association
Pten
Camden Association
County l High School
Philip Harding
Kiption
Floyd C. Moore
Whitne
Camdr Associaton
Joseph Mittee
Philip Haruings
Miria
Ure Cou
Ad- Lepp
Owith Benedicti Hardieg
Camden
Fie
Moor
Shestra
Hev. Glean ‘Gennell
Kipton
Mari v ‘Olin Seller
Wellington
Jeanette Johnson
Corne Solo
Dorothy Mir
Bailey
Congress
Marietta
Ohio
Carl Martin
of. !Ria
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
University of Akron
Council On
Surprise Witnesses Stir Murder Trial Sessions
The report lists a series of community figures and local events connected to a murder case and upcoming court dates. Names include Joseph Mitten and Rich ard Aloul ton, with mentions of local schools, park events, and a junior prom planning at Strathmore. Additional notes reference civic members and social gatherings amid ongoing legal proceedings.
Prison Camp Explosives Training Sparks Safety Concerns
A fragmentary report describes inmates in prison camps receiving explosive handling instruction. It notes risk from powder and devices and mentions a supervising foreman and potential reforms to improve safety and productivity.
Grafton Social News Highlights From Lakewood to Amherst
Grafton items report Paul Jr. burned by a jack pumpkin cauldron at Lakewood, later conscious and improving. Visitors include Mr and Mrs J A Walsh and family of Chagrin Harbor Beach, and Mr and Mrs Francis Machonna of Cleveland with relatives in Amherst. Orville undergoing appendicitis treatment at St Joseph Lorain shows improvement.
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Hind
J. Risier Sundar
Mars Basset
Elyria
Tihetie Park
St . Jack
Cleveland
Grafhich School
Graftfon
Paul Jr
Tawson
Lakewood
J. A. Walsh
Famoilr
Chagrin Harbor Beach
Fort Dernier
Francis Machonna
William Machonna
John Kolpke
Obitts
George Koelpke
Amherst
Say
Orville
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Walters
Cleve
Fruit Packaging Size Affects Quality and Price
A fragment from a discussion by C. S. Hollasad on orchard fruit quality and wholesale pricing. Larger packages claim lower cost per unit and easier display, but some argue smaller quantities may preserve ripeness and freshness. farmers note stability of price and supply varies with package size.
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C. S. Hollasad
Exisien Porticn
Oinociate University
Tess
Edo
Powell
Paige
Winecrop of 1926 Brought Full Bodied Wines
An unusually dry season with extreme heat reduced the 1926 grape crop from Laonnoissements growers. Plant parasites also cut yields, yet surviving grapes produced wine with full bodied flavor and excellent keeping qualities, offering output despite the lower harvest.
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Ato
London Society Bell Shifts To Demure Fashion
In a London fashion note dated November 6 the piece hints at a quiet trend toward demure and chaste styles. The column mentions evolving beauty parlor trends and subtle changes in makeup and eyelash fashions as experts weigh in on new looks.
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London Society
London
Allied Policy Adherence Marks Berlin Talks
Dispatch from Berlin notes the Allied policy alignment at the commission talks. Reports mention cautious progress with French officers amid clerical and technical staff changes.
Convict Guards Prison Breaks In Versailles Night Scene
A vigilant convict guards sixty prisoners at Versailles near the main gate around midnight. Police chase follows an escape attempt as a burglar seeks Mallet, the keeper, across the street. In a cafe, Mallet is found gambling with a murderer just sentenced to Devil's Island. Mallet resigns the next day.
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Paris
Versailles
Ontety
Devil's Island
Mallet
American Students to Swamp French Schools in Autumn
American students will flood French universities and technical schools with an estimated five thousand enrollments before autumn registration. Last year four thousand enrolled, marking a thousand increase. The American University Union on Boulevard Saint Germain reports high demand for tutors and study aids.
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Frenchiversit Art
American University Union
Boulevard Saint Germain
Art of Yodeling Delights Swiss Tourists
In Switzerland on November 6 a yodeling contest ends with American travelers failing to elicit response from locals. A party of courteous visitors are repeatedly asked for yodels but receive no replies until a bold American tourist suddenly performs a perfect yodel along a main road drawing curious onlookers.
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Switze
Luccerne
Switzerland
Courteis
Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle Feature
Yesterday’s puzzle page shows a running across and down word puzzle for kids. Clues reference countries and geographic features with simple prefixes and a boat landing structure and a poisonous snake.
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Jrord
U.S
Sleuth Witness in Half Mills Murder Trial in Somerville
The witness list in the Half Mills murder trial ongoing in Somerville includes Private Detective Gregory, noted as an early cease investigator four years ago who helped pursue enslavers. Also discussed are local tobacco substitutes and King Albert of Belgium buying his seventh motorcycle at a London show.
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Somerville
N. JL
Gregory
Cease
Oslavers
King Albert Buss
England uses tobacco substitutes in rural areas
The article notes England, despite heavy import of American tobacco, increasingly uses substitutes. In Derbyshire rural districts locals prepare an old mixture from cabbage fetiture to be grown large, dried, and cured for smoking.
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Wiltshire
Devonshire
Somerset
England
London
British Dominions
Werbyshire
De Mille Advocates Foundations in Acting Careers
Cecil B. DeMille, famed motion picture producer in Los Angeles, stresses that actors must start at the bottom and work up. He believes three years in comedies are essential for success.
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de Mille
Los Angeles
Cecil BL de Mille
Ife
Roof for Your Home Roofing specialists invite builders to consult
The Roof for Your Home is presented as a roofing ad by Sibley & Sprague offering consultation to home builders before roof laying. The notice emphasizes utmost consideration and planning and provides contact details 2492 with telephone number 8.
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Sibley & Sprague
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