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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1934

Page

4

Rattlesnake Preachers Draw Big Congregation On Mountain

A mountain preacher who was bitten by a rattlesnake continued his service in a cabin high on Cullowhee mountain. The crowd of mountaineers and Saints watched as he explained his faith, led a prayer circle, and described Jesus as his healer amid swelling and pain. The ceremony lasted about thirty minutes before he returned home at sunset.

Cullowhee Mountain Jesus Christ Teester Teestér Ibis Jes

Arm Laceration in Jefferson Window Incident

Amos Jones of North Locust street suffered a badly lacerated arm when his elbow went through a glass window on Saturday night. He was taken to the hospital. The scene describes Jefferson North Carolina with main street shaded by interlocking cherry tree limbs.

Amos Jones North Locust Street Jones Jefferson, N. C

Local quotations on farm prices and North Carolina cities' electric systems

Local quotations list prices farmers pay for wheat eggs butter and other staples with figures for chickens bacon apples onions and potatoes. The item notes include green beans shoulders hams old chickens and sweet potatoes with per bushel and per pound values. The report also notes that forty nine North Carolina municipalities operate their own electric power and light systems.

North Carolina

La Follette Opens Campaign Battle in Wisconsin

U S Senator Robert M La Follette Jr the Progressive Party leader in Wisconsin began his bid for re election saying he would back President Roosevelt as long as he is right The Aug 13 event in Fond du Lac marked the start of a campaign that could influence state and national politics and test the new party organization.

Fond DU Lac Wis Roosevelt U. S Robert M. la Follette, Jr New Progressive Party Wisconsin

La Follette Comments on New Party Policy Views

At Van Dyne local discussion, La Follette voices concern about the party stance toward President Roosevelt. He notes prior support for Roosevelt over Hoover in 1933 and says he has no apologies for that choice. Presidential praise is read by some as endorsement.

van Dyne Roosevelt LaFollette Green Bay Franklin D. Roosevelt Herbert Hoover

Edward Beard Heads South Norwalk Bank at 96

Edward Beard aged 96 of Norwalk Connecticut is identified as the president of the South Norwalk Savings Bank and is described as the oldest living chief executive of a savings bank.

Edward Beard Norwalk, Conn South Norwalk Savings Bank

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