Hagstroms Food Stores Open First Oakland Units
Hagstroms Food Stores opens the first ten units in a new Oakland area chain with no price quotes in ads. The campaign emphasizes high quality at reasonable prices while promising dozens of in-store price specials and local sourcing details.
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Hagstrom’s Food Stores
San Francisco Bay
Berkeley
Alameda
Martinez
Emil Hagstrom
Evening Post-Enquirer
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Evening Tribune
P. R. Berger
Hagstrom
Berger
Serger
Republic
Kruschen Salts Ad Promises Safe Weight Loss
Beech Iowa resident Miss Bates endorses Kruschen Salts claiming a $4.25 bottle over five months reduced 65 pounds. The ad urges a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast, advice to eat lighter, and notes a jar lasts four weeks with Witherspoon Drug Co selling the product.
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Witherspoon Drug Co
Hard of Hearing Hold Convention in San Francisco
The American Federation for the Hard of Hearing held its annual convention in San Francisco with talks by Dr. Marie K. Mason of Ohio State on phonetics and lip reading practice. Dr. Austin Hayden suggested donors' ears to research institutes while describing inner ear structure and research limits on living subjects.
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The
American Federation
Marie K. Mason
Ohio State University
Austin A. Hayden
Federation
Polish-American shipboard rescue brings downed flyer home
A drifting pilot was rescued from his disabled aircraft by the Circe Shell freighter and brought ashore just before midnight. He endured hunger thirst and exposure before receiving honors from Poland and the United States, where he is now a naturalized citizen.
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Poland
United States
Hausner Plans Trip After Plane Rescue
MIAMI June 23 Safely back on dry land after eight days in a wave tossed plane following a forced landing on an attempted flight from New York to Poland Stanislaus Felix Hausner rested today and began making plans for travel.
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Flies Cause Rider to Withdraw at Washington Park
In Chicago a race horse Port Bunyan faced a biting fly as driver Paul fought the pest. The bite on Paul’s chest forced him to withdraw from the race at Wash ington Park. In Athens Miss Europe 1930 Alice Diplarakou wore a ship’s boy disguise and entered a monastery, drawing a church sanction and public anathema.
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Port Bunyan
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Washington Park
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Europe
Holy Mount Athos
Constantinople
Local instructors praised in Buzz of the Burg column
The column lauds teachers L. F. Molinelli Jack Halliwell Finis Bentley Bill Cady and John Foreman while noting Claude Bistiline and a history of local clubs benefiting from free newspaper space. It critiques community groups for owing small sums and treating newspapers as a free pastime rather than a cost center.
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L. F. Molinelli
Jack Halliwell
Finis Bentley
Bill Cady
John Foreman
Claude Bistiline
Pocatello
Public spelling critique and community booster tribute
A local reader laments poor spelling and credits a morning paper editor for corrections while praising William Wallin as a key benefactor to Po catello. The letter links prohibition as a proven method for social change and thanks an editor and public figure for decades of service to the community.
Wallin’s Generous Contributions Fill Newspapers and Farms
The text notes Wallin’s substantial monetary gifts surpassing thousands of dollars, partly in newspaper space paid without concern for cost, in hopes of eventual benefit. It mentions the Smith ranch near Blackfoot as a pleasant evening visit, praising blooming peonies and especially fried chicken, with a humorous aside about preferring the chicken over the flowers.
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Smith Ranch
Blackfoot
Senate Debates Relief Bill as Vote Looms in Final Hours
In Congress today the Senate debated a Democratic relief program with a final vote anticipated. The banking panel heard about stock market probes nicknamed lambs while the House adjourned until Friday and the Senate failed to vote after 13 hours of debate, defeating a motion to block a $500 million public works bond. Senator La Follette attacked Hoover’s relief record as the House considered private bills and approved a tax law amendment shielding states and municipalities from federal excise levies on government purchases.
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Lambs
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la Follette
Wis
Wife Bites Back and Husband Seeks Divorce in Idaho
In Boise a quarrel between Mike Rukavina and his wife ended with her striking him with an iron bar and then allegedly attempting suicide. He filed for divorce on grounds of cruelty as police reported the couple separated, the wife hospitalized after taking poison, and three children placed with welfare while the nine year old stayed with the husband. The couple had wed in April.
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Boise
Mike Rukavina
State District Court
Rukavina
Kiwanis International Opens Annual Convention in Detroit
Nearly 3000 Kiwanis members with wives and families gather in Detroit for the opening of their annual session. International president William O. Harris arrived from his prior duties as the convention begins.
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Detroit
Kiwanis International
William O. Harris
Kiwanis International founded in Detroit in 1914
The organization began in Detroit in 1914 and adopted the name Kiwanis International after a 1917 Detroit convention.
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Kiwanis International
Washington lads win tax break at ballparks
The "Waxe tree" lads report improved spirits as Uncle Sam declares that when admitted to baseball parks to sell papers they are exempt from admission taxes.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
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