Americans in Foreign Legion member dies in Morocco fight
Paris dispatch reports Daniel Cole of Detroit a Black American serving in the French foreign legion in Morocco died of a mortal wound received near Tava during Abd El Krim operations. Cole, a UMich and MIT graduate, rose from corporal to sergeant in nine months. He was buried at Casablanca.
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Detroit
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Hamilton
Joint-Ease claims to ease stiff joints for all ages
A vintage advertisement touts a miracle tube applied to joints to relieve stiffness and swelling. It promises quick absorption, mood improvement, and ease of movement for knees hips shoulders and fingers, with heavy emphasis on widespread pharmacy stock and large demand.
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London Laugh Spreaders Stir Street Noise and Traffic
Street noise increases in London as motion picture theatre owners use loud speakers outside theatres to broadcast audience laughter. Crowds gather to hear the sound, prompting police action to curb the practice and possibly ban future installations. Paris tourist spending hits ten billion francs for June through August, with $500 million spent by Americans and British visitors. Winter season on the Riviera brings dollars and pounds, seen as a bright note for France’s finances according to Le Figaro.
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Odeon Theatre
Florence Barclay
Second National Theatre
Plan Reorganization of Iowa Parents Teachers group
Des Moines reports a program to reorganize to align with the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Key actions include appointing department heads to carry work for the next two years and continuing the executive board under Mrs. WR Hopkins as state president.
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Des Moines
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FE. D. Morrison
Fort Dodge
William Hawthorne
Mason City
T. Dell Kelley
Iowa City
W. L. Harter
Ames
A. 0. Bronson
Cornell Bluffs
A. G., Meyer
Copes Peees
Hopkitte
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Charles F. Pye
Ed Beck
Charles City
BE. H. Lauer
Bert Mc Kee
Public Welfare
Theodore Saam
Council Bluffs
Bird T. Baldwin
Home Service
Don M. Griswold
Beck
Iowa Women Lead Child Hygiene and Orphanage Plans
Mrs F J Strohbehn Davenport Mrs May Pardee Youtz Iowa City and Mrs F T Vasey Mason City contribute to a report. Mrs S E Lincoln Des Moines and Miss B L Swalwell Cedar Falls direct child hygiene and physical education work. Des Moines Iowa Baptists acquire property for a Baptist orphanage and aged home with a $500000 endowment fund.
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Davenport
May Pardee Youtz
Iowa City
F. T. Vasey
Mason City
S. E. Lincoln
Des Moines
B. L. Swalwell
Cedar Falls
Low,s Baptiste
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