Death and political dispatches from January 6 7
George L. Rickard promoter dies in Miami Beach after appendix surgery. Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia dies in Antibes. Massachusetts pushes to empower Congress on uniform textile hours. House defeats tax refund control provision. Hoover plans tariff revision start. Ways and Means opens hearings. Pan American conference approves arbitration protocol Bolivia Paraguay. Hoover returns from Latin America tour ready for presidency.
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Miami Beach
Fla
George L
Tex) Rickard
New York
Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Nicholas
Russia
Antires
France
Grand Duke
Nicholas II
Washington
Massachusetts
Carolinas
Congressman Dallinger
Congress
United States
Supreme Court
Herbert Hoover
House
Ways and Means Committee
Republican Party
Hoover
Curtis
Paraguay
Bolivia
Ford and Rockefeller referenced in livestock show and world view
The piece notes Thelma Svarstad and William Tobias as healthful young champions at Chicago livestock events, praises milk use, then shifts to reflections on money saving and notable figures. It reports Hoover and allied party arrival at Union Station and preparations for his March 4 inauguration activities.
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Chicago
United States
Thelma Svarstad
South Dakota
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Ford
John D Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Hoover
Allan
Herbert, Jr
Old Point Comfort
Union — Station
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Hoovers
S Street
President Coolidge
White House
Twenty Tons of Cabbage From One Acre Reported
Horticulturist H R Niswonger details a Greenville farm trial by Carl Jameson growing Danish Ball Head cabbage. One acre yielded 12 heavy truckloads averaging 5.5 pounds per head, with net profit around 340 dollars per acre at one cent per pound, and many growers in Jackson County reported profits from 2 to 275 dollars per acre.
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Carl Jameson
Greenville
Jackson County
H. R. Niswon
N. Nlege
Niswonger
Jameson
Dr A G Jones Plans Monthly Boone Clinic
Dr. A G Jones of Johnson City will practice in Boone at Dr Hagaman's office on the first Monday of each month. The notice lists his specialty in eye ear nose and throat and notes a clinic schedule.
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A. G. Jones
Johnson City
Castoria For Babies Promises Restful Nights For Homes
A Castoria advertisement touts its natural vegetable formula and no opiates, claiming it calms infants and aids sleep. It highlights doctors and nurses recommending Castoria for colic and upset stomach, boasting twenty five million bottles sold last year and urging households with infants to keep a bottle on hand.
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Fletcher
Marriage and health in choosing life partner
Dr Gaines urges scientifically informed marriage choices. He insists on full physical exams and mental health for both partners, warning against haphazard unions and stressing the family physician as the key adviser for young men before marriage.
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News OF World
Joint
Congressional Committee On Internal Revenue Legislation
Elect Hoover
Arthur Brisbane
Boy
Girlford
Rockefeller
William Tobias
Michigan
America
Brunswick
Walter Rawlins
Jessica Brown
Lord Northesk
Cornelius
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
L. M. Farthing
Watauga County
John Joseph Gaines, M. D
Chevrolet
Aorelet
Fisher
Sed
Flint
Tee
Hazen Conklin
New York World
Leon J. Pinkson
San Francisco Chronicle
Ray Priest
Detroit Times
St Louis Motordam
Robert Henry
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Boone Chevrolet Company
Boone Hardware CO
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