Eastman Lion Hunt and National Questions
A Rochester hunter, George Eastman, reports killing his first eight foot lion. The piece commentaries on President Coolidge fishing, Congress tax cuts, aviation funding, and World Court, plus social scenes from dancing and transport advances. It contrasts progress with wasteful uses of power and time valued at high rates.
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George Eastman
Rochester
Mr. Eastman
Atlantic Ocean
Eastman
Hasbe
World Court
Becaume
Gress
Europe
Congress
Vegetable and Mineral Medicines Warned Against Misuse
Doctor warns that plant and mineral medicines alike carry risks. He cautions that substances labelled purely vegetable can be deadly in overdose, citing opium and strychnine whereas minerals like iron calcium and manganese are essential. He urges consulting trained physicians and avoiding self treatment, noting aloes fuels constipation and warns against nostrum sellers.
Big Boone Location Aids Appalachian State Normal
The Appalachian State Normal School in Watauga County Boone benefits from its high location with cooler climate and scenic beauty. The first summer session reports mild mornings and pleasant evenings with average temperatures around 53.6 and 66.2 degrees. Teachers gain professional growth and recreation amid grass, forests, streams, azaleas, laurel, and rhododendron in the rugged hills. J. M. Downum.
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Appalachian State Normal School
Watauga County
Ohio River
Nessee
Ohio
Green Park Hotel
Atlantic Ocean
North Carolina
South Carol
Atlantic
Boone
Appalachian State Normal
J. M. Downum
City square hosts giant squash exhibition
A city fellow displays a huge squash while a local farmer, noting its size, compares it with his grapes in a lighthearted exchange. The scene captures rural pride meeting urban curiosity at the community event.
Could I See the Crystal Gazers Palm Reader
A Harlem couple's quip hints at a peaceful union as one husband claims no quarrel in twenty years while the wife visits a palm reader. The exchange suggests domestic harmony amid playful sarcasm about tempers.
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Harlem
To Be Continued After Temporary Reconciliation
The text shows a couple stating they made up with Tom and plan to marry next week. It mentions not fighting again and prepping livestock for fall fairs as timely preparation. The tone suggests a domestic note amid small town life and farm events.
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Tom
Tax Deadlines Prompt Immediate County Revenue Action
The county announces taxes are long past due and demands prompt payment. Authorities urge delinquent taxpayers to settle accounts immediately to avoid penalties and further collection actions.
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