Liquor Stocks Reach New High After Repeal Measures
America’s liquor stocks in bonded warehouses surged to 310,792,545 gallons as of July 1, a post repeal peak exceeding pre Prohibition levels. Most stock is whisky three years or less, with officials noting improving quality and the use of reservoirs to store production.
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Washington
America
Treasury
James M. Doran
Federal Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
Distilled Spirits Institute, Inc
Doran
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
One Man in a Million Says Groot
A quirky exchange features Groot declaring I am one man in a million while Nadine and Beth question the odds. The humor centers on railroads counting risk per million passengers and a teasing remark about late hours.
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Groot
Nadine
Beth
Charlie
Local Social News From Mahurin Area Communities
Mrs Effie Haden of Danner visits Mrs Mary Riggs as others travel to Dallas Savoy and Denison for visits. A miscellaneous shower honors Mrs James Burris with attendees listed in a note on local hospitality.
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Effie Haden
Danner
Mary Riggs
Tommie Hall
Royce
Dallas
Iona Bush
Whitewright
Vivian Grammer
Aaron Burris
Savoy
Everett Burris
Virgil Clevenger
Denison
Frank Clevenger
Susie Ford
Leonard
Arthur Ford
Alma Hall
Thelma Baldwin
Ector
Fannie Campbell
Bonham
Perry Hall
Denis
Olsen Bartley
Cla
Arthur Mullican
Dessie Mullican
Oscar Burris
Travis Bush
Alda Mae
Velma
Pearl Pointer
Vaden Bush
John Coleman
Leona
Reba Bush
Harvard Pair Claim Flu Beatable By Violet Ray
Two Harvard University scientists reported a method to kill influenza germs using ultraviolet light in a hermetically sealed tank. W. F. Wells of Harvard School of Public Health and H. W. Brown of the London School of Tropical Medicine showed treated virus failed to infect ferrets, while untreated virus did. They caution about air transmission and note the need to purify air and water to reduce disease. Experiments were conducted under strict precautions to prevent outdoor contamination.
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Harvard University
Violet Ray
W. F. Wells
Harvard School of Public Health
H. W. Brown
London School of Tropical Medicine
Wells
Harvard Medical School
Lake Yields S Good News for Bald Heads
SALT LAKE CITY Barbers and bald headed patrons eye the Great Salt Lake bed near Promontory Point as steam pipes 400 feet down yield a sulphur compound named S This germicide four times stronger than carbolic acid is claimed to be produced from the lake The promoters say three acres of the material exist and it can be used as a shampoo furniture polish squeak eliminator rubber bands and to cure athletes foot dandruff and poultry ills
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Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Promontory Point
San Francisco
For Sale Real Estate and Estate Settlement Notice
FOR SALE To settle estate brick building well located and rented See Mrs H T Atterberry REAL ESTATE If you have anything to sell or want to buy anything in real estate see Tom Barbee If FOR SALE Two wagons hay baler sulky plow and cream separator all cheap Tony Weber Whitewright
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H. T. Atterberry
Tom Barbee
Tony Weber
Whitewright
Manning, Clark & Meador
New City Hall Built On Old Loan of $500
Charlotte Michigan benefits from a $500 loan given forty years ago by Fitch Beach, who later funded a farmers market in 1924 and a free parking area in 1932. His gift, rooted in a road machinery business loan, culminates in a new city hall building today at no cost to the city.
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Charlotte
Mich
Fitch Beach
Beach
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