Baptist Revival Prep at Bethel Area Churches
G C Ivins pastor invites all Christians to a Baptist Church revival starting the first Sunday in June. The note praises Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Sunday services 8 p m while urging timely attendance and welcoming visitors, with emphasis on community hospitality and spiritual renewal.
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Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Mr. McCoy
Carter
Bethel
God
G. C. Ivins
Abolition of Federal Farm Board Complete
The reform closes the Federal Farm Board with only a $350 million deficit remaining, per the San Diego Union. The move marks a decisive end to the agency amid ongoing agricultural policy shifts.
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Federal Farm Board
San Diego Union
Ferguson Would Pardon All Dry Law Offenders
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson favors a liberal approach to prohibition violators in state penitentiaries. James E. Ferguson urged even broader action, proposing release for all offenders with time credit, arguing it would save feeding about 500 inmates. He noted San Antonio residents asking for ranger enforcement but said no immediate action is planned.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Texas
San Antonio
Wallace Tynan
Bexar County
Salt Water Dissolves Bones, Anthropologist Says
An anthropologist in La Gazette de Hollande argues sea water dissolves human skeletons, with salt water dissolving bones fastest. He cites Haar lem Lake drainage when trenches were dug for reclamation, noting no human bones were found among many wrecks.
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la Gazette de Hollande
the Hague
Haarlem
Snake swallows five squirrels in tree den
Otto Poor and Sid Smith north of Detroit cut down a hollow tree after watching a squirrel behave oddly. They killed a five foot chicken snake found in the den and cut it open to discover four young squirrels and a grown red fox squirrel inside.
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Otto Poor
Sid Smith
Detroit
Detroit News-Herald
Alarm clock jolts students with wake up call
A morning exchange between a student and a loafer highlights a simple truth the alarm clock delivered. The line underscores the moment of realization and the broader theme of punctuality in daily life.
Tacoma Beer Regulation Praised as Model City Policy
Tacoma uses a simple self regulating beer ordinance that requires an annual license of 1.00 for any establishment to serve beer. The policy, praised by the United States conference of Mayors and favored by both drys and wets, has curtailed racketeering and created even access for all business types without graft concerns. Police report relief as beer parlors remain absent and profits spread evenly.
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Tacoma
Wash
United States Conference of Mayors
Chicago
Northwest
Suburban Land Beauty Meets Real Estate Deception
A brief, sharp exchange contrasts the picturesque calm of a new suburb with a biting remark about a real estate agent's honesty. The quip frames property hype against local trust in housing markets.
Cotton Classing Offers Career In Cotton Industry
The rise and fall of cotton prices tied to supply and demand. A new agricultural bill aims to reduce acreage and boost prices for 1933, creating openings for qualified cotton classers. Tyler Commercial College in Tyler, Texas offers training using US government standard samples with an experienced instructor in the department.
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Southwest
A. & M. College of Texas
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Tyler Commercial College and School of Business Administration
Black-Draught Credited With Bilious Spell Relief
Columbus Indiana resident Chas E Stevens reports using Thedford's Black-Draught to cure bilious spells. He says the remedy eases sleepiness and fatigue, improves energy, and stops him from dozing at work after taking it.
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Thedford
Mr. Chas, E. Stevens
Columbus
Ind
Thyroid talks warn readers against self medication
A health columnist argues that lay readers should not be drawn into complex thyroid debates. He warns that thyroid use remains controversial among physicians and urges consulting a qualified doctor before any treatment.
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Seary
Medical Society
Stranger at the Speakeasy and the Bartender’s Warning
A stranger at a bar watches a man across the room as sip by sip the drink dwindles. The bartender counts two strikes and warns that one more drink will finish him. The stranger asks for meaning and learns the looming consequence.
Beneficial Effects of Low Mood on College Students
In Evanston Illinois Walter Dill Scott Northwestern University president says college students benefited from economic adversity. He notes tougher study habits less frivolities fewer raccoon coats and a business like campus fewer reckless acts. He cites higher scholastic attainment and stronger industry and thrift among students.
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Evanston
Ill
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
Scott
Nothwesten
Increase in lecture attendance on business ethics topics
A noticeable rise in student attendance at lectures outlining various aspects of business ethics. The trend highlights growing interest in ethical practices amid corporate responsibility discussions.
Train Kiss Confusion Sparks Laughing Exchange
A humorous exchange reveals a passenger’s surprise after a kiss aboard a train. The mother and daughter react with disbelief and humor as the daughter explains the moment occurred in a tunnel and the lack of more tunnels changed the context.
Bladder Physic Offers Sleep Relief and Cleansing
Advert describes BU-KETS tablets as a pleasant bladder physic to cleanse impurities and acids causing irritation. Claims include reduced nocturnal urination, urge, burning, leg and back pain with improved sleep after four days. sold by Bow-Wright Pharmacy and Dyer & Jones.
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Bow-Wright Pharmacy
Dyer & Jones
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Flying Dutchman Today
Honus Wagner
Pirates
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First National Bank
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