Tight shoes and forecasting work of human barometers
Washington report notes chiropodists warn feet feel atmospheric changes. Dr William J Stickel cites pressure sensitivity in tight shoes as indication of barometric shifts during Foot Health Week May 2027.
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Washington
National Association of Chiropodists
Association
William J. Stickel
Booklet Explains Farm Price Plan
Washington officials announce a 65 page pamphlet from the Agriculture Department detailing how farm price support programs operate. The booklet is sold for 20 cents at the Government Printing Office and aims to dispel confusion about the programs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Not Stopping When Beckoned by Officer Sparks Debate
A point judge questions a lady motorist about not stopping for an officer. She retorts she does not stop at every beckon. The widow of Smith allegedly shows less sorrow after receiving a $50,000 insurance check and offers $5,000 to bring him back.
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Smith
Sun tanning risk with aspirin and cosmetics warning
New York skin specialist Dr. Herman Goodman warns that sun exposure after aspirin, sleeping pills, perfumes, hair dyes, or permanent wave chemicals can cause blotches, itching, or fever blisters. Copper in perfume and tar in pills speed tanning. limit sun early on, start with fifteen minutes.
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New York
Herman Goodman
Goodman
The Spice of Life and Quick-Witted Jests From a Humorous Page
A compilation of light vignettes and jokes about governesses temperance hierarchies and anti vice, salary woes, absurd newsroom boasts, political vanity, harems and clever lines about invention, government forms, and a tired worker who finds irony in administration.
Fourth Son in United States Unemployed Emotive Parable
A Russian peasant boasts of three famous sons a writer a painter and a press photographer while the fourth son who lives in the United States is unemployed. A friend laments the plight and asks for pity. The father asks what is meant by such sorrow.
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Russia
United States
Tiny screws exhibit in Elgin showing precision mass production
In Elgin Illinois the world’s smallest mass produced screws were shown to armed forces representatives. One million screws weigh an ounce and they are perfectly threaded and slotted. They were developed by a watch company to adjust balance wheels on quality watches.
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Elgin
Ill
For Sale and Lost and Wanted Notices from Whitewright Area
A mix of small ads lists a four room house for sale with three acres on a blacktop road five miles southwest of Whitewright for 1500 dollars. Other items include a lost linen jacket between J P Darwin’s and a home, a Sunday School food sale with baked goods and farm produce, a card of thanks from Mrs Frank Whitworth, wants for old newspapers magazines rags and iron, an auto tire sale trade offer, and tractor parts for Farmall models from Babcock Auto Store.
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Holland & Dixon
Tillett Grocery
Jack Nogsaman
Whitewright
W. M. Pierson
A. R. McMurry
East Whitewright
Blacktop Road
Tom Barbee
Hickman
Barbee-Montgomery
Frank Whitworth
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Jimmie Anderson
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Brunswick
Blanton Home & Auto Supply
Johnson
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Carrie Hamilton
Ford
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Sudan
Palace Theatre
Coolerator
W. E. Stanford
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Paul Wallace
Church of Christ
Denison
R. P. Childress