Cotton Farmers Not Threatened By Indian Cotton
Washington experts argue that foreign cotton growth will stay limited for years. India, Egypt, Russia, and China compete. Brazil could threaten next. Transport and land limits keep prices from collapsing, with AAA aiming to stabilise American supply and avoid violent price drops while preserving markets.
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Dengue Fever Makes Annual Appearance
Austin reports dengue fever season begins with Dr. John W. Brown noting several cases. Texas has endured three epidemics in fifty years, last in 1922, with no fatalities but economic lost time. Mosquito control and eliminating standing water are advised to curb spread.
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Austin
John W. Brown
Texas
Don’t Throw Out the Clutch Advertising Plugs Growth
A Nashua Telegraph letter argues that consistent and intelligent newspaper advertising sustains business success. The author compares ad policy to an angler’s lure, saying homespun papers deliver both news and ads, and urges merchants to stock goods and follow truthful advertising to attract customers.
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Nashua
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Light returns for blind peanut vendor with shocked view
Tyler, 1918 light failure returns to Morgan a peanut peddler who, seeing again, declares women’s dress as awful. He walks through streets feeling lights and objects, then in excitement tears off his hat and runs four blocks before calming down.
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C. E. Morgan
Morgan
Cardus Eases Pain In Side Says Oklahoma Woman
A Dewar Oklahoma woman reports relief from recurring side pains after using Cardus. She states after taking 11 bottles she felt stronger and better, reflecting widespread testimonials from women about Cardul for pains and cramps.
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Bill Stewart
Dewar
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Evangelist Compares Churches to Hitchhikers In Revival
Texarkana revival speaker Rev. W. G. Fletcher likened churchgoers to hitchhikers. He warned that some seekers ride along without contributing or behaving properly, comparing them to unworthy passengers who drain resources and risk the gospel journey.
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Pearly Gates
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Farm homes offer vast postwar construction potential
The article notes about 50 percent of rural houses need extensive repairs, 20 percent require new roofs, and 15 percent need new foundations. If all repairs were done, costs reach 3.5 billion dollars, averaging 575 per house, with many farms lacking interior plumbing and modern devices.
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Early Aero Planes Aim for Cheap Private Flight
Vidal of the commerce department states air travel may become popular as inexpensive planes reach buyers. The department invited bids for twenty five small planes with strict safety and economy specs. One bid met the $750 target, others offered under $2,000. Officials compare plane building to autos, noting costs fall with mass production.
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Three Inch Layer of Frozen Grasshoppers Found
A three inch layer of grasshoppers was uncovered on Long's Peak in Colorado as snow melted after a long heat. Experts suggest the insects moved into the region during a prolonged warm spell, then were chilled by a sudden cold.
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Fort Collins
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Insects Found in High Alpine Mountain Preserver
A long cold snap buried snows creating a natural refrigerator high on a peak. This summer the snow melted to its lowest level in living memory and thousands of insects were exposed. Entomologists have been asked to study the insects by Rocky Mountain National Park officials.
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Rocky Mountain National Park
Izzard and Jitters Define a Picnic
A humorous exchange defines a picnic as a day set apart to meet ants bugs worms mosquitoes chiggers sand fleas and poison ivy. The quip contrasts human activity with the dislikes of bites and plants encountered outdoors.
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Izzard
Vision of Vidal Aims to Fill Sky With Flivver Planes
Washington report outlines Eugene L. Vidal head of Nation's Airways pushing a policy to rapidly expand air travel. He envisions a sky crowded with inexpensive flivver planes, signaling a bold push for mass aviation adoption.
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Vidal
Nation’s Airways
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