Public Education on Corn-Hog Plans Urged by Adjustment Admins
The corn hog division of the Cultural Adjustment Admins launches an extensive education campaign ahead of a nationwide reduction. A pamphlet outlines steps to line up corn and hog raisers to reduce production in step with demand, noting tariffs and debt risk from foreign buyers. The piece explains surpluses from reduced feeding of horses and mules and the linked rise in hog numbers and prices, urging retirement of corn land and gradual farm adjustments as demand shifts.
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Cultural Adjustment Admirils
Howp J
Ely
RAE
D'Mand
Soley
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as powerful yet easy to take claiming seven modern scientific helpers fight germs quickly. It states a pharmacist will refund the purchase if the cough or cold is not relieved.
Hunters Find Bones At Remote Mountain Cliff
Hunters found scattered human bones and a pair of tan shoes at a cliff near the Russell Tazewell county line. A man named John Jackson suspects the remains may be his missing brother seen four years ago. Sheriff Cassell and authorities work to identify the dead body amidعو reports of other disappearances.
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Ing
Russell- Tazewell
Dewey Boldwine
John Jackson
Jackson
Cassell
Mrs. Annie Miller Granted Absolute Divorce in Warren County
Mrs. Annie E. Miller of Front Royal obtained an absolute divorce from George E. Miller in the Circuit Court of Warren County. The decree granted her custody of their daughter Nannie E. Miller and ordered the defendant to surrender his interest in both real and personal property and to pay costs. The divorce was granted on statutory grounds. Mrs. Miller is the daughter of Mrs. J. H. Pickeral of 619 South Loudoun Street.
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Annie E. Miller
George E. Miller
Williams
Circuit Court
Warren County
Front Royal
Nannie E. Miller
Miller
J. H. Pickeral
South
Loudoun Street
Third Scottsboro death verdict returned in 1931 case
The Associated Press reports Heywood Patterson, 21, was again found guilty of attacking a white woman aboard a Southern Freight train and sentenced to death. The jurors read the verdict in a quiet Decatur courtroom as Judge Callahan prepared to hear the next trial. Patterson and Clarence Norris awaited further proceedings after the verdict was announced.
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Decatur
Ala
Heywood Patterson
Walter Green
Victoria Price
Southern
W. W. Callahan
Clarence Norris
Price
Huntsville
What’s What at a Glance Central Press state
The Fed eral Reserve board faces sharp questions in January as critics claim under Eugene R Black it fights Roosevelt monetary policy. The piece discusses a planned price level target, gold-buying aims, and potential inflation readjustment effects. Also covered are Cuban views on Roosevelt and taxes, plus possible shifts in Britain’s Labour party and House of Lords reforms.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Board
Eugene R Black
Roosevelt
Treasury
Senate
House of Representatives
Luray Guests and Local Visits Highlight Thanksgiving
Miss Carrie Rowe of Luray and Miss Marguerite Jolliffe in Washington training spend Thanksgiving with Jolliffe family. Residents from Baltimore New York and Harrisonsburg visit relatives in Berryville Weyers Cave Fredericksburg and Staunton.
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Boycce
Carrie Rowe of
Luray
T. P. Jolliffe
Marguerite . Jolliffe
Emergency Hospital
Washington
T P Jolliffe
Ophia Carroll
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Minnie Carroll
Mae Burch
State Teachers’ College
Farmville
van der Linden
E . Barr
Stephens City
Alexander Jolliffe
Elspeth Peyton
Warsaw
Eva Massey
Theodora Cox
Jane Jolliffe
Richmond
Josephine Woodward
Jerome Garver
Pittsburgh
J. Lawrence Garver
Texas
E. Brown
W S. Brent
John Siler
L. Carper
Frances Jolliffe
Charles McLeod
Lynchbure
Sam Garver
Walter
Charles Town
Lee
Lloyd Dofflemyer
J. L. Carper
Fred Carner
McLane
Doris Reid Jolliffe
Latterback
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Helen Anders
Harrisonburg
Three Minute Headache Relief Promises Fast Comfort
A North Carolina pharmacist markets a blend named BC that claims to relieve most headaches in three minutes. Sold in 10 and 26 cent packages it also targets muscular pains colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without narcotics.
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North Carolina
B.C
B. C
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