Charges Lodged Against Spencer Denied By Him
A February report from Washington cites Senator Ishicah Spencer of Missouri denying charges of collusion with federal departments over dyeing industry contracts. He says an inquiry by the Attorney General found no basis for the accusations and asserts there is no foundation for any sap charge.
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Spencer
Associated Press
Ishicah
Missouri
Stone
Si Vator Spencer
Donovan Jac
Department of Justice
General Wilson Dies Suddenly At Wilmington
Maj Gen James H. Wilson retired U S Army dies at 87 at his Wilmington home after a brief heart attack. Funeral details not announced. Wilson served with distinction in the Civil War and later commanded corps units during his era.
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Wilson
Wilmington
Associated Press
Del
James Harrison Wilson
United States Army
Neral Wilson
President Talks To Defense Meet On World Security
President Coolidge tells delegates at the White House conference on national defense that progress toward peaceful settlement of disputes allows nations to reduce military forces. He argues the rule of law would lower armament needs and urges the U S to lead by example in moderation and inviting others to follow toward security under law.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Women’s Conference On National Defense
White House
God-Send Vendor Praised For Health Turnaround
A Virginia reader touts Vendor as a god send curing constipation headaches dizziness and nervousness. Mr. B V Pittington of Keezletown says after one bottle he sleeps well eats well and feels like a new man. Vendor claimed to restore liver and kidney function and digestion, sold locally by Franck Baker and Son.
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B. V. Pittington
Box 22
Keezletown
Franck Baker and Son
Irregular Sizes Rise From Clothing Survey Findings
A large men's clothing manufacturer surveyed 500 garments and found 38 percent of all calls were for irregulars, with stout and medium stout sizes accounting for 12 percent of the irregular demand.
Plants Lose Fragrance in England Despite Heritage Loss
A discussion notes that plant fragrance is not linked to heredity and not governed by fixed laws. It mentions that plants can lose scent, citing the old garden musk in England that was once prized for fragrance but is now lacking it.
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England
Scotland
Tern Band Found From Maine to West Africa
A common tern banded in Maine has been reported as far as the Niger River mouth on Africa’s west coast. The Caspian tern may also migrate eastward, though no indications exist yet, based on returns from birds fed at the Lake Michigan colony.
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Maine
Niger River
Africa
Lake Michigan
Lights Attract Insects For Fish Hatchery Feeding
An experiment proves lighting over hatchery water draws insects that fall into hatching tubs or are caught midair by jumping fish, aiding feeding of young fish.
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Rexall Store
Fred. L. Glaize
Babe Brothers
Kent and
Water Streets
Moling & Seal
Odessa
Damascus
Alva
Real Homes
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R. T. Jones & CO
S, Main St
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Squinine
New York
Me Die
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Emmert’s
Ediavty
Palindromes
Adam
Tom
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Rott Weg
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