Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 8, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 21, 1933 Page: 3 of 4
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Albemarle Cermfj, Va.—home of the Virginia aristocracy and the uorld-famoiu Virginia tobacco*
Lost 20 Lbs. of Fat
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In every corner of the world,
both here and overseas.
wherever you find joy in life,
'lit always'buckies Please*
Generally fair and
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Santa Ana. Ca!„—the largest vacuum ever constructed—
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“Character” — the character of
Luckies' fine golden-brown
tobacco.
and Catholic leader. Police required exhibits, Lindbergh explained the
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In the Southland, in
Virginia, in Georgia, in North
Carolina, in South Carolina, in
Kentucky, they know that only
the finest, most carefully selected
He is employed in Great Falls,* work-
ing three weeks in each eight. When
his three weeks are completed,
drives to his mother’s home in
Paul. In another 5 weeks ho repeets
the process.
FIVE DOLLAR BILL
FOUND IN A LOG
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Strike. And because these choice
tobaccos arc “Toasted"— purified
by Luckies’ exclusive process —
Luckies are made truly mild. For
these two reasons — Character
and Mildness—“Luckies Please!”
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Paris, Feb. 21 (UP) — The Dowager
Duchess De La Rochefoucauld, Ned
Maztle Elisabeth Mitchell of the Unit-
ed States, died today of heart disease
at the age of 68. She was prominent
in Franco-American society and was
en'auhl of Jean Due De La Rochefou-
cauld.
St. Louis (UP) —■* A map and a
watch that Col. Charles A. Lindbergh
carried with hint ofi his flight to Par-
is six years ago have been placed on
display at Jefferson Memorial here.
The two articles, with a second
watch that Lindbergh and his wife
used for taking observations during
their trans-continental flight in 1930
were sent here by the flier to be added
to the 5,000 other articles among the
Lindbergh exhibits.
In a letter to the Missouri Histori.
cal Society, which has custody of the
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New York, Feb. 21 (UP) — Not
more than 10 per cent of the mid-
west farmers are in distress, former
(Qovernor Sam R. McKelvle of Nebras-
ka, said yesterday. “In Nebraska, as
well as through the rest of the corn
belt, 50 per cent of the farms are free
of mortgages", he said. “Of those that
are mortgaged, at least 50 per cent are
meeting their principal and Interest
payments.”
on humans, many lives will
Beigter saK Pneumonia
somes fatal until the fifth
DUNAVANT*S •
MORTUARY •
Ambulance Day and Night •
Courteous Comforting Servian *
Phone 93 •
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< Huntsville, Feb H
celebration
the East Texas
Commerce on the seventh anniversary
of Its founding is being planned here
by the Huntsville Chamber of Com-
merce for Texas Independence Day,
March 2. Several hundred Bast Texas
business and professional leaders will
be entertained. They will inelude Pre-
sident Ous F. Taylor of Tyler,’ and
Vice Presidents C. F. Ashcroft of Sul-
phur Springs, I. Hochwald of Marshall,
John R. Alford of Henderson. Fred O.
Grimes of Hillsboro, E. L. Kurth of
Lufkin, and Tom Ball of this city of
the East Texas Chamber. . •
A patriotic service with a flag raiS-
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If you have any household goods,
feed stuff or anything else that you
want hauled, J. R- Hardy has the
trucks with which to do it. 7-P
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Doctor Announced New.
Pneumonia Treatment
Mrs. Mae West of St. Louie,
Mo., writes. “I’m only 28 yrs. old
and weighed 170 lbs. until taking
one box of your Kruscben Salts just a •
4 weeks ago. I now weigh 150 lbs.
I also have more energy and fur-
thermore I’ve never had a hungry
moment.”
Fat folks should take one half
teaspoonful of Krusehen Salta in a
glass of hot water in the morning
before breakfast—it’s the SAFE,
harmless way to reduce as tens of
thousands of men and women know.
For your health's sake ask for
and get Kruschen at any drugstore
'—the cost for a bottle that lasts 4
weeks is but a trifle and if after the
first kbottle you are not joyfully
satisfied with results—money back.
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Great Falls, Mont. (UP) — James
Sheene, of Great Flails and St. Paul,
Minn., is convinced that he is the
world’s long distance commuting
champion.
Shears drives 1,200 miles to work—
and then home over the same distance.
New York. Feb. 21 (UP) OutMdd -
market* are having a .discouraging ef- -
fact on those inclined to be bullish on />
cotton on its merits.
More foreign buying is coming into
the cotton market on the theory that ’ '
pome kind of inflation is imminent.
Cotton exports for the season to date
total 5,507,487 bales, against 5,511,779
bales a year ago at this time.
Japanese cotton consumption in the
six months of the season ending Jan-
uary 1 totaled 1,317,000 bales, against
1,261,000 bales a year ago and 1,108,000 )
bales two years ago.
Reports indicate enough votes are at
| hand to pass the Smith-George bill for 3!
cotton relief, .even over a presidential
veto, if necessary. s *
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ONE DIME EARNED
S3M IN FOUR DAYS
in Berlin, but no casualties were re-
ported. /
Only Luckies have such
character... such mildness
It’s toasted”
Calcutta, Feb. 21 (UP) — A deficit
of more than £1,000,000 in the budget
of Bengal, largest province of India,
was revelled today when the budget
was submitted to the legislative coun-
cil. Members of the finance commit-
tee said complete bankruptcy was fore,
shadowed.
to purchase the dime for $1. Henry C.
Palmer paid $5 for it. A man from
Texas wanted it and offered $20. which
was accepted. The Kiwanis Club refus-
ed to allow the coin to leave the city,
however, so the club purchased it for
$35. Mrs. H. O. Palmer obtained it for
$40. The coveted coin then went to
Clair Pierce. Rotarian, for $100. The
Elks Club, through Russell A. Morton,
j bought It for $105. Hr re its career
I came to an end. reposing securely in
a safe, but its earning power in just
; four days was $306
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riaudulent promoter and tbs ndvsrtjs-
,ing rsckstesr has boon officially 4a-
,Cl*red by the East Texas Chamber of
Commerce, it was announced at th*
organizations headquarters here to.
day.
In making the announcement it was
explained that an affiliation has been
formed with the National Better Busi,
ness Bureau through Which the ser-
vices of that organisation are made
available to members of the East Tex-
as Chamber of Commerce without ad-
ditional cost.
It is conservatively estimated that
hundreds of thousands of dollars are
spent annually in East Texas alone on
worthless advertising and promotion
schemes. Realization of this tremend-
ous waste prompted the regional cham
ber to include the protection service
in its program.
Under the new arrangement, through
a local committee, East Texas Chadn-
ber members will refer all questionable
promotion and advertising schemes to | pastor of the First Methodist Church,
the regional body. The regional cham-
ber in turn will take the matter up
with the Better Business Bureau for
approval or rejection.
No attempt will be made to discour-
age legitimate advertising projects. On
the other hand it is pointed out that
cessation of advertising rackets will
greatly stimulate the business of
i newspapers and other recognized me-
diums.
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closed - !l day Wednesday February
22nd, i: c brazen ..of Washington’s
birthday. Adv.
Boise, Idaho (UP) — Two years’ ex.
perimentation hers brought favorable
results, Dr. Edwin E. Zeigler, United
States Veteran Hospital staff, announ-
ced, with th* discovery of a new treat-
ment for pneumonia.
The treatment ha* been successfully
used only on rabbit*, he said. Serum,
developed by disolving ppeumonia
germs in eodium chloride taurochlo-
rate, require* about four day* to be-
come effective on th* rabbit*. If the
serum, known as “pneumocholfa,” ecto ,’*W
Madison. Ind., (Ut1)—James Frooks j
found a $5 bill in a hollow .log which
i he was sawing up for wood.
The log,, half submerged, was pulled
j ft'ojh the Ohio rover by Frooks for
the asking. As he sawed through a
crack, the bill, in a fair state of pres-
ervation, was noticed.
It was believed the money was hid
den when the log was yet a tree.
ing will be held at the Sam Houston
State Teacher* College at M:00 a. m.
Able farm leader* will conduct a far-
mer* short course under the direction
of J. E. Stanford of Bryan *atnd Roger
Davis, agricultural manage* of the re-
gional chamber. County chairmen of
emergency relief work committees will
discuss their relief problems at an af-
ternoon meeting.
Visitors to Huntsville will be taken
for a drive about the city of especial
historical significance inasmuch as
March 2 'is Sam Houston's birthday.
Sam Houston's home, the grave of
Sam Houston, and the college named
for Sam Houston will be visited.
Annual membership campaign of the
East Texas Chamber will be launched
at a meeting of directors and others
at the HuntsvilW Chamber of Com-
merce at 2:00 pv m.
A charming birthday banquet wil’
conclude the day's program. The
Huntsville people have invited Hubert 1
M. Harrison, general manager of the
Etast Texas Chamber of Commerce i
to make the principal address. His sub-
will Ko f'Pua/'n Tima i cm *'
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Berlin. Feb. 21 .(UP) — Fighting be-
tween Nazis and Catholics at KaisersJ
lautern, Bavaria, resulted In one death,
three serious Injuries, and several min-
or injuries last night. Fighting started
when Catholics held a torchlight par-
ade after a champion speech by Dr.
Heinrich Bruening former chancellor
Geneva, N. Y. (UP) — One
dime earned $306 in four days
here is how it was done:
A small boy with a big spirit gave a
Mime to the Y.M.C.A. annual fund. The
spirit moved Rev. Raymond H. Hauss.
to which the articles
The letter follows:
Valued Posseeeion*
"We are sending by express three
of our most valued possessions. We
feel that they will be safer in the Jef-
ferson Memorial than in our home.
“One is a map which I purchased in
St I i gN*'Hl 1923 about the time of
the National Air races the”',*. I mount-
ed it on wing covering^ with ’dope*
(awning covering) and tfsed it to re-
cord. the various cross-country flights
I made. The map was carried on
many of the longer flights. Those of
the Spirit of St. Louis are marked in
red.
“One is a watch which belonged to
jny mother’s father, I carried it from
soon after his death until two or three
years ago. This is the watch which I
carried on all of the flights of the
Spirit of St. Louis and during all my
previous flying. It has had over 3,000
hours of flying time and has made a
bout 17 parachute jumps.
Testx-d Case
"I do nbt know how old it is. My
glandfather carried it as far back as I
can remember. Just under the stem is
the mark of his dental drill, where he
was apparently testing the material
the case was made of.
"The third is the watch we used for
taking sun observations on our trans-
contit|efl^l flight in 1930. Anne used
it fn thmng the observations she made
while I flew.
"The red figures denote hour* angle
in arc and save the steps necessary to
convert hour angle in time to hour
angle in arc. We worked out this sys-
tem in Loa, Angeles prior to the flight,
and to the best of my knowledge it
was the flrlst time readings had been
taken direefly 'in arc.”
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ject will be '‘Peace Time Patriotism.
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rupture of diplomatic, relations
between Italy and Jugoslavia and of
frontier disturbances were denied to-
day by the government. “Frontje^con-
ditton* are normal and the respective
legation* at Rome and Belgrade are
functioning normally,” a spokesman
said. r
m above is tbc huge "'mile-long vacuum tube near
with the aid of which scientists have been carrying on the
East Texas Increasing cloudiness
and warmer tonight Wednesday, part
ly cloudy to cloudy Probably rains in
southwest portion and _west coast.
Warmer in south and east portions.
West Texas
warmer tonight. Wednesday, partly
cloudy. Local rains'in southeast por
tion.
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Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 8, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 21, 1933, newspaper, February 21, 1933; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1373240/m1/3/: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Navasota Public Library.