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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1929
Page
2
In 1885 Dr Caldwell wrote a remedy for constipation relief that gained worldwide fame. The syrup named Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin became a widely used, ready to use remedy as demand grew for its quick relief of symptoms like coated tongue bad breath headaches gas and loss of energy.
Summary of a wide range of 1927 events: Senate passage of Simmons amendment curbing executive tariff changes, Colorado prison mutiny with guards killed, British Russian diplomatic talks progress, Stresemann’s death and German politics, tropical Florida hurricane and regional floods, farm board hearings on wheat prices, American Legion convention outcomes, prohibition enforcement committee formation, and Hoover appointing a commission to reform federal administration and judiciary.
William B. Shearer a noted observer on ship building at Geneva 1927 testifies before a senate committee probing propaganda. He presents a document allegedly from Sir William Wiseman and addressed to David Lloyd George and hints at strong anti US hostility.
AMSAY MACDONALD received a cordial welcome from U S officials and citizens as his ship the Berengaria was escorted into New York harbor. He was greeted by Mayor Walker’s committee at quarantine and transported to Battery Point where he was granted the freedom of the city before a procession to city hall and a later train to Washington with his daughter Ishbel.
EP Ritz von Opel of Germany, famed car builder and racer, piloted a rocket propelled plane for about six miles before a crash wrecked the craft. He escaped unharmed. French pilots Coste and Bellonte, who began from Paris eastward on an endurance flight, were believed to have landed in a remote Siberian forest toward week’s end.
Washington reports the Senate passed the Simmons amendment to the tariff bill by 47 to 4. It removes presidential power to alter duties, marking a victory for the Democratic radical coalition. Thirteen Republicans joined thirty four Democrats, with one Republican paired to support, and thirty eight Republicans voting no. The move countered President Hoover who favored keeping the present law allowing EE changes after tariff commission investigations. The outcome may affect other tariff provisions as conferees prepare the final bill for the White House.
The tropical gale claimed six more lives after already taking seven at Nassau. It moved near the Virginia capes, crossed the Florida peninsula, turned inland near Pensacola, then tracked northeast through Alabama and Georgia causing disrupted communications and damage to homes and buildings.
Le Mars Iowa reports Rex Frolkey a 38 year old ordained minister led a bandit gang and held up the Orange City National Bank six weeks earlier. State agents seek links to other robberies in six months. Frolkey reportedly shot himself after a prior denial and later confession.
Six children aged two to eight perished in a West Danforth farmhouse fire that engulfed Llewellyn Munsey's home in Danforth, Maine, authorities said.
New York City tax department released its largest assessment roll at 19 732 561 202 dollars for 1930. The total shows an increase of 1 253 702 35 1 over 1929.
A Los Angeles mother touts California Fig Syrup for her son Leroy Young of Georgia Street who suffered from weak stomach and constipation. She notes quick improvement, ongoing use for colds, and cites doctors' recommendations and a 50 year trust factor with four million bottles sold annually.
The famed Hurstmonceux Castle in Sussex, built in 1440 by Sir Roger Fiennes, part of Col. Claude Lowther estate, restoration cost about $1,000,000. Its grand entrance features 84 foot towers and a reputed ghost drummer haunts the premises.
A diner and customer dispute how a pie should be cut with one remark about how it was done by the mother. The conversation notes a contrast in technique and tradition.
The remark argues that true achievement requires persistence beyond reluctance and that great leaders seldom abandon efforts when facing disapproval. It emphasizes steadfastness over retreat in the pursuit of lasting impact.
Physicians recommend Phillips Milk of Magnesia to neutralize excess stomach acidity. One spoonful acts quickly to dispel gas and sourness, leaving the system sweetened and is suitable for children as well. Found in drug stores as the genuine prescription product.
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