Norwegian Arctic Find Details From Horn Memoir
Chief of the Norwegian expedition describes discovery of Andree expedition bodies on White Island in 1930, aboard Bratvagg. The report notes landing at Star Island and Spitzbergen area, hut shelter, and a mound with Andree’s name engraved, with crew members including Olaf Hanssen Adolf Sorensen and Severin Skjelten.
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Gunnar Horn
Salomon August Andree
Associated Press
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Oftenposten
Horn
Andree
White Island
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Vagg
Skjaer Island
Norway
Associated ‘Press
Franz Josef’s Land
Fridtjof Nansen Land
Bratvagg
Aalesund
Peder Eliassen
Hopen
King Karl's Land
Spitzbergen
Sable Island
Star Island
Nobile
Roald Amund
White Peak
Giles Land
Balen
Tusiv
Saaperare
Skjelten
Myklebust
Andree Expedition Mystery Unearthed On Polar Beach
Premier of Egypt finds a book on a beach as Bratvaag's boat arrives to aid walrus hunters. In the snow, the body of Andree lies near the sled and snow drift, with his diary, pencil, and a pedometer found on him. Bones in the boat await identification.
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Bratvaag
Eliassen
Bkornaaswaag
Flaissen
Eliasson
Andree
Revival Meeting Ends as Camp Finds Surplus Debris
The revival at Camp Grounds south of Hartselle concluded after ten days. Preachers Rev. Brasher and Rev. Carter drew deep interest while volunteers gathered scattered gear found in the camp including clothing, wind velocity instruments, photography gear, shotguns, a theodolite, sewing items, a hammer, an axe, and a bag of navigation books. The boat and its sledge were recovered from ice and hauled to the beach despite broken oars, with a cairn and pole left as a marker for future visitors.
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Hartselle
Brasher
Carter
N.S
Nils Strindberg
Druggist Unveils Quick Headache Relief Tablet
A North Carolina druggist introduces a new combination of ingredients that works together to relieve any headache quickly. The product, labeled B C, promises immediate, safe relief from neuralgic, cephalgic, or rheumatic pain and calms nerves with no bad after effects, available for 35 cents at druggists and soda fountains.
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North Carolina
County Court Opens Under Judge Lowe for Two Week Term
Monday morning Judge W. T. Lowe convened a two week session of the county court with many spectators present. The term will handle non jury cases exclusively as cases are called for trial in the courthouse.
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W. T. Lowe
Nebraska American Legion Posts Reach 19198 Members
The Nebraska department reports a membership of 19 198 enrolled during the first eight months of this year. The figure reflects steady growth for the organization across the state with ongoing recruitment and post activities.
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Nebraska Department of the American Legion
South Dakota Reviews Public School Course of Study
South Dakota proceeds with a survey to prepare revisions to the public school curriculum. Officials aim to update standards and align teaching with new educational goals.
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South Dakota
New Boy Scout Camp Near Ashtabula Ohio Duplicates Indiana Village
A new Boy Scout camp planned near Ashtabula Ohio mirrors an Indiana village in layout and design, creating a duplicate in structure and style according to local scouts and officials.
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Ashtabula, O
Indiana
Balloon parade links DuLuth airport to Hawks flight
Toy balloons scattered across the state advertise admission to a two day celebration and a flight with Capt. Frank Hawks at the Duluth municipal airport.
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Duluth, Minn
Frank Hawks
Mysterious inquest stuns Winslow household
In the den Inspector Mitchell informs Jack of an inquest at the morgue after Dr Kane's death. Jack seeks ten thousand dollars from his uncle Arnold Winslow as tension over Elsa Chase and family control erupts, ending with a violent threat and unspoken murder. The Wisconsin state fair note closes the excerpt.
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Dr. Kane
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Mr. Glover
Ferguson
Mitchell
Arnold Winslow
Julia
Metropolis Bank
Kane
Dad
Winslow
Kanes
Harvard
Boston
Elsa Chase
Radox Footbath Claims Quick Corn Removal
An ad touts Radox footbath using two tablespoons in a gallon of water to lift corns and callouses after a few nights soaking. It says the solution softens outer layers and penetrates to lift the corn, claiming relief from pain and burning for tired feet. Decatur Drug Company/Grugstore carries the product.
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Decatuy Drug Company
Death of Mrs. W. G. Evans Reported in Memphis
Mrs. W. G. Evans formerly Miss Rachel Grizzard, born in Somerville Alabama, died in Memphis. Funeral arrangements place her in Birmingham beside her husband who died about ten years earlier. The community expresses deep regret over her passing.
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Somerville
Als
W. G
Bill) Evans
Memphis
Indiana Auto Fatalities Rise in First Half 1930
Indiana report shows 460 automobile fatalities in January through June 1930, up 24 from the same period in 1929, indicating a worsening trend in highway deaths.
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Indiana
Pepso-Ginger Digestive Aid Advertisement Ends Pay Promise
A Decatur Drug Co. ad promotes Pepso-Ginger to aid digestion after meals. It claims relief within two minutes, stimulates the stomach, neutralizes acids, and absorbs gases. If relief fails, the druggist will refund money.
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Decatur Drug Co
Two Boys Hurt In Auto Crash Near Flint South Decatur
Two young Tennessee boys were seriously injured when a car lost control on a curve along Bee Line highway near Flint south of Decatur. The Whippett sedan was badly damaged and the boys were taken to Benevolent Hospital for treatment.
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Flint
Decatur
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Benevolent Hospital
Cardus Stated to Help Back Pain and Build Up Health
New Orleans resident Mrs. A C Lighter recalls severe back and side pain with headaches five years ago. After using Cardus her headaches subsided and she felt better, later continuing the tonic for ongoing strength. She recommends Cardus to young women as a safe tonic sold everywhere.
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New Orleans
A. C. Lighter
Marais Street
Cardus
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