21 Aug 1928
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1928
Page
1
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A New York psychologist discusses Smith and a syntonie type amid concerns over debate and acceptance speeches. The piece references Senator Robinson and the Lauder home Tightnabruaich Greenwich Conn naming a Scotchman, with notes on politics, newspaper fashion, and a British target ball proposal.
Fragmented garbled text references killers and a city, mentioning a drug of victory sold by a manufacturing company. The passage hints at fear of murder via poison or weapon, with scattered phrases about enemies of mankind and spraying vapors, but contains no clear event, date, location, or identifiable persons.
American geologist Manx Morendhy found oysters near Namaqualand containing diamonds, suggesting a volcanic pipe of diamond-bearing clay beneath the coast. The find makes Namaqualand coast one of the richest diamond fields, with prospectors able to haul thousands daily, under armed patrols and two claim permits granted to Merensky.
Aug 21 report states Shulle United Five Gent to BM Stores expands into women wardrobe field via acquisition of Miller, Inc. Miller Company reorganizes with $6,000,000 capitalization. Operation extends to Kinementa and Hovan Cloota lines. new corporation chaired by David Miller, former Miller president.
Aug 21 Buenos Aires reports oil land borders face a fight with a rigid government monopoly as deputies approve measures to formalize oil producing areas. Senate expected to back the move. President-elect Irigoyen allies push for free access to petroleum funds. Salta governor urged action. The piece also notes a skincare tip about softening blackheads with cold cream.
A jumble of phrases references radio pictures boxing governors bridges and thefts including Tunney, Al Smith, a new Ambassador Bridge, Saratoga county, Newport, and a mismatch of stray lines about lost plaques and watches. The readable content hints at varied 1930s era topics without coherent narrative.
Fragmentary Aug 211 report notes alleged claims that government agents abducted Blackmer's secretary May Ara Tohinpoon. Officials deny involvement, while attorney Ian Sulloway says he heard nothing of the occu mation and Denver ties are noted. Chief Moran declines comment.
Aug 21 New York reports from unquestioned authority sources that Colonel Herbert M. Lehman, director of finance for the Democratic National Committee, is positioned for the New York governorship. Lehman, long a confidant of Governor Smith, helped run his 1936 re election campaign and a surge of support is expected for his presidential bid.
About a hundred British miners facing unemployment traveled through Quebec over the weekend en route to harvest fields in western Canada. The group aims to find work harvesting crops and rebuild livelihoods after job losses.
President Coolidge accepts Hoover’s resignation and names William W. Whiting of Holyoke Massachusetts as the new Secretary of Commerce. Whiting, about 65, long a political ally, arrives in Superior to take oath and will head the department after a career at the Whiting Paper Co. Hoover’s telegram praises his administration and extends best wishes for the broader field ahead.
New York August 2 Democratic party leader John A Rinkob calls all qualified voters to express their voting privilege this year In a statement he says the future of America depends on citizens voting He notes the 8545 000 000 invested in the last presidential election and urges turnout to safeguard democracy
Adolfo De La Huerta, former provisional president of Mexico, says his return hinges on a message from Mexico City. He denies plans for another provisional presidency and cites negotiations by friends of both him and President Calles to stabilize Mexico amid chaos. A separate recipe note mentions substituting brown and confessioner's sugar for granulated sugar.
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