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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
7
An advertisement touts 8.8.8 as a vegetable drug that helps Nature build rich red blood cells and promote healing. It claims the product is easily assimilated, pleasant to take, and supports blood color and nourishment despite improving blood cell counts.
A grandmother narrates a family play where children imitate parent roles including mother nurse and father. The scene shows children acting with social polish and pretend headaches to avoid visiting Mrs Grayson. The piece suggests parents learn about their parenting by listening to children play and recreating household atmospheres at pele homes.
Boom Morrow praised by Stokes and Hibben as a presidential candidate amid Atlantic City references and New Jersey political history. Hibben notes Morrow as a favored son with a doctor of laws honor from Princeton, while Morrow expresses gratitude and pauses in speech.
The fourth bill faced opposition from the wet bloc and some dry members as unconstitutional and unwise. It failed to return to conference by a vote of 225 to 157, then passed 218 to 117 with many city Democrats joining administration Republicans. The bill was amended to let commissioners handle petty offenses under all federal statutes, not only prohibition laws, and to limit appeals and trials for pleas of not guilty.
Mike Gozic, Fimington district constable, arrested Wednesday on a criminal assault charge, was arraigned in Squire Wittman s court but the case was continued to Saturday June 14 due to a necessary absence. he was released on bond.
Bebe Daniels headlines Love Comes Along a romantic South Seas drama at the Opera House tonight with Loyd Hughes and Montague Love. Rupert Julian directs this first sound-picture outing, featuring Daniels at top form with songs and emotional depth, followed by Rio Rita on Saturday.
Charleston dated report shows a May cash balance decrease of 1,016,531.16 dollars in the state treasury. May 31 balance stood at 16,908,765.90 dollars. Investments totaled 25,933,400 dollars, including workmen's compensation reserve 17,808,200 and school fund 998,400. Overdraft of 276,357.27 dollars appeared in the state operating expenses fund. Other fund balances listed include state fund steel 313,205.79 and road fund 249,508.91.
Police traced a plan by suspects to assassinate Prank Chin, a Chin Oak Tin Tong representative. In New York Ha Gong, 25, a Chinese waiter, was shot by two men near his door. two revolvers were found. Encounters also reported in Newark and Boston with Hip Sing Tong activity drawing police attention.
Judge Hugo Pain of the superior court died recently in New York before inheriting a quarter share of a $2,500,000 estate. His will, filed for probate, disposes of an estate of $40,000. Judge Pain and three sisters are named beneficiaries of their brother Max’s estate, with the trust lasting five years. June 17 marks the trust’s expiration.
The Vatican lodges a complaint about interference in religious affairs by Lord Strickland, accusing him of backing an Italian party in Malta. A May 28 assassination attempt targets Lord Strickland by a young Nationalist, signaling deep political strife in the island’s life.
In Dearborn Michigan auditors hired by Ford Motor Company conclude the Fordson district budget was padded by about $200,000 for 1929 to 1950. The report criticizes high school purchases such as waste baskets at 26 dollars each and walnut cook racks at 22 dollars plus 158 dollar book cages per shelf and coal usage questioned. Henry Ford once served on the school board but was removed for nonattendance.
Washington reports Mrs Hoover plans a weekend trip to the presidential camp in Virginia for a summer outing. The first lady, long confined to the White House, will attend the weekend lodge event, which has previously been a male gathering.
Mrs John Dean of Morgantown recounts relief from misery after using Konjola. She suffered from stomach distress headaches and bilious spells before a bottle brought recovery and appetite, with a second bottle increasing relief. Konjola targets stomach liver kidneys and nerves with six to eight bottles claimed. Sold in Grafton and by local druggists.
New York June 2 filing of a suit for divorce by Mr. Foley Harriman against John Harriman, son of Oliver Harriman and nephew of William K. Vanderbilt, was made public today. The complaint alleges misconduct, disclosed as an order was opened by the Supreme Court.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to CourtSustice Valentine and the Harrimans dealing with registration. Mentions Clarke Hotel Drake Chicago and a Park Avenue home, with a date around October 12, 1927. Includes stray pricing and store name hints but no clear outcomes or actions.
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