Dawes Explores Spanish Museums and Prado Paintings
Ambassador Charles G. Dawes toured Spain’s prehistory and natural history museums in Madrid, viewing top archaeological exhibits and private collections. He then visited the Prado to see Velazquez, Goya, and Murillo masterpieces, contrasting cave art with grand galleries amid claims of Spain’s rich prehistoric wealth.
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Madrid
Charles G. Dawes
Spain
Prado
Velasquez
Goyas
Murillos
Konjola Praised in Tennessee Woman’s Testimony
Mrs. Susan Hawkins of Bynington Tennessee offers a strong endorsement for Konjola claiming five bottles cured years of indigestion irregular bowels and weak kidneys. She credits the 32 ingredient medicine with improved digestion sleep and weight and notes it is sold at Main No 1 Drug Store in High Point and by local druggists across the region.
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Konjola
Susan Hawkins
Bynington
Tenn
High Point
North Carolina
Main No. 1
South Main Street
Plans Complete For Free Gas Cooking School Here
Arrangements for the High Point Enterprise Free Gas Cooking School are nearly finished with sessions planned for Tuesday to Friday at 9 30 am. The event features sponsors Clinard Milling Clinard Electric Rumford Harriett Hubbard Ayer's and others with demonstrations on cooking gas stoves electric appliances and modern cookery led by Mrs. Dull. Citizens are invited to attend daily lectures and bring notebooks for notes.
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S. R. Dull
High Point Enterprise Free Gas
American Theater
American
High Point Enterprise
J. C. Penney Company
Hutchens Department Food Store
National Food Stores
Rumford
Harriett Hubbard Ayer
Majestic
Eureka
Frigidaire
Kew-Bee
Deaths Rise From Speeding Says Auto Club
New York officials analyzed 100000 motor mishaps from last year. Deaths occur in about one in ten road crashes and speedsers face odds of one to fourteen point five. Risks from passing on curves, crest of hills, or wrong side are noted, with one fatality per sixty eight to thirty four accidents in some cases.
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New York
Augspurger
New York Automobile Club
Real Silk Mills Reports Full Operation and Dividend
Real Silk Mills Inc announces all plants running day and night. Directors declare a quarterly dividend of 1.25 dollars on common stock and 1.75 dollars on preferred, payable October 1 to stock of record September 12. Porter M. Farrell notes monthly gains over 1929 and expects continued capacity production in Q4 1930.
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Chicago
Real Silk Mills, Inc
Porter M. Farrell
County Supervisor Faces Murder Trial
A. Frank Pridmore, Greenville county supervisor, will stand trial for murder in general sessions court after fatally shooting Nick Sanders, a road engineer, on July 9 following a dispute over driving on a recently surface treated road. The case moves to trial next Tuesday.
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Greenville
S. C
A. Frank Pridmore
Nick Sanders
General Sessions
Pridmore
Sanders
Boys Will Be Pilots Say Famous Youthful Fliers
Eddie Schneider age 18 from Jersey City and Walter Bunker 21 of Maywood Illinois emerge as young aviation stars at the national air races. Cessna 23 from Wichita guides the era as the baby fliers showcase skill and daring with short takeoffs and bold landings. Eddie aims for fun rather than wins while father supports his growing flying career.
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Chicago
Eddie
Walter Eldon
Eddie Schneider
Jersey City
N. J
Walter Bunker
Maywood
Ill
Walter
Eldon Cessna
Wichita
Kan
Dean
Walter Brunker
Marcel Doret
France
Johnson immured farmer may be escaped murderer Columbus Hayes
In Superior Wisconsin authorities received a tip that Frank Johnson a recluse farmer who died in 1927 may be Columbus Hayes an escaped and condemned killer who fled a St Joseph Missouri jail in 1890 Hayes relatives Mrs Alice Parish of California claim Johnson is Hayes in order to claim a $20000 estate he acquired in Superior
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Superior
Wis
Frank Johnson
Columbus Hayes
St. Joseph Mo
Hayes
Alice Parish
California
Johnson
Kroger Sears Merger Link Denied by John M Hancock
John M Hancock, director of Sears Roebuck and Company and Kroger Grocery and Baking, denied reports that Kroger would run food departments in two Sears stores signaling a merger.
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New York
John M. Hancock
Sears Roebuck and Company
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company Today
Kroger
Sears Roebuck
Prohibition informer abducted by bootleggers in Tampa
A Tampa prohibition informer reports he was kidnapped by a bootlegging gang after being invited for a ride to a lonely house. He says papers were signed to smear others, a gang conference occurred, and he escaped in a hail of bullets after ten miles. He contacted C. N. Hall at dawn. two gang leaders were later arrested.
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Tampa
Fia
C. N. Hall
Prohibition
Hall
J C Penney Store Hosts School In Display Window
A school for children ages six eight and ten will be conducted in the display window of the J C Penney department store located at 130 132 South Main Street tomorrow afternoon from 8 to 5 local time.
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J. C. Penney Department
South Main Street
Heads Arkansas Drought Relief
R. W. Riggins announces a drought relief program in Arkansas with a new manager. A teacher will lead a class guiding children in singing and regular classroom work. If the first day succeeds, another session is planned for Saturday afternoon during the same hours.
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R. W. Riggins
Riggins
Icc postpones grain rate revision to January 1 1931
Washington August 28 The Interstate Commerce Commission moved the effective date of its grain rate revision from October 1 to January 1 1931 The delay postpones the new rates and the revision will now take effect at the start of 1931.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
History repeats itself in South Carolina primary
In Columbia on August 28 the Democratic Senate nomination went to a runoff between incumbent Senator Cole L. Blease and former congressman James F. Byrnes after 1,246 of 1,528 precincts reported 95,812 votes. Harris trailed with 34,311. Byrnes led with 81,272 and Harris was expected to decide the nomination in the second primary.
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Columbia
S&s. C
South Carolina
Cole L. Blease
James F. Byrnes
United States Senate
Blease
Byrnes
Leon W. Harris
Anderson
Harris
Olin D. Johnston
Enterprise To Defend Famous Yacht Trophy
Enterprise, smallest of four spring sloops, to defend the America's Cup against Shamrock V. Skippered by Harold S. Van derbilt, the vessel earned the duty after the New York Yacht Club committee selected her to uphold Columbia's historic rule since 1851.
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Enterprise
Newport
R. J
Columbia
America
England
Isle of Wight
New York Yacht Club
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Thomas Lipton
Keyboard with 7026 characters on Japanese typewriters
A historical note highlights that Japanese typewriters can feature 7026 characters on their keyboards, reflecting the extensive character repertoire used in Japanese writing, including kanji, kana, and punctuation.
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Dawes
Nca
Susan Hanains
Asheville, N.C
Asheville
THE
H. D. Saunders
High Point, N.C
Southern Railway System
University of Florida
Margaret Astings
Margaret
Svew Suyrna
Fla
Fue
J. C. Penney Store
Arkansas
Harvey C. Couch
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Harvey Parnell
Couch
S.C
Spartanburg
Ibra C. Blackwood
Johnston
A. Frank Lever
Lever
Blackwood
Ashton H. Williams
Florence
W. H. Keith
R. B. Herbert
W. W. Smock
Walterboro
John J. McMahan
James O. Sheppard
Edgefield
J. E B. Harley
Barnwell
Firestone
Firestore
Plate Sentinel
Duty rMail
Firestore Courier
McDonald’s
As Incorporated
Mac
Free Road Service
N. C
Sheraton Hotel
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