Hines Granted New Trial In North Carolina Case
Raleigh February 19 The North Carolina Supreme Court ruled that an employer may disclose suspicions of business irregularity to an officer under qualified privilege in the Hartsfield versus Hines case from Lenoir county. Harvey C Hines sought a new trial after a 10325 verdict against T G Hartsfield for alleged slander.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Supreme Court
Hartsfield
Hines
Lenoir County
Harvey C. Hines
Harvey C. Hines Company
T. G. Hartsfield
Tom
W. J. Brogden
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted as world’s top laxative
A vintage ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the universal remedy for constipation. It claims 47 years of success, gentle action without griping, and safety for babies, with strong praise for its taste and efficacy for women, older people, and even robust men. The pitch urges readers to try the product at any drugstore.
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Dr. Caldwell
Wilson Baby Dies At Four Days Old In Colfax
Emma Katherine Wilson four days old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Wilson, died yesterday at Greensboro Route six. Survived by parents, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Bales, and grandmother Mrs. Emma Wade, all of Guilford county. Funeral at Colfax Wesleyan Methodist Church today at 1 pm by Rev BE W Jones. Interment in Colfax cemetery.
Thumb imprint on slave deeds in early Korea era
In ancient Korea around A.D. 800, buyers placed a thumbprint on transfer documents for enslaved individuals, marking legal ownership. This practice shows how groups defined property and reinforced bonds between masters and enslaved people through a tangible signature.
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Korea
Vicious Names in Chicago Mayoralty Campaign
Victor T. Hackler reports on Chicago’s three way mayoral race among William Hale Thompson John H. Lyle and Arthur F Albert. tactics include jackass parades, gang weapon displays and heated name calling as crowds tune in for the show. Anton J. Cermak seeks the Democratic nomination with little organized opposition.
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Victor T. Hackler
Chicago
William Hale Thompson
John H. Lyle
Arthur F. Albert
Dion D O'Banfon
Tony Lombardo
Alfred Lingle
Czar
al Capone
Enor
Gued
Ireland
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Gusto
Lyle
Albert
Charles 8. Deneen
Anton J. Cermak
Hopes Conference Will Open New Era For American Child
WashingtonFebruary 19 Physicians at the final sessions of the White House Child Health Conference medical section were urged by Secretary Wilbur to present usable facts from centuries of study for child care. He conveyed a message from President Hoover thanking the doctors, saying the medical section bears a unique duty to apply findings to protect children and to show what medicine can do for the child.
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Washington
White House
Wilbur
Hoover
Evangelist Under Bond For Criminal Assault On Woman
Rev. K. H. Turner faith healer and evangelist is under bond in Greenville awaiting trial in Superior court charged with attempted criminal assault on Mrs. Howard Smith. Turner had been conducting daily services and allegedly offered a ride to her work then assaulted her in a concrete area.
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Greenville
N. C
K. H. Turner
Superior
Howard Smith
Turner
First Black Forest cuckoo clock made in Schonwald
The first cuckoo clock, called the Black Forest cuckoo clock, was crafted by Franz Anton Ket oeee in Schonwald, Germany, in 1 e.
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Black Forest
Franz Anton Ketoeee
Schonwald
Germany
Caraway Accuses Critic of Drought Aid Race Misstep
The New York World cites Senator Thaddeus Caraway of Arkansas ending correspondence with a critic who he says was a negro. Oilman G. Halliburton of Fort Worth criticized Caraway and Joe T. Robinson over drought aid. Caraway’s February 2 reply claims white and black hungry sufferers were helped and urges the critic to confine letters to his own race. Halliburton called the reply undignified and insulting, urging retirement to private life.
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New York
New York World Today
Thaddeus H. Caraway
Arkansas
G. Halliburton
Fort Worth
Texas
Caraway
Joe T. Robinson
Red Cross
Senate
Halliburton
How to Get Relief From Catarrh Ady recommends Parmint mix
If you have catarrh or catarrhal deafness visit Manns or a druggist and obtain one ounce of Parmint Double Strength. Mix with a quarter pint hot water and a little sugar. Drink a tablespoon four times daily to relieve head noises and open nostrils. The remedy is easy to make, pleasant tasting, and inexpensive.
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Mann's
Ady
Landmark Burned Beaufort 8 A
The old Rhett home on the waterfront, a Beaufort colonial landmark, was nearly destroyed by fire in the early hours. William Rittinghuysen, Dutch native, and printer William Bardford, who started America’s first paper mill in 1690 on Paper Mill River near Philadelphia, are noted in the report.
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Beaufort
Rhett
William Rittinghuysen
Holland
William Bardford
America
Philadelphia
Administratrix Notice for Jehue Mullies Estate Guilford NC
Adminstratrix Della M Mullies calls all claimants to present claims by February 19 1932 at 804 Carrickstone Point Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors urged to settle debts promptly. Court-appointed attorney J Fisher signs as counsel. Notice dated February 19 1931.
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Jehue Mullies
Guilford County
North Carolina
Carrickstone Point
Della MU
Jehue M L. J. Fisher
Atty
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