Mail swindlers prey on public with old and new ruses
The fourth Enter prise series piece outlines varied schemes run via mail to seize money from gullible victims. It cites Hartzell’s false estate claim, Spanish prisoner tricks, chain selling scams, and unsolicited merchandise sends. It notes legal actions, victims in the Midwest and California, and warnings from the National Better Business Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Paul Harrison
NEA
New York
Postal Service
England
Oscar Merrill Hartzell
Iowa
Sir Francis Drake
U. S
Hartzell
Middle West
South Dakota
Minnesota
Texas
King George
California
Pon
National Better Business Bureau
Edward L. Greene
Pay Cuts Averted As Railroads Consider Wage Pause
Washington reports indicate railroad managers may drop plans for a 12 percent November wage reduction amid talks with Joseph Eastman. A six month status quo from November 1 is debated as the current agreement expires and negotiations continue with union leaders kept in confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Eastman
Transportation and Administration
Largest standing tree in the country spans 39 foot girth
A government biologist notes the tallest living tree has a circumference of 39 feet, marking a notable record for the nation. The specimen’s exact location is not disclosed in the report.
Purification Promises Health Through Calotabs Course
Physicians endorse perfect purification of the system as the foundation of health. The ad urges a thorough Calotabs course, taken once or twice weekly for several weeks, to purify the blood by stimulating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Packages sold at 10 and 35 cents through dealers.
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Uncle Sam
Horace J. Donnelly
Post Office Department
Gag
Spain
Mexico
Arthur M. Crapo
Andy Metz
East St. Louis
Southwest
San Antonio
Houston
Oklahoma City
India
Solar System
Washington
Eastman
SEARS
Resan
Polding
Aluminum
Satterne
Tad Odens
Meer
Sears Kenmore
Liberal Credit Plan
Kenmore
S, Roebuck
Beau
Ars
America
North Main Street
High Point, N. C