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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1927
Page
20
Detective Stone fixes on Carmelita Waldon as the prime murder suspect in Folsom’s case. He reasons a woman may hide a knife in a bathing costume, notes Waldon’s motive and opportunity, and seeks her confession aboard Majusaca where she stands in a morning beach outfit.
An OCR fragment references Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic and its claimed effects on appetite. The text hints at a promotional tone describing benefits and consumer reception, though the overall passage is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
An advertisement claims Marmola Prescription Tablets cure fat by correcting a gland related to nutrition. No special exercise or diet is needed, four tablets daily for results. Marmola, marketed for 19 years, is available from druggists at $1 per box with an explanatory pamphlet.
For years Henry A Mayer a Gloucester grocer describes relief from varicose veins after using Rabalm. He reports intense pain relief and knotted veins diminishing with no recurrence after a year. Two sizes 50 cents and 1.00 sold locally.
London's Telegraph notes American enthusiasm for wireless trans Atlantic telephony surpasses Britons. Since service began 338 calls made, 125 from Britain. many initiated by Americans including bankers and Bankhead family. Prince of Wales reportedly declined around fifteen requests. Jack Hylton contacted a composer after reading New York jazz hit.
Washington March 14 AP formal denial from Secretary Kellogg that he or any U S representative instructed the Managua legation to back Adolfo Diaz or any other candidate for the Nicaraguan presidency.
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