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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1926
Page
10
Lawrenceburg resident J P Nevins, a coal dealer and farmer, recalls severe monthly bilious spells with nausea dizziness and constipation before using Thedford's Black Draught. He says the remedy cleanses the system gives renewed energy and allows him to work twice as hard, noting it costs one cent a dose.
Federal Judge Runyon signed an order confirming the sale of Virginia Carolina Chemical Co assets to Virginia Carolina Chemical Corporation of Richmond Virginia for 18498 dollars.
Secretary Kellogg says suspension of the Tacna Arica plebiscite does not block U S mediation in the Chile Peru dispute. He notes complications do not constitute a barrier to ongoing efforts to reach settlement.
Lieutenant Commander Richard Byrd moves in from Washington as President Coolidge sends best wishes for the North Pole flight. The expedition aboard the Chantier will depart New York and reach Tromso, Norway, before heading to Kings Bay Spitzbergen for a hopeful 400 mile pole jump. Sponsors include John D. Rockefeller Jr., Henry Ford, Vincent Astor, and G Trubee Davidson with Rear Admiral Silas Bent.
An official note from the Duke and Duchess of Alba announces the birth of their daughter. They describe aspirations for a future fleet of twenty grand ships and sixty other vessels, signaling grand plans tied to the child’s arrival.
A dense assortment of word clues with many cryptic and straight definitions. Includes horizontal and vertical sections listing terms for anatomy colors notices and actions, plus references to sun god ages and kin terms as potential entries.
A man recounts tumultuous exploits tied to Dr. Edwin T. Osbaldeston and a half brother. He claims involvement in duels, a German guardsman romance, a theft scheme in Maione New York, and a 1902 fatal duel. Certificates cite a New York massage school and a third 1880 marriage. He lived in Asbury Park, kept a hotel, then a one room dwelling, and tended small gardens for schoolchildren.
Twenty four lawyers have been disbarred from practicing before the Treasury Department after an investigation into charges of collusion with employees of the Internal Revenue Bureau.
Arthur Shackles won on a foul call against Bert Colina of Cal in Mexico City. Enterprise seeks rapid results and outcome remains under review.
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