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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1928
Page
11
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A sharp personal letter from Ruth Dewey Groves to Marye accuses her of masking a motive behind limiting Norman's attention to Florence. The writer mocks Marye's moral stance, questions her remedies for Alan, and suggests the family should mend the rift with care for Alan during illness.
Advert says Capudine gives quick safe relief for nerve pains and headaches by soothing nerves without opiates. Liquid form acts faster than tablets or powders and is available at drug stores for 30 cents or 60 cents.
Charles A. Wrenn 74 of Chantilly Virginia died in Garfield Hospital from injuries after a fist fight on a Virginia road with Edmunds of Chantilly. Edmunds is jailed in Fairfax charged with assault. Wrenn was found by deputy sheriffs Carr and Cockrill and Ed munds was arrested nearby after the clash.
The article notes that the human heart weight ranges from eight to twelve ounces, illustrating natural variation in organ size.
An Atlantic City man gained 28 pounds after eight weeks on McCoy's Tablets and a thin woman added 15 pounds in five weeks. A Alabama woman reports her weight rising from 109 to 125 after three doses. The ad promises a money back guarantee if 6 pounds or more are not gained after four boxes or two bottles.
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