Senate Shearer inquiry slows as Geneva testimony looms
Washington October 2. The Senate Shearer investigators pause their probe into the two year old Geneva conference amid an anticipated call for a new naval limits conference. The Senate is spurred by disclosures made in the inquiry.
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Washington
Senate Shearer
Senate
Vinol Promises New Life For Nervous Women
An old advertisement claims Vinol, a iron phosphate cod liver peptone tonic, helps cross or nervous women like Mrs N McCall feel better. It asserts the first bottle brings sleep, appetite, energy and a happier mood, with Vinol described as delicious and mood boosting.
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N. McCall
Mann Drug Store
Adv
Shearer inquiry delays as naval document probes wind down
The Shearer committee plans a general investigation of lobbying under the Caraway Resolution but postpones work as Prime Minister MacDonald visits Hoover. Witnesses discuss a claimed British espionage document, its handling by Shearer and Reed, and Navy intelligence disputes.
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Shearer
Judiciary
Norris
Nebraska
MacDonald
American
Hoover
London
Washington
William B. Shearer
Geneva
Navy
Allen
Republican
Kansas
Shortridge
Navy Department
Senator Reed
Missouri
Senate
Reed
Charlotte Hotel Concern Formed
New certificates of incorporation listed include The Rose Cliff Company Inc of Wilson to trade fruits and produce. Rose and Sands Incorporated of Reidsville in funeral directing. The Warehouse Storage Company of Tarboro to own warehouse property. The Charlotte Hotel News Association of Charlotte non stock to promote hotels. Wojax Company of Asheville general mercantile. Scotland Neck Peanut Company of Scotland Neck to deal in peanuts. Industrial Loan and Insurance Agency of Rutherfordton to provide general insurance.
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Raleigh
Rose Cliff Company, Incorporated
Wilson
W. R. Miller
W. R. McElroy
Waynesboro
Robert L. McElroy
Daytonia Beach
A. P. Sands
R. R. Saunders
W. D. Ross
Reidsville
Warehouse Storage Company
Incorporat’”n
Tarboro
Henry C. Bridgers
W. J. Thigpen
W. G. Clark
Charlotte Hotel Mews Association, Incorporated
Charlotte
Nonstock
W. O. Christian
F. Dorsett
A. W. Hartley
Wojax Company
Asheville
M. B. Parkins
J. H. Sample
Braxton Miller
Colorful Pots Invite Cheerful Displays
A description of vibrant flower pots suggesting painting them to match garden color schemes. Examples include a gaudy orange and black pot with ferns, beige green and peacock blue ivy pots, and bright flamingo or chartreuse oxalis pots for festive outdoor decor.
Jad Salts Kidney Flush Promises Quick Relief
An Adv cites Jad Salts as a cheap effervescent drink to flush clogged kidneys and ease bladder issues. It claims mixed grape and lemon acids with lithia stimulate kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent headaches backaches and sleeplessness. A local druggist reportedly sells many bottles to those treating early kidney trouble.
Mostly Easy Ones Puzzle Remains Obscure
A fragmentary word puzzle list appears with scattered clues and enumerations. The jumbled entries mix various definitions including animals, emotions, and actions, with sporadic numbers and vertical hints. The overall page reads as an incomplete crossword style puzzle section.
Stricter Health Laws Proposed to Guard Food in New Jersey
Health officer Dr. C. V. Craster cites a typhoid carrier who caused 35 Newark cases and 3 deaths, plus 72 state cases and 3 deaths before capture. Officials urge certification and partial exams for food handlers to prevent infection and raise community health.
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New Jersey
C. V. Craster
Newark
COSSEFARM RELIEF REPORT ON CHINA BORDER FLIGHT
Moscow reports Captain Dieudonne Coste and fellow aviator sighted over the Manchurian border on September 30 while Kirench denies they crossed Lena river. The pair in the plane Question Mark left with fuel for about 50 hours hoping to reach Irkutsk, Siberia, creating renewed mystery over their whereabouts.
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Moscow
China
Dieudonne Coste
Manchurian
Kirench
Lena River
Irkutsk
Siberia
Broadening Plans For The Future
Washington reports the Federal Farm Board expands to meet farm relief needs. A banking division handles loans from a 590 million fund while the cooperative marketing division shifts to the board. An education drive assists farmers in forming cooperatives as loans for storage facilities may follow.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Federal Farm Board
Agriculture Department
Hoover
Extension Service
Land Grant Colleges
Chicago
National Grain Growers Marketing Association
Color Coded Bags Save Time for Wardrobe Searches
Using distinct colored bags for party dresses daytime outfits and coats reduces frantic searching and nerves when selecting apparel. The system keeps items organized by color coded categories to quicken retrieval in busy moments.
New Certificates of Incorporation Filed in Raleigh
Round of filings lists several new incorporations across North Carolina. Tarboro firm Henry O. Bridgers and W. J. Thigpen form a company with 3600 capital. Rocky Mount merchants form Domestic Ice Company with five thousand subscribed. Reidsville jewelers Charles L. Tesh and Company Incorporated plan a 26000 capital. Winston-Salem laundry Hensel-Lane Incorporated with 150000 capital. Charlotte real estate firm Carolina Consolidated Company with 300 subscribed stock.
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Raleigh
Warehouse Storage Company, Incorporated
Tarboro
Henry O. Bridgers
W. J. Thigpen
Domestic Ice Company of
Rocky Mount
George N. Cooke
Elsie
S. Cooke
W. C. Price
Charles L. Tesh
H. A. Lane
Waldo Porter
Greensboro
R. R. Henéel
Winston-Salem
Carolina Consolidated Company of
Charlotte
W. D. Wilkinson, Jr
J. H. Wilson
F. E. McGlauhon
Hunter's Green Velour Hat With Satin Ribbon Bow
A hunter's green velour hat features one side drooping and the other flaring back for a soft facial frame. A green satin ribbon cuts through the flares and ties a small bow at the back.
Crossing Legs May Cause Temporary Palsy Says Mayo Doctor
Dr Henry W Woltman of the Mayo Clinic warns that crossing legs can press the peroneal nerve at the knee bend causing temporary paralysis and hinder leg movement. He notes leisurely middle aged persons are more prone due to habitual crossing.
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Rochester, Minn
Henry W. Woltman
Mayo Clinic
Oxford Graduate to Challenge 3200 Mile Transcontinental Record
J H Hanley, a young Oxford graduate, plans to drive a Bentley to beat the American coast to coast record of 3200 miles. The current trans continental speed record is 77 hours and 40 minutes.
Suez Canal depth deepened from 26 to 40 feet
The Suez Canal now reaches a depth of 40 feet after an earlier 26 foot benchmark. The adjustment reflects ongoing improvements to navigation routes, with no locks present in the canal system.
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Suez Canal
Sargon claims new cure for common ailments in 3 body systems
Science links constipation and related ills to three key bodily mechanisms and promotes Sargon as a bile-stimulating alternative to calomel. The article touts Saigon in the formula and highlights Sargon Soft Mass Pills as a main component, with High Point distribution via Cecil's and Mann Drug Stores.
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Cecil's
Mann
Sargon Health Cure Promises Wide Benefits in 1929 Prospect
An ad touts a 1929 formula named Sargon as a revolutionary health remedy. It cites claims about bile and liver functions, digestion, and eradication of indigestion and constipation. The piece credits Cecil's Drug Store and Mann Drug Stores in High Point as sources.
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