Deep Sea Treasure Salvage and the New Diving Tech
Inventors worldwide race to develop submarines and pressure resistant suits to recover sunken gold silver and jewels from wrecks. New diving armor lights and magnet guidance aim to reach depths of 400 to 1000 feet, with devices including a hollow sphere with magnets and a drilling system to pierce hulls and tow treasure to safety. Historic wrecks off Spain England Wales Scotland and the Americas are cited as source of vast riches awaiting recovery, from 1502 Santo Domingo to the Titanic’s fabled wreck far below reach.
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Poeget
Snell
Lena
Getty
Mali
Delog
Ures
Demnaren
Christoper Cohembus
America
Peru
Mexico
Spain
Nicaragua
Tobermiaory
Vigo
South America
Yarmouth
Cuxhaven
Germany
Zug der Zee
Kong
Holland
England
Mirinyet
London
Natical Salvage Association
Sedfia
Naples
Mediterranean
Manzanillo
Canadian Pacific
Cumana Bay
Venezuela
Long Island Sound
Mid- Atlantic
Popular Mechanics
Good Road From Elkin to Statesville
Elkin Tribune reports a Statesville good roads meeting spurring a local road project. Workmen grade from Jamesville corporation line toward Statesville, reflecting community cooperation and belief that prosperity depends on better roads.
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Elkin
Statesville
Elkin Tribune
Corporation
Jamesville
Eryone
United States
Fifty Nurses Pass State Examinations
Ashville May 20 The North Carolina State Nurses Association held its final session this morning electing officers for the coming year President Miss Choonelleighs Greensboro first vice president Miss Mary Wyhe Durham second vice president Miss Rose Batterham Asheville treasurer Miss Constance Pohl Winston Salem secretary Miss May Walline Davidson. The officers with Miss Reese of Asheville and Mina Lowry of Wilmington compose the Board of Directors Invitations were extended by the nurses of Durham and Wilmington. The matter was referred to the Executive Committee.
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Ashville
North Carolina
Nures
Choonelleighs
Ghreensboro
Mix Mary Wyehe
Durham
Rose Batterham
Asheville
Constance Pohl
Winston Salem
May Wallime
Davidson
Mins Reese
Mina Lowry
Wilmington
Wilmwinee
Court adjourns after two blockading trials end in acquittals
Greensboro June 3 The first day of the June term of the district court of the United States adjourned after trying two blockading cases with no convictions. The morning covered court organization and loyalty oath to Leonidas Herbin. In the afternoon John Wall of Rockingham County was found not guilty after his defense portrayed a faded link to a moonshine operation. The second case, blockading against Ken Clapp of Alamance, also ended with acquittal.
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Greensboro
District Court of the United States
James E. Boyd
Leonidas Herbin
John Wall
Rockingham County
A. E. Holton
Coble
Wall
C. McMichael
Wentworth
Boyd
Ken
A Cracked Hickory Nut Reflects Local Tensions
A reader overhears a man disparage cotton mills while condemning liquor bans in town. He voices that mills dominate life and calls locals contemptible for opposing liquor sales, revealing character more than wisdom. The remark captures a clash of economic and moral loyalties in the community.
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Avuan
Most Prompt Cure For Bad Colds In Honest Ad Claim
An old advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a fast effective cure for colds. It promises relief and permanent recovery, pleasant tasting and non injurious ingredients, claiming wide world sales and natural action to clear lungs aid expectoration and restore health.
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Chamberlain
Bature
Cabinet members balk at $2,000 annual rent limit in Washington
Washington residents deride Vice President Marshall and cabinet members for pledging not to pay more than $2,000 yearly rent. Housing costs, opinions of Wilson Daniels and Bryan clash with real estate chatter. peers cite higher prices for accommodating diplomats and social duties.
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Washington
Marshall
Wilson
Navy
Daniels
Bryan
Allen
Ohio
Stephens
Alifornia
Green
Lowa
House of Representatives
Mann
Underwood
Murdock
Trustee's Sale in Mount Airy by 1914 notice
Public trustee sale in Mount Airy North Carolina to satisfy a debt of 9276 with interest. Trust deed from Dave Payne and wife dated 1912 conveyed property in Surry County near Pleas Payne and John Stevens. Sale to the highest bidder at First National Bank June 23 1914 at 1 p m for 14 acres in Mount Airy Township.
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Annary
Dave Payne
Wir
Surry County
First National Bank
Mount Airy
N. C
Payne
John Stevens
Ed Dalla
Patrick County
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