Diploma mill operations revealed at St Louis college case
In St Louis proceedings, testimony exposed how students obtained diplomas from the St Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons sans attendance. Dr Robert Adcox, a former solicitor, described an agreement with former dean Dr Waldo Briges that split initiation fees, with typical costs around 150 dollars and higher payments for those who could pay more.
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Death thwarts plans for 100th birthday celebration
Charles Nentwig aged 100 planned a 10th anniversary celebration of his life as he meditated on a grand party. He resided at 204 Piedmont Avenue and hoped to reach his centennial birthday, sharing optimistic thoughts with relatives before his death in Santa Rosa Hospital Wednesday morning. His family, including son Guan J Nentwig of 1834 Mowisna Street, memorialized the late grandpa in brief remarks.
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Diploma mill scandal looms as Adcox faces appeal
In the case tied to Volar Fen and Adcor the former business agent recalls students drifting away then returning for graduation or not at all while some were kept from graduating for years to force a better deal. Dr Adcox remains free on bond appealing a two year penitentiary sentence tied to his involvement in the diploma mill selling medical certificates.
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Mother Pleads for Missing Daughter in Texas Letter
A San Marcos mother appeals to Governor Ferguson to help locate her daughter Elton, missing since age five after being placed in a San Antonio mission and later moved to another institution. The mother, aged eighteen now, has searched for years and asks for a reunion by Christmas, saying she fears for her health and begs the governor to assist.
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Fire extinguised at Grand Central Station restaurant vent
Fire erupted briefly from a ventilator on the roof of a Forty second Street Grand Central Terminal restaurant. It set a waste paper stall in a storeroom below the Grand Central art school, but station staff quickly extinguished it before firefighters arrived. No panic or injuries reported among travelers.
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Reichstag Awaits Locarno Promises
The Reichstag will not submit Locarno treaties to ratification until allied pledges to Chancellor Luther and Dr. Stresemann are carried out. The move reaffirms the government’s stance not to seek endorsement from any party until the Allies implement demands on the Rhineland and Cologne evacuation.
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Conservatives Win Nicaragua Election Report
Nov 4 Managua notes conservatives won a national election with orderly conduct and no violence reported. The report cites unnamed officials and observers describing a peaceful process, amid references to a general political shift and international commentary on the results.
Missing Delaware party yacht sparks coast guard search
The Delaware secretary of state W G Baylor and two others aboard the Runny T left October 24 near Wilmington. Eleven days later a coast guard search off the Carsling coasts aims to locate the missing yacht with three men aboard as weather and sea conditions hinder progress.
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Emerald Gilbet Foot Pain Elixir Review
An advertisement claims Moone's sells a powerful foot care product named Emerald Gilbet promising to relieve pain and corn issues with immediate results. It asserts strong effects on swollen ankles and varicose veins and guarantees refunds if not effective.
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Sir Bache Cunard Dies Founder of Cunard Line
London reports Sir Bache Cunard, founder of the Cunard Line, died yesterday at the age of his residence in London. The news notes he led the company to prominence during its early years and shaped transatlantic shipping.
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Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound featured in letters from Milwaukee and Nebraska
Read stories from Mrs Brandenburg of Milwaukee who credits the Vegetable Compound with weight gain and renewed strength after years of weakness and back pain. Also Jean from Horace, Nebraska shares relief from backache and improved energy allowing daily chores and caring for a child.
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