Nassak Diamond Tax Fight Highlights Antique Art Status
Washington court weighs if the Nassak diamond is a work of art or an antique artisan jewel. Customs duties were assessed as not antique, prompting an appeal to the U S Court of Customs Appeals. The stone’s history spans centuries, with roots in a Hindu temple near Bombay and ancient cave sites.
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U. S. Court of Customs Appeals
Bombay
Nassak Diamond Mystery Sparks Court Fight and Auction
A priceless Nassak diamond, 106 years old and valued at $114 carats, circulates through European and American hands in a historic chain from the East Indies Company to England and eventually the Marquis of Westminster and a New York firm. A pending court battle draws art dealers nationwide as owners fear unfair competition from loose entries used for manufacture. Local society notes mention Mrs George id and family, church services, Thres M's gathering, and residents leaving for Cleveland.
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New York
Spencer Pencer Apr 13 Social Highlights
Grandma Keifer of Elsie visited Mrs Sedie Geuit on Thursday. W W Bridges made a brief call on Earl Weidrick. Mr and Mrs Charles Taulor spent Sunday at Elyria visiting Ed Jeffries. Mrs Ford Dagieish has been sick this past week. Kenneth Gross of Columbiana Ohio visited Thursday to see his mother Mrs Luer Gross. Mr and Mrs Glenn Brouse of Lorain visited E M Brant. Ed Whieve had another bad spell Monday and Wednesday was taken to the Cleveland Luss eran hospital. Mr and Mrs Touby attended the funeral of Mr Touby’s mother at Morwalk. Mrs Elia Rumbauza of Lodi and Mr and Mrs Roger Oster of Mans- were noted among visitors.
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Elsrie
Sedie Geuit
W. W. Bridges
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Charles Taulor
Elyria
Ed Jeffries
Ford Dagieish
Kenneth Gross
Columbiana Ohio
Luer Gross
Glenn Brouse
Lorain
E. M. Brrant
Momcioner
Lugane
Dore Stuart He
Tus
B. L. Myers
Toubrs
Morwalk
Elia Rumbauza
Lodi
Roger Oster
Mans
Diseases Increase in Ohio Last Year
Ohio health records show 138,435 cases of communicable diseases reported in 1928, versus a five year average of 116,064. Only three common diseases declined from the prior five year period. Diphtheria totaled 56, and scarlet fever 10,371, rising from averages, while typhoid fever 1,495 fell short of the five year norm.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Health
Home visits and church event in Homerville area
The report notes several local visits and gatherings around Homerville including Mr and Mrs J C Brucher and family hosting relatives from Spencer Cleveland Asklaga and New York. Mrs Curtice hosted a Baptist ladies bake sale raising over five dollars. Rev George Su will deliver the sixth in a Lerten sermon series at the Lutheran church.
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Homerville
Litte
Roger Dobson
Spencer
Maller Creek
Wy Mies
J.C. Brucher
George Omerot
Cleveland
Barl Hirkpsiies
Alberta Sibrant
Asklaga
Mer
Wes. Coates
Carrie Omeraid
Organners
Frank Rehman
T J. Curtice
Pangits
Sue Toubry
L. A. Curtice Homsé Tais
Limm McKinney
Hornell
New York
Steyins
Ian Firestore
McWinnes
Aiva White
Elyria
Ara Woods
Ard
J. A. Bricker
Reuters
George Su
Lutheran Church
Warne
Studer
Caliece
Messier
Local Social News from Akron and Nearby Visitors
Miss Wretha Broeuse, clerking at the Firestone store, fills in for Nora Aldrich. Mr and Mrs John Garver of Ledi and Ed Parents with Ulara Woods visited this week. Rev Charles Hylen leads Evangelical Church meetings drawing good attendance.
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Wilbur Nico
Akron
Vess
Mildred
Cleveland
Chas Varent
Wretha Broeuse
Firestone
Nora Aldrich
John Garver
Ledi
Ed Parents
Ulara Woods
Apist
Cripple Expects To Throw Away Crutches Soon
Ben Dickinson of Geneva may walk unaided for the first time in three years after an operation at Suaz hospital in Cleveland. Doctors believe he will be able to walk before the months end, ending years of crutch use due to a knee injury.
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Ben Dickinson
Peten
Pigeon Owner Traced by Leg Label Found on Doorstep
Conneaut resident J Harmon found a carrier pigeon with a leg tag read Au 28 Seg 1347 from Syracuse New York. Harmon contacted the Syracuse chamber of commerce and the bird was claimed by J Schmitz after a loss last summer during a Cleveland to Syracuse flight. Experts note many men work in road construction.
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Syracuse
New York
J. Schmitz
Cleveland
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Doctors' Secret of Feminine Hygiene
An old advertisement touts Mu-col as a doctor recommended feminine hygiene aid used for 78 years in hospitals and offices. It claims ten fold strength, prevents trouble, disease, pain and odor, aids periods, and supports comfort and cleanliness with easy package directions.
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