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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1930
Page
2
Dr. Gunnar Horn, leader of the expedition that found Saloman August Andree and his companions frozen in Arctic ice on Franz Josef Land, has returned to Tromsoe with the bodies after more than thirty years since the trio vanished during their failed magnetic North Pole balloon quest.
Dan Berry, a destitute shoe repairer with worn shoes and no money, answers a doorbell to find a book agent. He listens, signs the contract for twenty monthly installments after a sudden urge to live overtakes him, and leaves to continue his struggle.
In Oakland two about fourteen year olds, posing as bold robbers, demanded $5 from William Brown at Fortieth Street and Shafter Avenue. After inspecting the bill they laughed at Brown and threw him back into the street, claiming they were the town’s toughest pair.
Walter Rudolph, a Milwaukee man, admitted hatred of cats and was arrested after seizing a stray black and white cat and depositing it in a parcel post box on East Water street. Police intervened, bail was posted, and Rudolph paid a $5 fine plus costs after failing to appear in district court.
Berlin report states eight year old Erna Langermann died in a farmhouse blaze at Mueggelheim after grandparents rescued their cattle and escaped. Firefighters recovered only the charred remains of the child as the house burned to ashes.
The article promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as an effective antacid for acidity and digestive discomfort. It claims one spoonful neutralizes many times its volume in acid, relieves quickly, and leaves the system sweetened. It notes it is suitable for children and available at drug stores.
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