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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1927
Page
8
Mia Edd Burton of Depew Oklahoma describes six years of severe pain cramps and nerves and credits Cardus as the turning point in her recovery after months of treatment. The ad notes Cardus available at all drug stores and frames her improvement as a lasting cure.
In Leningrad last night, two strangers hurled bombs into a business club during a Communist Party debating meeting. Twenty six people were seriously injured and hospitalized, with several others mildly hurt. The hall and building suffered heavy damage as militiamen contained a fire. The attackers fled firing revolvers.
Three bob haired young women on the staff of treasurer D. Dishman at the Kentucky state capital handle all bills and financial affairs. Miss Tommye Veal plans a political career and aims to be state treasurer. Miss Rose Mary Kaufman envisions a practical independent life. Mrs. Cecil B. Montgomery writes checks totaling 27 million dollars yearly and hopes to be an ideal housewife after her marriage to a University of Kentucky football star.
Memphis hosts the 11th Kiwanis annual convention with Rev. William J. Johnston urging 100000 members to study legislation and act on social issues. Delegates discuss 1928 city for next convention and feature Bobby Jones and Watts Gunn in a charity golf exhibition at Colonial Country Club.
Postmasters urged to inform every mailer of an air mail greeting to Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh arriving in Washington by June 13. Citizens may send a 10 cent greeting via air mail to be delivered with special handling. Letters should be addressed to Capt. Lindbergh c/o Postmaster General Washington D C with air mail postage and marked Via air mail only.
Local forecast calls for thundershowers tonight and Thursday. Observations show 1 pm readings with mean temperature today at 74 degrees. Winds east at 5 mph. Rainfall for past 24 hours 0.22 inches and since month start 0.25 inches. Weather office note by Meteorologist O. M. Hadley.
The Polish Foreign Minister Aleski sent a strong message to the Soviet Foreign Office over the Volkoff murder. Soviet official Oulmanoff has been named charge d affaires ad interim as part of the ongoing diplomatic exchange.
The Polish minister in Moscow M Patek condemned the murder of Volkoff Soviet minister to Poland in Warsaw. He urged a vigorous police investigation and punishment. Moscow protested saying Poland bears responsibility and denounced the act as a dangerous attack on Soviet diplomacy.
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