Sargon Pills Restore Energy for Atlanta Worker
John B. Robinson of Atlanta says Sargon Pills revived his energy and cured constipation after illness while employed by Chevrolet. He reports liver issues resolved and better sleep, crediting three bottles for staying on the job. Rountree's Pharmacy is listed as agents.
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John B. Robinson
McDonough Blvd
Atlanta
Chevrolet Motor Co
Rountree
Capital wondering if income tax is to be higher in 1931
Washington reports concern over possible higher income tax rates for 1931 as prospective expenditures are seen to exceed anticipated government revenue. A temporary 1 percent tax reduction on 1926 incomes may lapse unless extended, with final decisions due in the fall.
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Washington
Treasury
Hoover
Farm Board
Mysterious poisoning claim kills four Chicago children
Four of six McKittrick children die in Chicago amid baffling poisoning. A fifth survived a blood transfusion as doctors, led by Health Commissioner Arnold Kegel, probe bacterial causes and possible food or water exposure. The tragedy occurs as officials inspect meals and play areas.
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Chicago
Benjamin McKittrick
Raymond
Evelyn
Paul
Donald
Arnold H. Kegel
Kegel
City Council Minutes Opened June 16 1930
The June 16 1930 council session led by Mayor Hall approved previous minutes and heard drainage needs for Nazarene church. Aldermen discussed a $2595 tractor purchase with credits, debt notes, and 7 percent interest. Finances requested a $5000 borrowing authority to cover current bills. Various license grants and department reports followed, with adjournment for three weeks.
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Hall
Williams
McGrew
Powell
Dobbins
James
Steyerman
Dixon
Nazarene Church
H. M. Moore
J. R. Klyce
J. H. Floyd
Stewarts
Toomie Davis
Rountree Grocery Co
Vereees
A. B
Milton
Sexton
Earlie Singletary
C. C. Pittman
Whitman Abducted and Dumped After Robbery Near Danville
Elmer J. Whitman nephew of Charles A. Comiskey and Chicago White Sox owner was robbed and forced from an abductors’ car eight miles from Danville Illinois. Police believe he was mistaken for another person and released after the error was realized.
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Chicago
Elmer J. Whitman
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Danville
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