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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1930
Page
8
When you re dead tired at night and weary in the morning you can refresh at Jacksonville's matchless beaches. Enjoy golf, sun and sport, economical hotel and lodging options, theatres and shops, a cosmopolitan atmosphere, accessible by train or car from the Southeast.
In 1885 Louis Pasteur treated four American boys bitten by a mad dog, saving their lives with his rabies prevention method. Rabies deaths are rare in the U S but often deadly, so every bite deserves scrutiny. Catching and observing a biting dog for 10 days determines if treatment is needed, with facial bites posing higher risk.
Colonel William Bosco Thornean, 61, died at his Yonkers home after a four day illness from paralysis and pneumonia. He had mining interests in Montana and Africa, banking ties, and served as a director of the New York Federal Reserve. He supported Republican politics and diplomacy, with ties to Presidents Roosevelt and Harding. His brother J Edward Thompson traveled from Phoenix to attend.
A fragmented report details the Endur Range event with references to Vall Ba and ESTABIS. It notes late recording times, previous record comparisons, and mentions Walter Thonier and Albert as contact figures. The piece describes a crowd influx and mechanical activity around a rocketry or aviation display with a tense atmosphere and ongoing time checks.
A jumble of old broadcast listings details programs, orchestras, and radio anchors across multiple New York and regional stations. The fragmented OCR notes names like Floyd Gibbons and Don Birelow along with show times, dance orchestras, and choir pieces, painting a blurred picture of a dense radio day.
Chicago, June 28. Abe Fridstein, a contractor, meets Emanuel Stern who hawks a supposed food line that proves a telephone line. Stern pretends to invest 40 000 in Fridstein's business and to observe him for weeks. Stern makes calls. Fridstein learns of the ruse as a $150 phone bill accrues.
Williard Neve a 17 year old Savannah resident will represent Georgia at East Orange N J on July 26 in the national Edison scholarship contest. He beat 30 contestants in the state after written tests and an oral quiz. Clifford Witcher, blind student at Peacock School Atlanta, named alternate.
Abe Wridstein and Emanuel Stern were set to face a judge after a street confrontation at the famous State and Madison intersection. Wridstein alleges Stern assaulted him, while Stern counters that Wridstein started the fight.
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