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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
2
During dinner at the winter home in Miami Florida a burglar took Mrs Joyce’s jewelry valued at 250000 dollars from the Joyce family. Mrs Joyce was formerly Mrs Edward Esch wife of a Chicago automobile dealer who had sued Joyce for 500000 dollars alleging an affair.
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote depicts a richly dressed woman accused of bootlegging and mocked for her appearance and presumed lavish lifestyle. The dialogue questions her legal representation and courtroom presentation while noting the charge.
A Richmond Times Dispatch item recalls a pharmacist joking with an apprentice about medicine labels. The druggist suggests labeling fever remedies oddly and jokingly notes the patient has chills, not fever, prompting a playful exchange about labeling Take Before Shaking.
On Maxwell Street Chicago immigrants sell rubles for the dollar hoping the currency will rise. Thousands buy rubles at low prices alongside Polish marks and Austrian kronen offered at reductions. Traders expect future gains as exchange values shift.
Researchers at Liverpool University report synthetic sugar from formaldehyde is not yet a market product but opens a promising research field. They produced glucose in syrup form but sunlight both creates and decomposes the sugar, so finding a way to halt the rays after sugar forms would determine commercial viability.
William B. Stout of Detroit unveils the first all metal aircraft built from a duralumin alloy. The secretly tested monoplane carried about two tons at 113 mph under navy and Detroit scrutiny. Public details are withheld for military reasons as a commercial venture forms around the design.
Arthur Teague of Fairmount Georgia announces he will run for president in the next election. He says he will not seek party sponsorship and will campaign independently on the Prohibition ticket.
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