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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1920
Page
2
Senator J. W. Good has filed for the Republican nomination for the Twenty eighth Senatorial district. A western Nebraska farmer and stockman, he is viewed as a substantial progressive neighbor who may win another term in Lincoln.
An American beauty writer recalls a New York specialist warning against harmful home remedies and urging care with skin and hair treatments. He lists common conditions and stresses choosing a reputable physician for personalized, safe home regimens.
A roundup item asserts that the red marks seen on Uncle Sam’s face are not birthmarks, presenting the point as a notable observation in the column. The brief emphasizes the distinction for readers.
The article notes an invention to photograph sound and suggests a thorough test during the campaign year, highlighting the timely opportunity for practical evaluation and public interest.
New York consumed about 596 million gallons of water daily last year and expects substantial savings this year by eliminating chasers. The effort aims to reduce waste and lower municipal costs while maintaining service.
In a moral brief, the text argues that wives refuse to share all of their husbands’ earnings believing the remaining share would be squandered. It notes wood alcohol as an unsafe substitute with the wrong kind of sticky effect.
A large natural ice harvest is reported suggesting ice prices will hold steady or rise by next summer. The note underscores expectations of continued supply constraints affecting consumer costs.
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