Drug Addicts Spark Fear as Liquor Vanishes in Boston
Boston authorities report a shrinking drug epidemic tied to Volstead Act effects. Sergeant Robert Caverly says about 2,000 addicts remain in Greater Boston with 80 percent of sellers also users. He proposes a Metropolitan narcotics bureau to centralize police reports and curb dope trafficking moving to suburbs.
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Paris arbitrators rule Black Bottom not exclusive to Salabert
Paris March 8 The arbitration court held that Black Bottom is a generic denomination not subject to exclusive ownership by M Salabert proprietor of France's largest music publishing house. The verdict rejects his claim that publishing the original in France gave him sole rights.
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Freezone Ends Corn Pain Quickly Without Irritation
A small bottle of Freezone sold by druggists promises instant relief for hard corns soft corns and corns between the toes and foot calluses with no soreness or irritation. The product is described as inexpensive and effective enough to remove all corns by applying a tiny amount and lifting away.
Symmetrical White House tree linked U S Russia friendship
The White House oak on the western terrace traces its lineage to acorns sent from Mount Vernon after a 1898 visit by H. J. M. to Peterhof. Secretary Hitchcock recounted the tale, noting Roosevelt planted the sapling with James Wilson as secretary of agriculture, symbolizing enduring U S Russia ties.
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Church Fair Prize Winners List From Raffle
Willis asks about prizes at the church fair. Gillis confirms winners: Smith the baker won bread, Jones took the stove, Perkins the farmer won a dozen eggs, Life the hardware man won a five dollar gold piece, and the bank president won Life’s prize.
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Mad Infatuation opens True Story April issue
The opening True Story Magazine tale follows a young woman who falls for a married man during a seaside vacation. She ignores the risk to his wife and family, leading to tragedy as she learns to love him and vows to pursue the relationship despite consequences. Page 51 invites readers to follow the series.
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Real Life Dramas in True Story Magazine April Issue
True Story Magazine highlights eighteen feature dramas drawn from ordinary lives. The April issue explores love, betrayal, fortune, and tragedy with vivid narratives and human tensions. On sale at newsstands for a quarter.
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