Parisian In Longer Skirt Than San Francisco Girl
Gustav Wolf from California notes fashion contrast with Parisiennes while touring Paris. He claims American styles would still fall short by yardstick though Paris remains gay and lively with no closing hours. Also mentions past liquor trade before Prohibition and social politeness toward visitors. Cherokee reports on Ed J Elfrink restoring horsepower for 53 years with 562,000 shoes tied to 138,240 horses.
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Paris
San Francisco
Gustav Wolf
Out West
France
London
Rue de la Paix
Mr. Wolf
Cherokee
Ed. J. Elfrink
Danderine Hair Care Featured By New York Model Marion Dahl
A New York City model Marion Dahl of Brooklyn praises Danderine as the hair care method behind glossy locks. She claims it softens wiry hair, freshens the scalp, removes dandruff, and adds lasting shine, with 35-cent bottles available at drug stores.
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New York City
Marion Dahl
Clarkson St
Brooklyn
Miss Dahl
New York
Catherine
Wyandotte City Council Weighs Dog Fight Plea
John Campbell petitions Wyandotte city council to shield his 10 year old dog from a younger neighbor’s dog that has been beating it. The council discusses legal scope and refers the issue to the city attorney for an opinion.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Wyandotte
John Campbell
Best Sellers List From The United Press
The Baker & Taylor compiled ten top titles for wholesale buyers. Highlights include Wild Horse Mesa by Zane Grey and Old Pybus by Warwick Deeping, with prices listed from $2.00 to $5.00 and publishers such as Harper, Knopf, and Harcourt-Brace.
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United Press
Baker & Taylor Co
Zane Grey
Harper
Warwick Deeping
Knopf
Grace L. Hill
Lippincott
Vina Delmar
Harcourt-Brace
Cosmo Hamilton
Putnam
Does Woman Pay Not Enough Claim
London report notes Comtesse Eileen de Armil urged equal sharing of expenses at a Useful Women association meeting. She argued boys often pay when unable to afford it and sometimes skip meals to fund the outing, while girls may earn as much or more.
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United Press
London
Comtesse
Eileen de Armil
Useful Women Association
K. L. Smith Named Grand Patriarch of Colorado Odd Fellows
K. L. Smith of Colorado Springs was chosen as the new Grand Patriarch at the 61st Grand Lodge Encampment in Sterling Colorado. Other officers elected include R. G. Dempsey of Greeley Grand High Priest Ira D. Rambo Pueblo Grand Senior Warden J. M. Norman Denver Grand Scribe Sam Koenig Golden Grand Treasurer Thomas Mason Durango Grand Senior Warden P. J. Porter Grand Marshal Lee Jamerson Grand Inside Sentinel E. D. Marshal Grand Outside Sentinel J. M. Norman Denver and C. H. Nelson Grand Junction Grand Representatives.
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United Press
Sterling Colo
K. L. Smith
Colorado Springs
The
Colorado Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
R. G. Dempsey
Greeley
Ira D. Rambo
Pueblo
J. M. Norman
Denver
Sam Koenig
Golden
Thomas Mason
Durango
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin: Oldest Popular Laxative
In 1875 Dr Caldwell sought gentler constipation relief. He published Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in 1892, a liquid vegetable laxative marketed for women children and elderly. It became the world’s best selling laxative with millions of bottles yearly used for headaches biliousness indigestion and cold symptoms.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Indictment Lost Delays Case Two Years
John Reagan of Galveston county was convicted of aggravated assault and sentenced to six months in prison and a $250 fine for an October 7 1926 attack. The case, delayed over two years, arose after the original indictment was lost and only became known when attorneys argued the case in July 1927. The verdict was affirmed by the Court of Criminal Appeals.
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Associated Press
Austin
John Reagan
Galveston County
Court of Criminal Appeals
Reagan
F. Benavides
Girl hired to cook for booze makers held
DENVER October 18. Fred Reger found guilty by jury in U S district court of possession and manufacture of whisky. He was sentenced to nine months in county jail. Co defendant Frank Martin acquitted. Betty Gray 18 testified that Reger hired Gray to cook meals for the ranch outfit. Officers seized 300 gallon still 6000 gallons of mash and 60 gallons of whisky on a ranch near Colorado Springs and a truck laden with whisky at Castle Rock. Charges against Gray probably dropped. Underwear for winter at Junkin's.
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United Press
Denver
Fred Reger
U. S
J. Foster Symes
Frank Martin
Betty Gray
Colorado Springs
Misa Gray
State Teachera ® College
Greeley
Reger
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Curtis
Charles Curtis
Chicago
Tsianina
Muskogee
Oklo
Senator Curtis
Young Canine
John Brown
Stephen V. Benet
Doubleday Doran
Edna St. V. Millay
Eugene O'Neill
Boni and Liveright
Paul de Kruif
Goethe
Emil Ludwig
Colorado
C.C.F
Hallowe’en
Fixin
Dennison
Ll Taylor
Quesurcee
Drop
P.O
Junkin's
Mme, Chernoff
Mme Chernoff
Mme. Chernoff
Cherne Jeauty Product
Cincinnati
S Generous
Chernoff Beauty Products, Inc
Ohio
Nachman
Green Bros. Furniture CO
Palo Duro Furniture CO
Good Furniture
Panhandle
Anderson Mattress Factory
N. Tyler
Castle Rock
Junkin’a
Firestones
Louris H.smite
Firestone
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