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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1922
Page
2
New York reports a shift in allure as blondes rise while brunettes fade in public fascination. Jeanne Eagles a Broadway blond notes charm comes from temperament, not hair color, and Dr. S A Tannenbaum counters that history shows equal appeal for both hair colors.
Governors from multiple states gathered with President Harding to discuss prohibition enforcement and the future of national law. Points ranged from opposition to modifying the Volstead Act to calls for better state cooperation, with Maryland's Ritchie dissenting.
A nineteenth century remedy advertises 666 as a fast cure for colds gripe biliousness headaches and related ailments. The brief notice urges readers to use the preparation for temporary relief and general health support.
Washington December 19 hearings on rural credits legislation before the senate banking committee neared conclusion. Members predicted a comprehensive bill with farm relief features now pending would be ready for submission to the senate early next week.
Hollywood star Wallace Reid is severely ill with influenza at a Hollywood sanitarium after a three months illness. Two physicians said on Monday the ailment is not due to alcohol or narcotics, and Reid's condition improved after initial critical status ten days ago.
Doctors who requested anonymity praised a patient who battled illness and fever, describing the recovery as amazing and noting his life was saved by swift care. The physicians emphasized the ordeal tested medical limits and resilience.
Washington Dec 19 The Federal Judge Hand decision held that foreign vessels cannot bring intoxicating liquor into U S territorial waters and attacked as contrary to immemorial usage and unwarranted by any present law in brief for foreign lines and has been filed in the Supreme Court by former A G Wickersham
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