A Well Known Ohio Doctor Praises Clear Complexion
Dr Edwards, a prominent Ohio physician, asserts most women can achieve a clear complexion with proper care. The item highlights rosy cheeks sparkling eyes and healthy skin as attainable traits.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1923
Page
3
Dr Edwards, a prominent Ohio physician, asserts most women can achieve a clear complexion with proper care. The item highlights rosy cheeks sparkling eyes and healthy skin as attainable traits.
New Kiwanis year set with a Snap program and budget system as President W L Pierce assigns committees for Program Attendance Reception House Finance Education Publicity Inter club relations and more. The club weighs raising dues to 24 a year and eyes new disbursement methods for receipts.
Max Neustatler and his wife were arraigned before Justice Buckley on a third degree assault charge filed by Joseph Hoffman. They pleaded not guilty with trial set for January 11 and bond fixed at $10 each. Also, Walsh and Roy Scott faced robbery charges continued due to the state attorney’s illness, while West, Jackson, and John Doe were charged with playing stud poker per Constable Reynolds and R. Pedersen. A card party was planned for Thursday January 4 at Sacred Heart hall and special turkey dinners were being served at Boulder Hot Springs.
AP reports on moves in Congress including a proposed reparations commission by Senator Robinson and a veto by Harding. Laws from the Civil War and Mexican War are debated with Mellon and Work targeted. Senate sessions address immigration relief and a shipping bill, while Upshaw probes high officials’ Prohibition enforcement. House moves on interior and post office appropriations.
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