Edna Wallace Hopper Promotes Youth Creams and Beauty Aids
Edna Wallace Hopper describes how she became a famous beauty and maintained youth using a set of beauty products. She lists Youth Cream with lemon and strawberry, a facial cleanser, White Youth Clay, and Hair Youth, marketed through a business address in Waukesha, Wisconsin, urging women to adopt the regimen for lasting youth.
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America
Edna Wallace’ Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper
Waukesha
Wise
Alkali in Soap Bad for Washing Hair
Many soaps and shampoos contain free alkali that dries scalp and brittles hair. The recommended remedy is a pure greaseless cocoanut oil shampoo, inexpensive and long lasting. Use two or three teaspoonfuls, lather well, rinse easily, leaving hair soft and manageable.
Harding Urges Tax Cut Plan Amid World Uncertainty
President Harding pressed for reduced government expenditures and thrift, citing rising state and city costs from 1913 to 1921. He warned of growing public debt, urged citizens to spend less than income, and advocated an international court to curb war, detailing budget reforms and public accountability.
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Harding
Treasury
Census Bureau
America
International Court of Justice
Permanent Court of International Justice
Harding in Utah Promotes Tax Plan During Western Visit
President Harding toured Ogden and Salt Lake City delivering a tax policy speech in the Mormon tabernacle, aiming to reassure national prospects. He received a warm, bipartisan welcome from Senators Smoot and King, Governor Mabey, and local residents as he traveled through a fertile irrigation country.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Harding
Republic
Ogden
Mormon Tabernacle
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Salt Lake
Bountiful
Washington
Senator Smoot
Senator King
Governor Mabey
Mabey
Immigrants from Europe shift toward the south and east
In the last two decades immigrants from Eastern and Southern Europe have nearly doubled those from Northern Europe and the British Isles to the United States. Data show a notable shift in origin regions with greater influx from newer destinations in Europe.
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Europe
United States
British Isles
Lightning kills New York actors on Long Beach shore
Bert Savoy of the vaudeville team Savoy and Brennan and Jack G. Grossman, both of New York, were struck and killed by lightning while walking along Long Beach New York water’s edge during an electric storm. Two other men, R. V. Webb and John Haley, also of New York, were severely shocked and slightly burned but revived by physicians.
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Long Beach
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Bert Savoy
Savoy and
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Jack G. Grossman
New York
Savoy
Grossman
R. V. Webb
John Haley
Webb
Haley
Four Germans shot by Belgian guards in curfew area
Four Germans were killed and three wounded by Belgian sentinels in Buer Germany on Sunday. One shot by a railway sentinel and three killed in a patrol in a zone closed after the killing of three Belgian soldiers. The wounded were hit while walking after curfew.
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Associated Press
Buer
Germany
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