Indigestion Tied to Excess Stomach Acid Says Expert
A noted authority explains hyper acidity causes indigestion as undigested food ferments in the stomach. The remedy advised is four ounces of rad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acid and promote digestive flow.
Immigration figures show Germans host Russian newcomers
Between 250 000 and 300 000 Russian immigrants are now living in Germany. The count reflects postwar settlement patterns and ongoing displacement affecting families and communities across the country.
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The Golden Girl and the Wellington Marriage Plot
Grace warns Ilona about altered fates and parental pressures in Wellington, noting tragically influenced marriages. Ilona fears being led to the altar by Jimmie under family urgings, while Truda seems certain of good news from her side. The scene ends as Truda and Jimmie pass by amid gossip and suspense.
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Billy Whiskers Faces Constant Kidnapper Danger
Four friends struggle to outwit kidnappers who keep them chained and imprisoned nightly. The criminals profit as they travel the country with the animals, earning over a thousand dollars above expenses, while the captives scheme escape after escape that all fail.
Goats Perform on Stage Then Plan Escape
The captioned goat troupe entertains crowds with a Louis XIV pageant on vaudeville stages. Billy Bettina Stubby and Button endure tight costumes while the goats rehearse a long routine, tiring the animals and prompting thoughts of eventual freedom from their handlers.
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Russia News Costs 2000 Rubles Per Copy
A report notes the price of newspapers sold in Russia at 2000 rubles for each copy. The detail highlights high news costs amid current market conditions and consumer impact.
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Stewart Revival Opens at M. E. Church
Local notes report revival services at the M. E. church Tuesday evening and the fourth lyceum course presented there Saturday night. Athens visitors included Robert Seaman, Charles Norris, and Charles Townsend. Various residents move, visit, or host relatives as pipeline work proceeds and church activities continue with a boy’s class winning a gain contest and receiving a church basement treat.
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Guy Pierce
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White House requests $6,000 for families of Chinese killed
The White House sent to Congress a request from President Harding for a $6,000 appropriation to compensate the families of several Chinese killed in brawls in China by American naval forces.
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Great Britain Maintains Ambassadors in Twenty Seven Nations
Britain keeps ambassadors stationed in twenty seven foreign countries as part of its overseas diplomacy. The roster lists key postings and the diplomatic reach of the United Kingdom across Europe Asia Africa and the Americas.
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