Olive Tablets advertisement claims liver bowel aid
An old promotional copy touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable laxative substitute for calomel. It promises clearer skin, brighter eyes, and improved digestion by stimulating bile, with no dangerous after effects and widespread sales.
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R. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Cattle Tests to Start Next Week in Athens County
Testing of Athens County cattle for bovine tuberculosis will begin next week after a conference with state veterinarian Dr. McCandless. County extension agent T. H. Johnson and H. J. Swayne noted enough dairymen petitioned for the test and a special veterinarian will be assigned. The Athens County Anti tubercular Dairy Association started the movement to eliminate tubercular cattle.
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Athens County
T. H. Johnson
H. J. Swayne
Cc. N. McCandless
Anti
Woman hotel owner found slain in bed in Butte
Mrs Christina Wilson widow of Butte was found murdered in her hotel apartment after an alleged ruse to show a room. Investigators report robbery as the motive with jewelry stock certificates and bonds missing. The killer used an iron pipe to strike then tied her hands and feet with ropes in hangman knots before fleeing.
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Butte
Mont
Christina Wilson
Andy Brown Files Late Tax Return In Comic Skit
Chicago report notes Andy Brown of the Amos n Andy duo filed a late income tax return with internal revenue officials. The spoof documents list a fictitious Fresh Air Taxicab Company and absurd figures, ending with a note that says we can't.
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Chicago
U.P
Andy Brown
Amos’n
Andy
Myrtle Tanner Blacklidge
Internal Revenue Collector
Fresh Air Taxicab Company, Incorporated
Amos
Cabs
Uncle Sam
Taft Will Leaves Most Estate To Widow
The will of William Howard Taft was filed in Washington DC, leaving the estate to his widow with few individual legacies. No overall value was stated and probate action is pending as a necessary next step in the legal process.
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Washington
U.P
William Howard Taft
Register of Wills
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Evening radio schedule with vaudeville acts and music
At 8:45 p.m. Natural Bridge Program features Famous Loves with George the Fourth of England in a romantic sketch backed by old world music. 9:00 p.m. Interwoven Pair Ernie Hare baritone and Billy Jones tenor with Will C Perry conducting. 9:30 p.m. Armour Program with herua and Josef Koestner conducting. 10:00 p.m. Armstrong Quakers Lois Bennett soprano Mary Hopple contralto and male quartet with Victor Arden conducting.
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George the Fourth of England
Ernie Hare
Billy Jones
Will C. Perry
Armour
Herua
Josef Koestner
Armstrong Quakers
Lois Bennett
Mary Hopple
Victor Arden
Stunning Big Easily Made The Athens Messenger Pattern
The Athens Messenger highlights a practical knitting pattern claim with simple steps and affordable 15c price. It emphasizes an easily made, eye pleasing design suitable for home crafters seeking quick results.
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Athens Messenger
Columbus Woman Blames Officials at Days Court Hearing
Mrs. William H. Alexander of Columbus testifies before the House Judiciary Committee accusing corrupt officials and a broad network of liquor interests for crime and lawlessness tied to prohibition. She chairs the Ohio Section of the Woman's National Committee for Law Enforcement.
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Washington
U.P
William H. Alexander
Columbus
Alexander
Ohio
Woman's National Committee For Law Enforcement
House Judiciary Committee
Sleeveless One Piece Frock With Short Jacket Promises Style
The pattern shows a simple elegant frock with inserted pleats and tiny bows on the bodice. Made from printed pique or smart fabrics like shantung jersey marocain silk crepe, the navy blue ensemble suits sizes 16 through 42 with yardage details and easy instructions.
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Shantung
Jersey
Seventeen pickets arrested at Tennessee gates
In Elizabethton Tennessee on March 12 police detained seventeen strike pickets before the gates of a local facility marking a tense labor dispute across the area. Officers reported no serious injuries.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
U.2
Miner on Trial for Electric Wire Death
Felix Marlatt, 31, a coal miner, faced trial in Coshocton Common Pleas Court for manslaughter in a case with no local precedent. Marlatt and George Harris were accused after Charles Newell, 27, died last November 10 from electrocution when a gate wire they allegedly connected to trolley power was triggered as he opened the gate.
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Coshocton
U.P
Felix Marlatt
Common Pleas Court
Marlatt
George Harris
Charles Newell
Warwick
Newell
Act of God Verdict Clears Matamoras Boy’s Fatal Crash
Archie M. Chapman died after his automobile struck a fallen tree on the state road above Newport last Saturday morning. A coroner’s jury ruled the death an act of God with no blame or responsibility attached.
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Marietta
Archie M. Chapman
Matamoras
Newport
Crowd Forces Release From Sheriff Custody
The Bemberg Glanzstoff Rayon Mills case shifted when a crowd of sympathizers removed the prisoners from Acting Sheriff George Townsend, taking them from custody.
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George Townsend
Hughes Rules Ohio Constitution Validity In First Opinion
Chief Justice Hughes read his first U S Supreme Court opinion upholding a provision of the Ohio Constitution as valid.
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Washington
U.P
Hughes
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio
War hero Col Barker killed in Ottawa plane crash
Colonel V V G Barker, credited with 56 German planes, was killed when a Fairchild aircraft he piloted alone crashed at Rockcliffe Airdrome Ottawa. The incident ends the career of a noted Canadian air hero.
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Ottawa
U.P
Col
Vv. G. Barker
Fairchild
Rockcliffe
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programming
The page lists late night radio segments incl Curtis Institute students recital at 10 30 p m New York Herald Tribune Observer at 11 p m Ted Weems Orchestra from go and from Chicago 11 15 p m Jan Garber and His Hollywood Orchestra 12 00 M Duke Ellington Cotton Club Band and 12 30 a m Midnight Melodies Ann Leaf with Stanley Maxted soloist.
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Curtis Institute of Music
New York Herald Tribune Observer
Ted Weems
Chicago
Jan Garber
Hollywood Orchestra
Duke Ellington
Cotton Club Band
Midnight Melodies
Ann Leaf
Stanley Maxted
Friday NBC schedule features Tea Timers and The World in Music
Program lineup includes Tea Timers at 5 30 p m dance band Old King Cole with George Mitchell at 5 45 p m stories and songs a 6 00 p m summary of NBC programs a 6 05 p m Black and Gold Room Orchestra directed by Ludwig Laurier and at 6 15 p m The World in Music hosted by Pierre Key.
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NBC
WEAF
Old King Cole
George Mitchell
Black and Gold Room Orchestra
Ludwig Laurier
the World In Music
Pierre Key
Evening radio program lineup of concerts and acts
A detailed schedule lists 6:30 p m American Home Banquet and various acts through midnight including Raybestos Twins Bonny Laddies with Lannie Ross, Cities Service Concert Orchestra with Jessica Dragonette, Cliquot Club Eskimos, Old Company's Songalogues, Alpha and Omega Opera, Mystery House melodrama, Vincent Lopez Orchestra and Phil Spitalny's Music.
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Thomas Hart Benton
Andrew Jackson
Johan Strauss
Frank Vagnoni
Raybestos Twins
Bonnie Laddies
Lannie Ross
Tenoor
Sam Herman
Cities Service
Jessica Dragonette
the Car- Baird
Rosarordon
Lee O'Rourke
John Seagie
Cliquot Club Eskimos Orchestra
Harry Reser
Old Company
Strin
Herbert Borodkin
Arthur Leonard
Alpha and Omega Opera Company, Inc
Tone
Clarence Wiliams
Eva Taylor
Alvin Simmons
Mystery House
Vincent Lopez
Regis Orchestra
Phil Spitalny
Evening radio program schedule from 6 to 8 thirty PM
Radio lineup lists Longine's Correct Time at 6, Whyte's Orchestra with Ballew, Literary Digest news by Floyd Gibbons, The Pepsodent Program with Almos and Andy, Wallace Silversmiths with Lewis and Salter, Stars of Melody featuring Astrid Fjelde and Judson House or Walter Preston, The Pickard Family southern folk songs, May Singhi Breen and Peter Rose with ukulele and piano.
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NBC
WJIZ
Longine
Whyte
Ballew
Floyd Gibbons
Almos
Andy
Wallace
Wallace Silversmiths Program -Welcome Lewis
Harry Salter
Stars of Melody
Astrid Fjelde
Judson House
Walter Preston
George Dillworth
Pickard Family
May Singhi Breen
Peter Rose
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Emerges as Popular Laxative
The piece profiles Dr Caldwell who rose to prominence after a single prescription became famous. It notes forty years of demand for Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, distributed widely through drug stores. It claims the product is the world’s most popular laxative, made from herbs and pure ingredients, and suitable for both adults and children.
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Percen
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Pepsin Ag
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