Fruit-a-tives: a fruit medicine for constipation relief
A testimonial from Mrs. C. C. Remington asserts Fruit-a-tives, a juice based fruit medicine, relieves constipation and bowel paralysis without pain or griping. It claims effectiveness after years of use, selling 50 cents per box or six for $2.50 with a trial size 250. Distributed by Pruit-a-tives Limited, Ogdensburg, N Y.
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Novi
Cotonano
Viensouver
Bb. C
C. C. Remington
Pruit-A-Tives
Hbimited
Ogdensburg
Australian election pits Hughes as voters decide fate
Melbourne voters tally the 16 December contest to return eight-year premier William Hughes and his coalition. The parliament lists Nationalists 37, County party 14, Labor 24 with 1M candidates vying for 1 seat each. outcome could redraw power in the House of Representatives.
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M. H. Hughes
Melbourne
Australia
Australian Commonwealth
W. M. Hughes
Powor
Sir Elliot Johnson
Labor
House of Repro
Graniteville New Years Ball Ad Rally
Local notice for Graniteville New Years gymnasium ball on January first. Event promotes a community gathering with date and venue details.
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Graniteville
Gymmasium
Jan
Moonshine War Ends in Menifee County Bloodshed
Moonshine war in Menifee County Kentucky ends after a week of clashes. Three prohibition agents were slain while federal enforcers report Robert Ballard, leader of the moonshiners, dead. Charles Ballard wounded. several Ballard relatives and others jailed.
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Lexington
Menifee County
Robert Ballard
Charles
Ballard
Albert Ballard
Joseph Clem
Willlam Ferguson
Henry Rotit
Manifeo County
Liquor Returned From Seized Vessel Near Three Mile Limit
A group of prohibition agents yesterday loaded 1208 cases of whiskey and twenty barrels of miscellaneous liquors onto the schooner Marion Moscher. The vessel, captured by the dry navy, was ordered released after officials said the seizure occurred outside the three mile limit prior to its sailing for St. Pierre, Miquelon.
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New York
Prohibition
Marion Moscher
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Moscher
Pockinillen
British Warcraft More Numerous in Cruiser and Submarine Counts
A Washington tabulation shows Britain with 45 first line light cruisers and 13 second line light cruisers totaling 200,480 tons, the United States with 10 first line ships totaling 75,000 tons, and Japan with 11 ships totaling 101,450 tons. Britain leads in first line actions and submarine numbers, while the U S holds more fleet destroyers at 290 versus Britain 170 and Japan 54, with future programs citing six British destroyers and none for the United States.
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Washington, D.C
Proas
House Appropriations Committee
Harding
Great Britain
United States
Jas N
Japan
Tn Reet Alllince
Bishops urge action to avert expulsion of Greek church head
New York on December 16 Protestants Episcopal Bishops William T Manning of New York and Thomas F inglor of Tennessee sent a joint telegram to Richard Weadburn Child American ambassador to Italy urging that steps be taken to prevent the expulsion of the head of the Greek church from Constantinople amid tension over religious and political affairs.
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New York
William T. Manning
Thoows F
Inglor
Tennessee
Richard Weadburn Child
Italy
Constantinople
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Rose G. Kuffe
White Plains
N.Y
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Montpelier
Barre
Montpelier & Barre Light & Power Co
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Samoset Chocolates
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Victor
Moore
Wahl
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Stanley Ferrostat
the Daily
Gillette Razors
Gem Razors
America
France
Roger & Gallet
Azurea
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Hudnut
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Talk OF
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Landera
Rogers
Werth
Littlefield Piano Co
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National Life Fms
Mutual
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Carte
At & Lewis
Adv
Pearl Street
Rufferd Jones
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Fulee
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Albany Business College
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Albany, N.Y
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Lucia
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