Cough Syrup Recipe Promises Fast Relief at Home
The article touts a homemade Pinex and Sugar Syrup cough remedy claiming two pints cost less than commercial products and stop stubborn coughs quickly. It notes Pinex benefits and offers a refund guarantee, plus guidance to obtain Pinex from druggists or The Pinex Co. It also includes unrelated Boston news about ex Mayor Dr Samuel A Green recovering from a hip fracture and visiting a children’s ward.
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Boston Post
Glycol-Arborene Aromatic Elixir Promises Fat Reduction
An old advertisement touts Glycol-Arborene Aromatic Elixir as a scientific cure for obesity. It claims rapid weekly weight loss of five to seven pounds with home use after meals, urging readers to obtain the elixir from druggists and follow dosing steps.
Be Civilized Blackburn's Casca Royal-Pills Ad
Be civilized and recognize the truth to free yourself from constipation ills. Quit purging the bowels and nourish the bowel-nerves to exercise the bowel muscles. Purging drains fluids. the pills mildly nourish the nerves for a balanced bowel function. Blackburn's Casca Royal-Pills sold by druggists in 10c and 20c packages.
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Senators vote five to three in Lorimer case favor
The eight member Senate special committee shows five to three in Lorimer’s favor on the question of not retrying the election. The majority backs that the Senate once reviewed and declared the election valid. A motion to end the vote on the committee report tomorrow was defeated 5 to 3.
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Senate
Wisconsin Senator Stephenson Keeps Seat Amid Corruption Vote
Washington March 27 Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin octogenarian millionaire banker and lum ber man retains his seat. By a 40 to 34 vote the Senate declared his election valid and rejected the charge that 107 793 spent in the Wisconsin primaries was used corruptly. Twenty eight Republicans and 12 Democrats voted to hold the election lawful while eighteen Democrats and 16 Republicans voted to declare it corruptly obtained.
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Stephenson
Wisconsin
Senate
Parsons Defends in Restraint of Trade Case at Sugar Refining Trial
In New York on March 27 the 80 plus year old John E. Parsons testified for the defense in a government case alleging criminal restraint of trade by the American Sugar Refining Company. He described his conduct and claimed self possession as spectators watched in a crowded courtroom while the trial addressed the closing of Adolph Segal's Pennsylvania refinery five years ago.
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New York
John E. Parsons
American Sugar Refining Company
Adolph Segal
Pennsylvania
Note on Collateral Sale and Havemeyer Involvement
A letter from Segal to Parsons before collateral sale said he needed more time to meet the loan and claimed Havemeyer provided the money. Parsons rejected Segal’s plan to run the refinery at one third capacity, arguing it would be unprofitable and harm the collateral.
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Parsons
H. Oo. Havemeyer
Former Sugar Trust Counsel Testifies On Repayment Efforts
Aged former counsel for American Sugar Company testifies that the trust sought to recover a 1.25 million loan from Segal. He recalls warning Kissel against using company funds against the firm, and describes actions aimed at keeping the loan repayment on contract while Segal allegedly failed to meet promises.
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Gustave EB. Kissel
Pennsylvania
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Ballot outcomes show party splits on Stephenson-Borah ticket
The record lists how Republicans and Democrats voted for and against Stephenson and Borah in each pairing. It notes unrecorded and unpaired senators including Martin Swanson Virginia Taylor Tillman and Mr Stephenson who abstained.
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Princeton N J Postpones Baseball Game With New York U
The scheduled game between Princeton and New York universities in Princeton N J was postponed due to the field's poor condition today.
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North Carolina A and M Beats Lafayette 9 to 1 in Raleigh
The North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College defeated Lafayette College 9 to 1 in a baseball game played in Raleigh. The contest featured strong pitching and timely hitting by the NC A and M team, securing a decisive victory.
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North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College
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Yale Beats Harvard 4 0 in Muddy Cambridge Soccer
Yale defeats Harvard 4 to 0 on a muddy Cambridge field. Four goals came in the first half, Harvard held Yale scoreless after. Notable Yale players included Byng Lock and Weston. Harvard’s A Gay D Gay Hill and Williams scored the lone goals for Harvard. Referee A Williams. Time 45 minutes play.
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