Why Stay Fat You Can Reduce Weight With Tablets
An advertisement claims a tablet can reduce fat without dieting or exercise. It promises quick results and ease, claiming no extra effort is needed. The text urges readers to obtain a box for one dollar or send for price details from Marmela o. Bes in Detroit Michigan.
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Detroit
Michaer
Wong Alekee
Philippe Milk of Magnesia Foot Relief Ad
An old advertisement promotes Philippe Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for sore feet and itching toes. It claims quick relief from burning, raw skin and swelling by applying the product, urging readers to insist on the genuine brand at drugstores.
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Phil We
Magnesia
Los Angeles Dirigible Plans Bermuda and Porto Rico Flights
The dirigible Los Angeles will fly a second Bermuda round trip between April 16 and 22 and a Porto Rico trip between April 27 and May 16. After repairs from splashed anti freezing mix, tests occur April 10 to 15. The craft may moor to the tender Patoka near Bermuda before Porto Rico, with post flight measurements by the NACA.
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Los Angeles
Navy Department
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National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Bernice De Pasquale Buried in Wall Mass
Madame Bernice De Pasquale, famed American opera singer praised as the greatest singer and musician, was laid to rest in Wall Massachusetts today overlooking the Atlantic and her hometown scenes.
Interpreter Delay At Trial Over $5900 Accident Suit
Joseph Kepalesen, a coal dealer of Myrtle Avenue, faced Judge John W Banks in Superior Court with an interpreter unavailable due to potential bias. The trial proceeded in Laslish language as Kepareses struggled to understand and explain the incident in which his wagon struck Alice West on Main Street near Jimston Street, causing her injuries.
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Myrtle Avenue
John W Banks
Maurice Trosnick
Kenareses
Kepareses
Alice West
Connecticut Company
Main Street
Jimston Street
Yale professor urges singing to bridge gaps for peace
Professor Charles M. Bakewell of Yale told the Stratfield locas club that singing can unite people and curb hostility between nations. He urged empathy, unity with labor and unions, and warned against cynicism, citing long-term progress and a 5000-year claim that calamity moaning is not new. Al Menard played ukulele during dinner.
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Locas Club
Stratfield Hotel
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al Menard
Red Pepper in Gas to Prevent Gas Deaths
April 8 Baltimore report: red pepper derived tear gas component canal cum may be added to gas to cause severe tearing and coughing, forcing evacution. Capt Frank B Gorin of Edgewood Arsenal described experiments showing the pepper’s volatile oil can render gas dangerous, potentially preventing deaths from open or leaking gas valves.
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American Chemical Society
Frank B. Gorin
Edgewood Arsenal
Chemical Warfare Association
Arsenal
Garin
Beimg
Towing for Apples in an Old Orchard Prank
A fragment describes the ancient New Year custom of apple towling by youths called Howlers. They march with sticks and light a lantern, beat apple trees to ensure next year’s crop, then march to the owner’s home where a gossip or reefing awaits.
Count Karoly Greeted by Supporters En Route to Canada
Count Karoly and Countess Karoly entered Bridgeport en route from New York to Canada where he plans to tell a tale of lu naries. Supporters welcomed them at the Grand Central. A protest letter to the State Department opposes his admission. About 200 Hungarian clergy signed a petition for deportation. The couple signed books and received roses before boarding a Canadian Pacific train to Montreal.
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Bridgeport
New York
Canada
Lungary
United States
Wso
Sas
Rex Stephen Chemiczky
London
Washington
Montreal
Fareswell
Samuel Buchler
Count Karoly
Quebec
St. John's
N. P
England
Man Believed Head of Check Passers Nabbed
New York April. Harry Goldstein of Brooklyn was arrested on a charge of passing a worthless check. AG Garrison said he may head a gang that swindled merchants across cities for thousands of dollars. Goldstein and accomplices used checks on fictitious banks. Harry Stone and Nathan Rosenbaum, jailed in Boston, are said to be part of the gang, tied to a February 400000 dollar robbery.
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Harry Goldstein
Brooklyn
Garrison
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Monnay
Goldstein
Nigan
Harry Stone
Nathan Rosenbaum
Boston
Important to all Women Readers of this Paper
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble often mistaken as other ailments. Kidney health affects back pain headaches and energy. Prescription Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer is claimed to restore kidney function and offer a sample bottle by mail.
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Babarr
Binghamton
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