Tiz Eases Fatigued Feet and Sore Bunions
An old fashioned ad touts Tiz as a remedy for tired, swollen feet and aching toes. It claims instant relief from soreness and pain in callouses and bunions, promising looser shoes and happier feet through a drugstore purchase.
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Fragmentary OCR notes mix dates and places across regions
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered dates and place names including Newark Southampton Glasgow and Trieste. The stream of terms appears as an unreadable collection of months days and initials with no coherent event or report.
Government Loses 265000 Suit in Import Rebates Case
The U S government lost a 265000 suit over import rebates for cartridge shipments. Judge E S Thomas presided as Roth interests challenged whether the government met proof requirements for eligibility. Attorneys Frank Carstapied Gail Whitney Mars Stoddard debated verification of import export figures and article-specific proof.
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Freckles Removal Product Promises Money-Back Guarantee
An advertisement touts Othine for freckles with a money-back guarantee if it fails. It promises faster results with densis strength and claims light freckles may vanish after initial applications.
Shorter Hours Opposed by Paper Manufacturers
New York April 1d4 An article notes a resolution by the Am Paper and Pulp Association opposing unduly shortened working hours while demanding higher wages. It cites rising costs and industry declines, and praises railway executives for economical operation. Officers elected include W. Kuybold and Henry W. Hadelphia among others.
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Memorial Day Observance Plans Stir City Council
City officials and the United Malmatio Societies plan a Memorial Day parade with a formal program and band participation. Alderman Baker notes a need for proper marching and placement of bands to avoid past disruptions. Henry J. Seeley is named parade chairman with May 11 set for committee meetings to settle routes on State Street and Park Avenue.
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Hart ford Lady Recovers One Arm From CINOT Testimony
Mrs. BL Bansler of 50 Lesth Street Hartford tells how CINOT restored her after years of pain and disability. She describes severe suffering from arm and joint pain, loss of appetite, and fatigue, and credits raven bottles of CINOT for her recovery. The testimonial lists numerous drugstores carrying CINOT in multiple towns.
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Director General's Savary Event at Moose Lodge
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