Homemade Pinex cough remedy promises fast relief
An advertisement touts a home made cough syrup using 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex in a pint of sugar syrup or substitutes, claiming to stop ordinary coughs within 24 hours. It highlights relief from throat irritation, mucus looseness, and ease in bronchitis and croup, urging readers to ask for “2 1/2 ounces of Pinex” and offering a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Pinez Co
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Control of sugar for another year
Washington December 3 Senator McNarys bill extending the sugar equalization board for one year from January 1 will be called up in the Senate tomorrow for final consideration. He plans to press for a vote after today’s debate on the sugar shortage and high price. Senator Borah charged that Americans eat corn sugar while exports rise six percent from last year.
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McNary
Thase
Sugar Equalization Board
Palmer
Senate Tomorrefy
Senate
Borah
Idaho
United States
Cronan Succeeds Wilson as Colonel of Guards
Lieutenant Colonel Stephen Cronan of this city was appointed colonel of the Fourth Infantry Connecticut State Guard to succeed Colonel Chafford B. Wilson who resigned weeks ago. Cronan, acting commander since Wilson's resignation, had been home with bronchitis but nears recovery.
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Stephen Cronan
Fourth Infantry
Connecticut State Guard
Chafford B. Wilson
Military Cmergency Board
Hartford
Coal. Cronan
Infantry
Wilson
Milne Street
New York law may block Frick real estate to charities
In December New York Comptroller M agoney Travis said Frick estate law could bar charitable beneficiaries from NY real estate if a nonresident left more than half of personal property to charities. He added the state treasury expects substantial taxes from the Frick estate if residency is Pennsylvania, affecting real estate, stocks, and certain bonds.
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Frick
N.Y
Dec
Henry C. Frick
Magoney
Travia
Travis
State Treasury
Pennsylvania
Manslaughter charge against Belyn girl dismissed
Justice Levy in Brooklyn children’s court dismissed the manslaughter charge against Frances Sulinski, 14, servant girl. She was accused of poisoning soup that killed Solomon Kramer, infant son of her employer, following a quarrel with the nurses. She was committed to St Germain’s in Poughkeepsie. directors may later decide on release.
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Bee
Justice Levy
Brooklyn Children’s Court Today
Frances Sulinski
Solomon Kramer
St. Germain’s Newyr Poughkeepsie
Quorum Delay Holds Up Cummings Railroad Bill
The Senate delayed the Cummings railroad bill as Senator La Follette of Wisconsin demanded a quorum. The measure, aimed at conditions for railroad return to private control, was opened to discussion and amendments after Curtis sought to strike the transportation board provision.
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Senate
la Follette
Republican
Wisconsin
Juen
Curtis
Kansas
Transportation Board
Marshall
Thomas
Colorado
Gumminns
Iown
Inter-State
Cemmerce Commission
Cummins
Power Struggle in Senate Over Anti-Strike Provisions
Senator Myers of Montana declares Cummins railroad bill offers time to settle the dispute between the government and labor. He warns a national railroad strike could kill five to ten million people and denounces Plumb plan as sovietism while condemning the coal miners for defying a federal injunction. Gompers argues workers would ignore anti-strike rules. Myers says constitution is in danger and supports government victory to avert future costs.
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Washington
Dec
Cummins
Myers
Montana
Senate
Gompers
United Mine Workers of American
Police Strike Costs Boston Large Sum
Boston reports show the September policemen strike incurred hundreds of thousands in costs while saving 258,273 dollars in salaries. Corporation counsel and city auditors testified to a legislative committee on strike expenses and offsetting salary savings.
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Arthur D. FI
Hill
Alfred Mitchell
Foreign exchange at new postwar lows in New York
Rates extended declines with franc checks at 10.82 per dollar and live checks at 12.62. Demand bills for the pound slipped to 3.843 and 4-9/10 in normal times. German marks traded around 2.99 cents, well below prewar values.
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