Men Past 40 Need Strong Internal Organs
A proclaimed health cure advertises ARIUM Power to restore internal organs and vitality for men over forty. It claims rapid relief from liver and stomach issues, headaches, high blood pressure, and nerves debility, with testimonials praising improved energy, bowel function, and appetite after using ART M. The ad asserts a money back guarantee and a patent remedy, urging immediate purchase.
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Pape's Diapepsin Ad Gimmick Aimed At Digestion
An ad style fragment touts relief from indigestion and stomach discomfort. It mentions Pease or Mapepsin and claims improved health and strength, urging readers to try a ready made remedy with a suggested home delivery. The text wanders with garbled phrasing and unclear brand references.
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Casey
Wiapepsin
How She Gained 10 Pounds in 23 Days
A fragmented ad style note discusses rapid weight gain and appetite tips with stray phrases about tasty foods and celery or beans. It references schemes by Devo and Moca Advertising and includes garbled branding hints without coherent guidance.
Unions Creating Wide Prosperity Says Labor Head
Withee Green, AF of L president, outlines the labor movement’s growth and aims in a three part series. He traces trade union progress from Britain to the United States, defends nonpartisan policy, and calls for higher wages, shorter hours, industrial safety and benefits programs to uplift workers and sustain national prosperity.
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American Federation of Tater
Sring
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Green
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Taber
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Oyo
American Federation of
Las Lars
Calted Stited Senate
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Charen Ho Brown
Yate Divinitty School
Britain
Tabor
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Belgium
Forest of Capital and Industry
American Federation of Labar
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Wileration
Dabor
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Wartees
Fa Insurance Company
Senator Jones Improves After Heart Attack Report
Washington February 6 AP Senator Andreicus A Jonen of New Mexico who suffered a heart attack yesterday at the hospital was reported much improved today by Rear Admiral Vyn Grayson who is attending the senator He had failed overnight but was not out of danger and the plan remained to move him to a bed Some hope held out that he will be able to resume duties before the session ends in March
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Andreicus A. Jonen
New Mexico
Therspitel
Vyn Grayson
Ted
Investment firms agree to tighter ruling on bonds
New York Feb 6 aap says a nationwide move to regulate the real estate bond business has begun. Franklin D Roosevelt announced a seven member committee will draft binding principles for major bond houses. Signatories include Greenebaum Long Investment Co Chicago American Bond and Mortgage Co Keags the PLM Smith Co Detroit Timor and Sen Inc Cleveland and S W Straus and Co New York. The plan requires issuers to fund safeguards, supervise construction, guarantee completions, maintain property, and enforce tax and regulatory compliance. If borrowers default the issuer must notify holders.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
American Construction Council
Boosgevelt
Chega
Greenebaum Long Envestment Co
Shieago
American Bond and Mortgage
Makeags
PLM
Smith Co
Washington
D. C
Federal Bond and Mortgage Co
Detroit
Timor and Sen Inc
Cleveland
W. Straus and Co
Keyes Winter
House of Issue
Phat
Stresemann May Meet Mussolini
AP report notes German Foreign Minister Stresemann wishes to meet Prime Minister Mussolini during a forthcoming vacation period. No definite schedule or terms yet set for an interview.
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Germany
Mussolini
Two Firemen Fatally Injured in Chicago Blaze
Two firemen died and several others were hurt today while searching the ruins of a five story brick blaze near the downtown station. The fallen are Willan Flynn and David Lynneh, with a wall collapse contributing to the fatalities.
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Willan Flynn
David Lynneh
Farm Bill Presses for Vote in Both Houses This Week
Washington dispatch reports the McNary-Haugen farm bill dominating Senate and House action this week. Prospects for a vote in the House and Senate hinge on allocations, cloture in the Senate, and a possible one year limit on new radio control provisions. Other measures include a $200,000,000 public building bill and annual House and Senate expenses, with nominations and investigations tied to prohibition and wartime nitrate plants energizing the congressional agenda.
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Congress
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House
Halmanun McNary
Agriculture
Senate
Ford stock tax suit ends soon
Government seeks 330 million in additional taxes from former Ford minority stockholders. Testimony from David H. Blair and C. R. Nash is set to conclude before the U S Board of Tax Appeals with Detroit hearings led by Joseph E. Davies. Andrew W. Mellon may be summoned to explain circumstances behind the assessments.
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Ford Motor Company
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Thuersday
David H. Blair
Internal Revenue
C. R. Nash
Detroit
Joseph E. Davies
Corporations
Blair
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Mptet
Henry Ford
Fascisti Decline Outside Gifts Declared By Party Leaders
The Fascisti party, led by Premier Mussolini, will fund its activities entirely from within the party. A directive bans requests for funds from companies, institutions, or nonmembers. Members must contribute proportionally to wealth, expelling those who refuse. February is set for completion of member checks.
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Tome
Fascisti
Mus! Bolin
Brazilian Academy of Letters member Osorio Duque Trstrada Dies
Osorio Duque Trstrada, Brazilian Academy of Letters member and noted journalist, poet, essayist, and lawyer, died today at age 71. He authored the words to Brazil's national hymn and was a prominent literary figure.
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Janierg
Boasdl
Osorio Duque Tstrada
Brazilian Academy of Letters
Post
Nymn
Senor Ratrade
Woman Opposed to Intelligence Tests in York Po
Ada Comstock president of Radcliffe College derided intelligence tests at the twelfth annual meeting of the Southern Women's Education alliance held in York. She argued that most test questions reveal less than palmistry and that conclusions drawn from them are no more certain than ancient astrologers' prognostications.
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Women's Education Alliance
Ada Comstock
Radcliffe College
Engineering Work Resumes Tonight At Bridgeport Institute
Bridgeport Engineering Institute reopens at Central High after midyear exams. Freshmen study algebra physics and drafting, sophomores cover trigonometry applied mechanics and industrial chemistry, juniors pursue mechanism steady engineering and metaturey. Two new instructors join Carl Titschner and Rod Williane Leglie. Enrollment reaches 88, a second-term record. Junior trip planned to American Tube and Samping company on Friday.
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Central High School
Sfteany Engineering
Carl Titschner
American Chitina Company
Carnegie Institute of Techmalogy
Law State University
Rod Williane Leglie
Ergineer
Manning, Maxwell and Moore, Inc
Machusetta Metituire
Techanegy
Secon Tern
Taimlwrs
Stratford Avenue
American Tube and Samping Company
Freezes on ship prompt $100000 suit in court
Nelson Simeone Dede sues the Comprgme Franchise de Navigation w Vapour and James W. Elwellem pa Inc for $100,000 damages alleging brutal treatment aboard a vessel near New York. He claims he was locked in a room from departure to harbor arrival, froze, had a leg amputated, and was beaten when seeking better quarters.
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Nuer Roma
Nelson Simeone Dede
Supreme Court
New York Harbor
Frank Tinney Leaves Hospital After Convalescence
Frank Tinney, the well known comedian, was discharged from the Navy hospital at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. An attempt to locate him followed California reports of possible reconciliation with his wife. Official word said he left either as well or convalescent and his destination was unknown.
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Frank Tinney
1. Navy Hospital
Philadelphia Navy Yard
California
Tinney
Gomedian
Yeus Breaktow
George compares prewar Chinese tensions to 1914 buildup
Liberal leader and former premier David Lloyd George warned that a pretext of troop movements could derail negotiations between Britain and Cantonese authorities in Wan Kow. He cautioned against repeating the 1914 misstep that helped trigger a great war and urged restraint to avoid a similar fate.
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David Wierd George
Wankow
Lolyd George
Mexican President Increases Import Tariffs
Mexican President today decreed a five percent ad valorem increase in import duties, effective in thirty days. The move aims to boost government revenues and offset anticipated tax losses from foreign producer reductions under the new petroleum law.
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ARP
Alles
Parliament Set to Resume Sessions in London
London February 6 A cabinet shake up tops gossip as Parliament prepares to reconvene with Baldwin MacDonald and Lloyd George returning to Westminster Conservative and Liberal lines solidify while Labour discipline tightens under Ramsey MacDonald. An unveiling for Joseph Chamberlain is planned amid Commons activity.
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Baldwin
Austen Amberlain
Ramsay Macdonald
David Llnyd George
Labor
Ramsey Macdonald
Labor Party
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Radicala
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Eadershi
David Lloyd George
House of Commons
Constant Losves
Wiberil
Agquithian
Lloyd George
Liberal Council
Bord Grea Tresadit
Joseph Chamberlain
Idense of Commons
Balfour WI
Constitution Day observed in Mexico with nationwide celebrations
In Mexico City and across the republic American flags marked the tenth anniversary of the Mexican constitution of 1817. Mass meetings fiestas and parades highlighted the day as the United States protested provisions affecting its citizens in land and petroleum legislation.
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United States
Taindings
Mexico City
Republic
Tighter Day Bill Dead for Session and Prohibition Fight
Washington Feb. The administration bill to strengthen the Volstead act is dead for this session. Drys leaders have abandoned it, but Senator Sheppard of Texas warned he will push for passage of a bill to reorganize prohibition and customs units in the treasury.
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Sheppard
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Treasury
Mexican bishop opposes meddling in Mexico crisis
The Rt Rev Tascant Diaz secretary of the Roman Catholic Episcopate of Mexico said in New York that the United States should not interfere in Mexico's troubles. He insisted Mexico's problems are for Mexicans to solve and that the church has not taken active part against the government’s handling of ecclesiastical liberty. He warned against any foregone conclusions or outside meddling.
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United States
Mexico
Tascant Diaz
Episcopate
Diaz
Avhling
Shakespearean group forms to cleanse stage from filth
New York AP reports a Shakespearean fellowship planned by American Theatre Association patrons to revive repertory and launch a five day production project. Hank Tey Short proposed a fellows fund to support the effort noting Broadway neglect and prior Shakespeare works failing commercially. The motion aims to end “filth” on the stage and restore serious plays.
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American Theatre Association
W York
Hank Tey Short
Mr. Short
Marlowe
Italian Marquis Dies in Naples Club Tragedy
Marquis Capece Minovio, vice president of the Comal Tralitute of Rome, died suddenly at his Naples club. He was well known in Italian circles in the United States and had visited America several times in an official capacity.
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Italy
Fet
Capece Minovio
Bugnine
Comal Tralitute of
Rome
United States
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