Allenrhyl Rheumatic Cure Promised With Money Back
James H. Alien of Portes Street New York claims his remedy Allenrhyl dissolves rheumatic deposits in the body restoring health. He says early trials cured all signs and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to bring complete relief. Stores and druggists are asked to dispense with the understanding of the return offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Alien
Portes S
Codester
N.Y
Hindle S
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Dark Hair Fast
A faded gray to dark shade tip from an old home remedy. The ad promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready-to-use product sold in drug stores. Instructions claim it darkens hair evenly. caution about at home mixing of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wryeta
Olive Tablets Promise Color and Digestion Aid
Advice touts Dr. Edwardy Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel to improve complexion and energy. Claims pink skin and easy bowel action with no harmful aftereffects. Consumers urged to take one or two tablets nightly, with millions sold annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howards
Edward
Huey
Edwardy
Poslam Helps Ugly Skin Troubles Amid Ad Claims
An advertisement touts Poslam as a remedy for skin blemishes, claiming quick relief from eruptions and sores. The copy features bold claims and abrupt promises of rapid healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poslam
Young Men Lead in Sunday Post Essay Contest
Contest standings show Evening High School entrants leading over young ladies with four readers in a close race after week two. Francis Ryan and Samuel Vick each hold a one point edge, while Harry L Sheridan Jr and others trail. Next Sunday the Post announces week three results and prints winning essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Post
Honors Ag
Francis Ryan
Samuel Vick
Lu Cere
Hany L. Sheridan
The
Post
Harry L. Sheridan, Jr
Augustine Krana
Samuel Dick
David Weiss
Helen
Jean Pott
Paul Lichtenberger
Francis Jacoplan
Natalie Habertin
Michael Wieischer
Mary O'Shea
Stephen Michaels
Mabel Standisti
John F. Brannigan
Ida Greenberg
Mary
Crosby Riflememen Establish Record at Crosby High
Crosby High School rifle team set a North American record with a perfect 500 score and 100 A’s in a juniors match against New York City's No. 873. Coach Colloy confirmed the world's record after inspection by N R A official Goebel. Team members Dieturien Feld Irian Irian Lashar. The girls’ team at Crosby previously held a world record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Crosby High School
Bers Rine
jJunior tTiffe Corps
New York City
Joseph A. Colloty
HH. Goebel
National Rifle Association
Washington
Dieturien
WW. Feld
J. Irian
KR. Irian
H. Lashar
North America
Jugoslav Minister at Center of Row in Belgrade
The dispute between Stefan Raditch minister of education and cabinet allies surfaces again after speeches in Bosnia and Dalmatia accusing Croats of racial grievances against Serbs. Raditch leads the Croat Peasant Party and is linked to a potential cabinet shake-up while absent from the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgradh
Jugoslavia
Stefan Raditch
Bosnia
Dalmatia
Raditch
Croat Peasant Party
Pooditch
Italian Ambassador to Berlin on Vacation
Rome reports the Italian ambassador to Berlin has left two weeks ago on regular leave. Counsellor of the embassy A Guarteri departed a month earlier. The moves are unrelated to the Italy Germany tensions and are described as routine absences by the newspaper Messaggero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Berlin
Italy
Germany
Count de Bosdarl
A. Guarteri
Deglaras
Stresemann
Adiga
Tyrol
Prier Held
Bavaria
Bumsteads Worm Syray Mystery Clues Hidden Meaning
Local mystery item appears linked to M. D. Fhiindsiobte in unclear text fragments. Readable phrases suggest a curious veterinary or medical reference with unusual spelling. Authorities have not released a full explanation as OCR text remains fragmentary.
Peace in Near East Looms Over Britain Turkey Clash
Beirut report argues peace hinges on preventing a Britain Turkey war as Arab movements threaten upheaval across Syria Palestine and Egypt. British and French prestige, not force, may preserve order while Moslem uprisings gain traction amid fractured governances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Syria
Britain
Turkey
Hgyp
Palestine
France
Vurhe
Danthees
Caria
Egypt
Central Committee For the Liberation of
Central Committee For the Liberation of North Africa
Committee For the Liberation of
Aire
World
North Africa
Arei#a
Orient
Tangier
Atlantic
Shanghai
Pacific
Central Consumatee
Cairo
Persia
Morozco
Vis
Abdul-Krum
Atabie
Abdul Krim
Sultan Attash
Druga
Attash
Hin Tawwe
el Sueida
Deninsula
Arabia
Asia
Morocco
Mesopotamia
Druries
Jord
Euphrates
Eida
Mediterranean
Mororca
Sovia
Stoul
League of Nations
Mesapotamia
Mosul
Smyrna
India
Shack Wooll
Chonghe
England
Ibn Saud
Tussein
Ali
Mecca
Medina
Abdulla
Transjordania
Beyat
Near East
Health Officials Hear Fuel Pleas From Parents
The health department appeals for coal aid for families unable to purchase fuel. Coal dealers cooperate. measles cases prompt requests for coal to keep children warm and reduce pneumonia risk, per Dr T A Connors head of communicable disease division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teath
Health
T. A Qonnersa
The
Board of Health
Conners
Ameumenia
Raw material shortages force Russian plants to close
Moscow reports that grain export failures squeeze industry. Government to curtail industrial programs, shut several factories briefly, and cut employment while seeking raw materials. Central Council of Trade Unions cites only 7 percent of planned grain export achieved and lowers re equipment budget from 41 million to 373 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Central Council of Trade Unions Today
FBE
Dzerzhinsky
Supreme Economic Council
PICE
COO
Lle
M. Deasrazhinsky
Robbers kidnap watchmen steal $19,000 chewing gum
Ten armed bandits abduct two watchmen in New York on February 10, storming a South Street garage. They escape in a sedan and a truck loaded with chewing gum valued at about $19,000. The captives were released near Mount Vernon, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South Street
Mount Vernon
Nav
Mundelein Says Prohibition Issue Purely Political
Chicago Feb 10 Prohibition is a political issue not affecting the church says Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago in a telegram from Daytona Beach where he is vacationing He notes the church will not be drawn into political debate unless directly concerned and that Congress serves the people who may replace it if needed He believes Americans determine policy when they want it and that change comes through elected representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cardinal Mundelein
Daytona
Fla
T Bayo
Congress
Life Like Tailors Dummies Perfected In Paris
Paris February 10 Tailors dummies move lips eyes and heads with hidden electric motors in their vests. The shift abandons the Adonis ideal in favor of corpulent plain featured faces made from a new Stor material mixing fibre and plastic for natural coloring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Parig
Kip Rhinelander Not Reconciled
New York February 16. Attorney Lee Parsons Davis says there is nothing to a rumor that Leonard Kip Rhinelander reconciled with his colored wife. The theatrical weekly report spread in Harlem, but Samuel Swinburne, counsel for Mrs Rhinelander, denied any change. Howard Kip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lee Parsons Davis
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Harlem
Samuel Swinburne
Bridgeport Food Cost Decreasing in January
The Department of Labor tabulations show food prices fell in January across 28 covered cities. Declines ranged from three percent in San Francisco to under one half of a percent in Kangana City Dallas and several others. a number of cities including New York Fall River and Scranton saw about two percent decreases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Labor
San Francisco
Kangana City
Dallas
Memphis
Omaha
Peoria
Portland
Providence
St. Paul
New York
Fall River
Ore
Scranton
Baltimore
Bridgeport
Butte
Mobile
Newark
New Traven
Norfolk
Jury Must Decide In Banditry Case In Worcester
In Worcester Massachusetts AP reports John Fo Tvoy and Dennis J Britt on trial for banditry must be judged by a jury in Superior Court. Defense motions for discharge were denied as state evidence was deemed complete. Jury deliberations begin after delays from jurors traveling to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcestor
Mass
APY
John Fo Tvoy
Dennis J Britt
Junge Nelson DP. Brown
Itn
Britt
Tres
Less Clothes For Well Dressed Woman 1996 Trend
A Chicago designer and the 21st annual convention of vor setiares announce new fashion guidance for 1996. One garment doubles as brassiere corset and outer dress, while two garments are considered plenty for a complete ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lesa
Katherina Cunningham
Chicago
Tava
Heet Heals Neuritis and Rheumatism Pain
An ad claims Heet relieves severe neuritis in limbs and joints after applying a colorless liquid. The product, discovered by Edward Sweeney Cox in Cincinnati, supposedly soothes and warms, ending pain for weeks, with a 60 cent price including applicator at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sweater Cox
Cincinnati
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vaporub
Witeiandatets
Parken
Newsrarerh Highiye
Sheriden
Crosby Riflemen
Jugoslav
ROV
Bumsteads Worm Syray
I Smalk M. D
Telegram
Lcepyripat
Silence J
Joan I. Balderston
Telegram and North American News
Paper Alliance
Ula
Telegemma
Mundelein
Kip
Rhinelander
Dod
Smith-Murraay CO
Standard Heating & Equipment Co., Inc
BUICK
Noble
Fairfield Ave
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Company
Dept.d. Marshal
Mich
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!