Spirit of Washington Seance Influences Congress Viewpoints
A Washington seance led by Mrs Gladys Murray claimed the spirit of George Washington advised on modern issues. Attended by Senator Heflin and other lawmakers, the spirit urged temperance over prohibition or license and said time would heal. It also commented on the bonus, employment needs, women in Congress, and a possible woman presidency with measured optimism.
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Gladys’ Murray
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Alabama
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George
Stepney Man Sued For 200 Dollars By New York Firm
Alfred S. Edwards of Stepney faces a civil suit in the Court of Common Pleas brought by Wisner Manufacturing Company. The case alleges Edwards acted as company proprietor before Feb 5 1921, leading to credit and purchases by Pinehurst Dairy in New York. The plaintiff seeks 240 dollars for merchandise sold on February 5.
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Pinehurst Dairy
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Angus McKay
America
Fairfield Boys Age Nine to Fifteen in Court for Throwing Stones
Fairfield reports four boys aged nine to fifteen faced Judge Bacon Wakeman after being accused of throwing stones at passing trains. Railroad police noted numerous complaints from nearby tracks at Fairfield Beach and Bridgeport. Some passengers reportedly injured by stones or flying glass. hearing postponed to a later date. Also in court. Florence Fossa, proprietor of The Farm at Fairfield Beach, charged with selling intoxicating liquor. fined 150 and costs, automobile seized for inability to pay.
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Florence Fossa
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John Meehan
James McKlin
Michael Schumann
Redge Parker
James McIntyre
Harry Mitchell
James Leary
Sadie Leary
Pink
Cunningham
C. Brady
Helen Cunningham
Anna McKelvey
Misa Lezette Shumann
ET. Leahy
Julia Day
Mary Day
Elizabeth Savage
May Beck
Anna Beck
Julia Beck
Mary Lyne
Marion Smith
Mary Leahy
TIZ advertisement promises relief for sore feet
Vintage ad touts TIZ as a dream solution for aching feet. It claims acids and poisons are drained, easing pain after long work or walking, with feet feeling fresh and happy. A box is sold by druggists and department stores for immediate comfort.
Zemo advertised as remedy for itching and skin irritation
An old ad claims Zemo stops itching and clears skin with an antiseptic liquid. Itises promises relief from pimples rushes and blackheads, with overnight disappearance of minor blemishes. Priced at 30 cents and an extra large bottle for $1.00, it is marketed as safe for tender skin.
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