Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color
An old home remedy for darkening hair uses Sage Tea and Sulphur. modern commercial version Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold cheaply in drug stores. A dampened sponge or brush is used to apply the preparation strand by strand, gradually restoring natural color and glow.
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Medicine ad touts cure for inflamed mucous membranes
A vintage drug advertisement touts a remedy for coughs colds and related nasal throat and lung inflammation. It claims wide physician endorsement and usage by thousands with a trade marked bottle sold by druggists at 60 cents.
Sulphur Soothes Ugly Itching Skin
A skin specialist touts Montho-Sulphur and Mentho-Sulphur as quick remedies for eczema and itching. The preparation is described as germ destroying, cooling on first use, with rashes and blotches healing rapidly. Sold by druggists in small jars.
Browntone Promises Youthful Hair Revival For Gray Locks
The ad touts Browntone a hair color remedy to restore gray hair to its original shade whether light to medium brown or dark brown to black. It claims instant, harmless results and targets women fearing premature aging. Free trial package offered by The Kenton Pharmacal Co. with a postage fee request.
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Covington
Roll of Honor highlights League to Enforce Peace supporters
A long roll lists prominent backers of the League to Enforce Peace, honoring Carlisle Joslin's Republican platform influence and noting ongoing cross party support for peace, with names from Harvard to Yale and major New York organizations backing the cause.
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Harvard
Springfield
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League of Nations
United States
Jostin
Joslin
Cox
Chicago
Tulsa
Oklo
Harding
Des Moines
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League
Herbert Parsons
Hamilton Holt
Irving Fisher
America
Bean
Roosevelt
Ohio
Times
Istz Anders
Philadelphia
Andrews
Fannie Fern
Honoray
League To Enforce Peace
Boston
Annin
William A
St. Louis
Anthony
Alfred Williams
Home Mission Council
Minneapolis
Minn
Bacon
Benjamin W
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Baker
Ray ‘Stanard
Amherst
Barretto
L. B
76Th Street
New York City
Bates
Katherine Lee
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Benson
J. A
Grover Cleveland High School
St Louis
Benton
B. J
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Betts
Frederick W
First Universalist Church
Syracuse
Bibby
H. L
East 79Th Street
Bird
Bowker
R. J
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TL Brooks
John Graham
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Chapman
Frederick L
Better Farming
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Mabel
Christine
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North 12Th Street
Clark
John Bates
Cole
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College of Arts and Sciences
Oberlin
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John R
American Economic Association
Madison
Wis
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American Society of Naturalists
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Samuel McChord
Flint, Mich
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Frank P
van West
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Henry W
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Malcolm
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Guy Stanton
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Fox
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Geer
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Bronx County
Gay
Edwin F
Evening Post
Grass
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Greenberg
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Croton
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Sidney L
National Committee For Constructive Immigration Legislation
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Congregational brides may omit the word obey in marriage vows
London reports that Congregational brides no longer require the word obey in marriage services. A committee of the Congregational Union of England and Wales voted to drop the vow despite no women on the panel or requests from women. The Women’s Freedom League notes churches are relaxing strict wording across denominations.
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Congregational Union of England and Wales
Women's Freedom League
New York to Screen Pupils for Health November 9
New York schools will conduct a health screening day on November 9 with teachers checking pupils for physical fitness and reporters alerting school physicians to defects. Health officers note nurses inspect contagious eye and skin diseases monthly and that early detection helped limit influenza impact. They stress school health drives prevent wartime-disqualifying defects.
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New York
Department of Health
Department of Lgealth
Health Department
Flashes Six of seven balloons down in Gordon Bennett trials
The Gordon Bennett international balloon race sees six of seven entrants down with word awaited from Army No.1 piloted by Lieut. Richard Thompson. Also reported: UPenn student William P. Brines surrenders in a murder case. Canadian dry forces win provincial plebiscite battles. burglaries threaten Hartford and Milford. a Hartford church calls Rev. Frank B. Haggard. a Milford armory burglary. a driver wounded but recovery expected. and other regional incidents and talks on public school matters.
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Army, No. 1
Lieut
Richard Thompson
Meriden Man Kills Two Sons and Himself at Pond
John A. Taylor, 36, of Meriden, shot and killed his sons Arthur 14 and Frederick 10, then turned the revolver on himself at Black Pond in Middlefield. Witnessed by two Meriden High School students, the bodies were found in a rowboat. police and medical examiners investigated. Police linked the killings to Taylor's recent legal troubles and statements of a plan to kill his children. funeral arrangements await relatives.
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Middletown
John A. Taylor
Meriden
Arthur ‘Taylor
Frederick ‘Taylor
Black Pond
Middlefield
Stanley Schilling
Johnny Loveland
Mt Higby
John Viernasz
Schilling
J. Francis Caler
Loveland
Tayor
Taylor
England
H. R. Olmstead
Bridgeport Boy Joins Marines in Croix de Guerre Unit
Joseph M. Madar, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Madar of 201 Holly Street, Bridgeport, joined the Fifth Regiment of Marines base at Quantico after recruiting in Bridgeport. The unit was awarded the Croix de Guerre fourragere by France for actions at Belleau Wood, Soissons, and amid the Champagne battles. Madar previously served at Parris Island and trained at Quantico, with the corps promoting a correspondence-study program.
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Joseph M. Madar
Elizabeth Madar
Holly Street
Fifth Regiment of Marines
Belleau Woods
Soissons
Young Madar
Marines
Mainstreat
Iifth
Quantico
Marine Corps
Parris
D. C
Cholera Spreads in West China Warns Professor Dye
Professor Daniel S. Dye of West China Union University warns cholera has spread more widely due to frequent troop movements in Sichuan Province. He cites major tolls in Tungchwan Chungking and Chengtu, noting Americans and Europeans show immunity from precautions in food hygiene and diet. Dye, once UW faculty, is a New Matamoras, Ohio native.
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Sichuan Province
West China
Daniel 8. Dye
West China Union University
W. R. Taylor
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
China
Tungchwan
Chungking
Chengtu
Dye
University Medical School
Professor Dye
University of Wisconsin
New Matamoras
Ohio
Cartoonist tied to Republicans raises campaign ties
New York report notes Reid the cartoonist behind a sacrilegious lampoon of the Immaculate Conception for Harvey's Weekly also works for the Republican National Committee. Allan A. Ryan warns DNC chair, citing Blasphemy and fundraising links as facts. Also mentions food shortage impact on Central European hospitals per William C. Mullen of the American Relief Administration.
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Democratic National Committee
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Reid
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Harding
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Allan A. Ryan
Ryan
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Central
Europe
William C. Mullenfore
American Relief Administration
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