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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
3
A newspaper ad extols Tanlac claiming dramatic health boosts for three family members and a reader in Peoria. A Illinois woman describes relief from stomach trouble, weakness, and insomnia after Tanlac use. The ad promotes Tanlac for sale by druggists with over 87 million bottles sold.
Each year a renowned Parisian dressmaker allows his women employees to select a dress and have it made to their own taste, rewarding creativity and personal style within the atelier.
An old newspaper notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with marketing claims of aiding health. The ad references a local distributor and urges readers to try the remedy for various ailments.
A fragmented exchange notes a typewriter repair need and a person observed entering a den or Ast's location, suggesting a misread or garbled scene without clear context or outcome.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Talcum for clear healthy skin, claiming fragrance conveys distinction. It notes cleansing pores with a bath using cold water, dusting with talcum, and mentions a proverb about God and birds. The ad ends with a quip about dry feet and a stranger of the doctor.
The New York Historical Society notes 18th century British military buttons found near New York reveal regimental numbers and initials. Calver explains numbering began 1767 1768 with royal warrants guiding infantry cavalry and unique officer and private designs, many unearthed in largely undisturbed sites within greater New York.
Henry P. Crane of Rochester New York known as Pop Crane to the picture frame and curtain trade from Alabama to Nova Scotia has retired from in person work. He tried the quiet life but found it too quiet and continued his business by mail. He is one of the oldest Masons in the United States.
William C. Moore, local store proprietor, waited a year for the robbers to return. One night they did, shots rang out, neighbors awoke to gunfire, and Moore lay dead in his store as the bandits fled.
Luxor Egypt a newly unearthed Hittite document reveals Queen Ankh-s-Amen wife of Tut Ankh Amen sought a Hittite prince as husband to rule Egypt while her husband lay dead She was banished when Ay seized the throne The text translated by Prof Archibald Sayce notes she was the real heiress and Tutana Amen lacked heirs
Toronto scientists report during a Wallal Australia eclipse on September 21 that starlight displaced outward from the sun as photographed, supporting Einstein's relativity. Measurements from 15 usable stars show tiny displacements of about one fifteen hundredth to one eight thousandth of an inch, aligning with predictions.
Paris reports a new chess master in Aristide Gromer a thirteen year old schoolboy prodigy who recently faced twenty top Paris players in a simultaneous display. He defeated fifteen opponents drew four and lost one in a notable upset for a youth player earning wide attention.
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