Brazil’s New Head Chosen by Military Coup Leaders
Dr Getulio Vargas, former governor of Rio Grande do Sul, was selected as Brazil’s new president by the military group that seized power after the revolution. The revolutionists claimed the prior election, in which Vargas was defeated by Julio Prestes, was fraudulent.
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Getulio Vargas
Brazil
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Scientist Near Breakthrough in Vitamin B Discovery
Dr Atherton Seidell of the United States Hygienic Laboratory in Washington nears identifying the life giving vitamin B after a series of Pasteur Institute experiments in Paris. He has isolated the purest sample yet obtained, a major step in understanding the nutrient.
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Noble Experiment at Liberty Statue
A brief comic scene in Montreal Star describes a young colored couple seated by the statue of Liberty. Mandy asks why the statue has small lights, and Henry replies that less light means more liberty, in a dated humorous tone.
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Henry
Mandy
Montreal Star
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Easy Bowels
A promotional piece extols Dr Caldwell specializing in bowel care. It touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, stomach friendly laxative made from herbs and purified pepsin. The ad claims the formula has 47 years of practice and is safe for all ages with gentle, effective relief.
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