Kellogg Takes Up New Duties as Secretary
Frank Kellogg, former Minnesota senator and ambassador, becomes secretary of state succeeding Charles Evans Hughes. The ceremony was simple as Kellogg accepted the duties from Hughes and prepared to travel to Bermuda for a rest before resuming law practice in New York.
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Washington
Frank Kellogg
United States
Minnesota
Court of St James
Charles Frana Hughes
Shin of Wate
Harding
Coolidee
Justica
Supreme Court
Pierce Butler
State Department
Huces
Mr. Kellogg
Bermuda
New York City
Justice Butler
Huches
Collings Truss Expert to Demonstrate in Ohio
Capt W A Collings of Watertown N Y sends a press offer about free demonstrations of the Collings System for rupture at the McKinley Hotel Ganton Ohio from Friday noon March 6 to Saturday evening March 7. The ad invites ruptured men women and children to attend, promising a no cost trial and a chance to discard old steel and spring trusses by using the Collings method. It emphasizes a free trial plan with no upfront charges and urges all to visit for expert mechanical treatment guidance.
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XPERT
W. A. Collings
Watertown
N. Y
McKinley Hotel
Ganton
Ohio
Collings
Capt. Collings
Thousands Epert
Collings Inc
N.Y
Cabinet Complete As Coolidge Officials Take Oath
President Coolidge’s new cabinet begins work with William Jardine of Kansas sworn in as Secretary of Agriculture, succeeding Howard M. Gore now Governor of West Virginia. Charles B. Warren of Michigan nominated to be attorney general, replacing Harlan F. Stone elevated to the Supreme Court. Senate readiness to confirm faces opposition in the special session.
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Kellogg
Coolidge
Wm. Jardine
Kansas
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
R.M Reese
Department of Agriculture
Chas. B. Warren
Michigan
Harlan F. Stone
Supreme Court
Senate
Dawes Senate Reform Standoff Tests Resolve
The piece depicts General Dawes pressuring the Senate after taking office, with talk of reform over the heads of senators and potential resignation by the vice president if his side fails. It notes the difficulty of changing a chamber elected in thirds and the need to win over senators rather than only the public.
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Capitol
Dawes
Senate
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Dawen
Aix Jong Yearea
Dawes Speech Sparks Fury and Mockery in Washington
In Washington today Gen. Dawes unleashed a furious tirade described as a nasty harangue. The vice president and others reacted with laughter as Dawes delivered his remarks, with critics saying his tone overshadowed the message and portrayed him as a constant irritant at the center of public attention.
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Gen. Dawes
Washington
Charley Dawes
Epson salts taste all gone
Pure Epson Salt claims to ease constipation biliousness and headaches. Doctors and nurses rely on it as no other laxative works as effectively and gently without gripping. Epsonade Salts adds fruit salts for a pleasant taste like lemonade and costs only a few cents per package at drugstores. Guaranteed by the American Epsom Association.
Amundsen near ready for polar dash
Roala AYnund sen has arrived to prepare for a polar dash by airplane aiming for Kings Bay mid April. Planes carry sledges and tents for breakdowns with routes to Spitsbergen or Greenland if wrecked. If polar conditions permit, the Maud voyage may depart San Francisco after loading oil.
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Amundsen
Cape Richardson
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Amundseen
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Maud
San Francisco
Sunday Dancing Ban Advance in Reform Bloc Rift
In the house the reform bloc claims enough supporters to pass a Sunday dancing prohibition bill. Two Republican tax measures face final passage. One amends the Williams bill to let Ohio take a franchise tax from foreign corporations at domestic rates in lieu of property taxes for 1924, aiming to save the state about $1,000,000 after a Supreme Court ruling deemed the prior tax on foreign corporations unconstitutional.
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House
Ohio
United States
Supreme Court
Creomulsion Ad Claims Cure for Colds and Coughs
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a medical discovery that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs to treat chronic coughs colds and throat lung troubles. It claims creosote heals and is absorbed to fight infection with a money back guarantee and a nationwide contact in Atlanta.
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Rugiot Mmulsion
Atlanta
Ohio House Advances Several Bills After Senate Passage
Second reading and reference to committee in the house today follow Senate passage on Wednesday. Bills include Gillen and Jackson on concealed weapons for game wardens, Garver and Holmes on standard time zones in Ohio, Vorga proposing a joint legislative inquiry into an Ohio building at the 1926 Philadelphia exposition. The Davidson-Edwards measure to guard state streams against pollution is expected to be sent to the waiver work today after a Senate leaseage.
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Senate
Gillen
Jackson
Garver
Holmes
Ohio
Interstate Committee Commission
Vorga
Joint Legislative Committee
Davidson-Edwards
Pilgrims at Mass Rome Attend Solemn Service
Five hundred Pilgrims from Boston headlined by Cardinal O Connell attend a solemn Mass at St Peter s today in Rome. The event underscores a major religious observance drawing international attention and clergy from the Boston area.
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St. Peter's
Rome
Mar
Boston
Cardinal O'Connell
Hem-Roid offered as safe relief for piles claim
A claim promotes Hem-Roid as a noninvasive cure for internal piles. It asserts blood stagnation in the lower bowel causes piles and vows lasting relief through improved circulation. Sold by Roth and Huge Drug Store and druggists nationwide.
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Dr. Leonhardt
Roth
Mass Celebrated by Cardinal Del Val First Time Event
Cardinal Henry Del Val officiated and administered holy communion at mass, marking the first time in the occasion observed in the report.
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Henry del Val
History of Nine Delegates Heads to Nal
Nine delegates headed to Nal in early history records. Local report notes their departure and purpose, with references to the organizing body and the journey timeline.
Bulgarian Herb Tea Promises Youth In Pittsburgh Ad
In 1913 Pittsburgh promoter H H Von Schlick presented Bulgarian herb tea as a fountain of youth to local business leaders. He claimed a Bulgarian mentor supplied a formula of leaves roots and herbs said to renew strength and youthfulness. Advertisements urged readers to order through The Bulgarian Tea and to contact 831 Locus burgh Pa for five months treatment by mail.
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H. H. von Schlick
Pittsburgh
von” Schlick
Boris Marokeff
Bulgaria
Mr. von Schuck
Locusburgh
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