Guard Broadcast Station Erected by 150th Infantry
Tests conducted at the Armory on state aired reveal the 150th Infantry National Guard has built a powerful broadcasting station under Sergeant B. B. Lockhart. Regular programs are planned with the regimental band and other performers. A French army set is used and a radio school for enlisted men is expected.
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The Golden Bed and a Market of Romance
In a lavish dinner party scene, Margaret Peake confronts social pressures amid flirtations, mischief, and a mysterious group called the jue land. The gathering blends high society ritual with sharp wits as Jimmy Wilder and Margaret navigate scandal, gossip, and a mounting tension about a rumored arrangement.
Rheuma Promises Swift Relief From Rheumatic Ills
The advertisement touts Rheuma as a cure for rheumatic ailments affecting kidneys liver and bladder. It claims quick relief, removal of waste from joints and muscles, and a money back guarantee if it fails to meet promises. Scott Bros sells the remedy.
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Marriage schemes and family tensions unfold in Morocco tale
A fragmented narrative shows a courtship clash as Judge Peake contemplates a match with his ward amid family fortunes and social duties. The plot centers on Elena or Flora Lee and her sisters, with a Paris future hint, while a pivotal scene hints at wedding plans and looming social expectations.
Zemo Sale Claims Quick Relief for Skin Troubles
Advert suggests Zemo a universal skin remedy for itching irritation and diseases like Menewa Ileh Pine Rushes Blackheads and minor blemishes. Claims include overnight disappearance of blemishes and instant relief from itching. Available from druggists with Zem Soap and 36 cent trial bottle and 1.00 large bottle. Aldrogist Ady.
Gift Tour for Women Opens Sea Cruising Season
Promotional note promotes Canadian Pacific cruises for women, highlighting Caribbean to South American itineraries aboard ships from New York, with trips including Panama, Jamaica, Bermuda, and the Pacific coast. Advertises planning literature and a Canadian Pacific agent in Pittsburgh, inviting inquiries for round‑the‑world and special winter sailings.
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Kansas inaugurates Teren B Pausen as governor
Teren B Pausen, inaugurated as governor of Kansas, pledged careful business administration and education for all, promising that good days are coming. The Republican leader vowed to govern for all people in a period of anticipated progress.
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Tillman Would Ignore Charges in Congress Case
Aroused charges of liquor drinking by members of Congress were raised as Representative Dillman urged the House to authorize an investigation. Tilman cited Rep Seatt’s divorce suit claiming she saw drinking in Congress and alleged prohibition law violations on a 1921 Panama trip.
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Donahoe warns against bill flood in Ohio
Governor Vic Donahes warns the eighty sixth Ohio general assembly he will veto bills freely if a flood of legislation appears. He says this is not an unfriendly threat but a clear position. The governor notes the constitution grants veto rights over unnecessary or unwise measures.
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Marmola Fat Reduction Ad Promotes Quick Weight Loss
A vintage Marmola advertisement claims a fat issue can vanish with a curden and a daily dose. It markets Marmola Prescription Tablets as pleasant and effective, promising removal of fat without dieting or exercise. The ad cites Detroit Michigan as the General Medical address and urges readers to order a box for a dollar.
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Dry Offier Poisoned by Lethal Liquor in Pittsburgh
Howard N. Smith of Philadelphia, a federal prohibition agent, was released from a hospital after being poisoned by whiskey he bought during an undercover raid in the HU district Bere. Physicians say his condition is improving as samples of the liquor he drank are analyzed for the poison source. The article also oddly references a weight comparison of the earth to the sun at 324,009 to 1.
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