Talk of General Election in Britain Stirs Parties
In Britain a general election looms as Conservatives Labour and Liberal factions mobilize. The governing party pushes housing and unemployment reforms while Labour faces a new platform from the Liberals, signaling renewed vitality after years of stagnation.
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Great Britain
London
Stone
Portente
Hiitwin
Elootion
Mathod
Anch
Thees
Fingland
Wharats
Viberiter
Tahoe Party
Une
Weule
Reneral Tinedan
Willem Snowden
Tom Shaw
Labor
Kin Party
Haldwin
Horbort Aaquith
Lloyd Goorke
Sir YoRn Btraon
Pha Apirit
Wherallam
Powerful Antiseptic Promises Cure for Catarrh
A dubious wartime style ad touts Powerfull Antiseptic as a cure for catarrh, offering spray or snuff forms, with claimed 80 cent price and money back guarantee if symptoms persist. It references carbolic acid and safety caveats, urging readers to try immediately from listed stores.
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Kodene
Co AL Poteshield
Bullman’s
Kotens
Ka diok herbal remedy praised by Charleston resident
Mr Jaman M White, a 61 year old from Charleston, credits Ka diok herbal remedy with reversing years of illness and allowing him to work a full day without fatigue. He reports stomach troubles, poor appetite, insomnia, and degraded strength prior to trying the product. Local dealer Mr Brinker promotes the remedy at a Charleston store, claiming dramatic weight loss and restored vitality.
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Ka-dieok
Jaman M. White
Thud
White
Capitol Strane
Charleston
Charleston WL AL Poctectigldn Orye
Caeited
Sto
Virginia
Brinker
Potterfield & Cote
Radio Talks Framing Words and Lines by Gerald Mille
Chicago June 13 ARALO has revolutionized public speaking through radio lessons. McMilen warns word choice shapes listener reception and promises up to 450 percent improvement with concise sentences and sharp consonants. Short, vivid openings engage audiences and sustain attention.
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Gerald Mille
Chicago
Aralo
Wirotler Mealilen
Farm and Fireside
Mern
McMilen
Tom
Oil fortunes from small loan spark Oklahoma wealth
Oklahoma City June 19 A tale of two Texas cowpunchers who borrowed a small sum to drill in Oklahoma oil fields. Their drill led to vast fortunes, with one heir’s estate valued around 3 million and a heavy inheritance tax in Oklahoma. The Chapman estate in Texas is smaller by comparison, while the cowpunchers’ holdings reach about 50 million.
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Oklahoma City
Heler
Olahoma
Texas
Poland
Chapman
Robert MacFarland
Kapenan
PA. Chapman
Waxahachie
Tex
Texans
Oklgloma
Joan
Prodigy Readers Struggle With Social Play and Danger
A fragmentary critique notes child prodigies, like Leopold and Loeb, isolate from peers and embrace "forbidden" literary themes. It warns parents and educators that high reading levels can mislead youth into dangerous ideas, while urging safer guidance and moral caution.
Russia sends planes to Persian government
Two airplanes built in Russian factories for the Persian government arrived safely at Tehran after a one hour forty five minute flight from Anzeli. The premier, cabinet members and Soviet diplomatic representatives were at the aerodrome to greet the landings.
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Russia
Moscow
Teheran
Rosta
Anzell
Drug Habit Invades Japan Theatres Warned By Physicians
June reports say narcotic use is spreading in Japan with actors among the victims. Leading physicians urge stricter government control and relief efforts as the issue escalates, noting recent actor Sanosuke Sawamura’s death linked to narcotics. Scotland records 115,085 births this year amid other notes.
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Japan
TORIO
Physiciana
Sanosuke Sawamura
Cme Hlel
Scotland
Ised
Sleeping illness puzzles England and London
London reports a rapid rise in a sleeping illness with 2700 cases over three weeks. Doctors warn of limited knowledge and a low but steady death rate, with symptoms including double vision and drowsiness. The germ remains undetected due to extreme small size.
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London
Great Britain
Fragmented Note Covers Alaska Floral Emblem Resolution
A garbled passage cites a 1960s Alaska floral emblem proposal asking the territorial legislature to memorialize a flower described as growing across Alaska. It claims a bid to honor Cordova and mentions the Pioneers of Alaska, with references to Alaska's vast lands and a floral symbol for the state.
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Wwee-Nor
Honore Cordova
Alagka—Ph 196
Pioneers of Alaska
Territorial
Alaska
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