Red Pepper Rub Promises Fast Pain Relief for Rheumatism
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a safe topical remedy that heats and soothes sore joints within three minutes. It urges shoppers to ask their druggist for the genuine Rowles version and notes it provides quick relief from rheumatic pain.
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The Female at Strand Delights with Dalla the Lion Tale
Betsy Compson stars in The Female adapted from Cynthia Stockley's Dalla the Lion Cub. Sam Wood presents a thrilling romance set in an African desert locale where a baby girl grows to a lioness as the plot twists through danger and love.
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Tive
Emerson Hough
Texas Cattle Ranges
Paramount
Irvin Willat
North of 36
Texas Cattle Trail
Lois Wilson
Tassie Lockhart
Texas
Ward
Tassie
Jack Holt
Ernest Torrence
Noah Beery
Strand
Betsy Compson
Sam Wood
Cynthia Stockley
Dalla
Strand Theatre
Agnes Christine Jeanson
Veidt
Nickneene
Fewer International Sports This Year
International sports competition will be less intense in 1925 with fewer world programs. Promised events include boxing golf billiards rowing swimming track and tennis though no sustained global series like the 1924 Olympics is planned. The Walker Cup and polo trophy will not be defended by the United States for several years.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Golf Association
Great Britain
America
Paavo Nurmi
Paris
Nurmi
Vincent Richards
United States
Luis Firpo
Quentin Romero
Luis Vicentini
Boston
Willie Hoppe
Roger Conti
Chicago
Arne Borg
Johnny Weissmuller
England
Jack Beresford, Jr
W. E. Garrett Gilmore
Philadelphia
Hoover addresses business leaders on cutting distribution waste
Secretary Hoover urged eliminating waste in present distribution to narrow the price gap among farmers manufacturers and consumers. He spoke at a two day conference in Washington stressing voluntary cooperation without federal regulation and noting speculations seasonal work and credit flaws as waste sources.
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Washington
Hoover
Richard F. Grant
United States Chamber of Commerce
Farm Bureau President Pays Tribute to Wallace
Des Moines Jan 14 President Charles W Hearst of the Iowa Farm Bureau paid tribute to the late Henry C Wallace secretary of agriculture noting agriculture in Iowa and the United States has lost a valuable friend and counsellor He said Wallace through his Washington department supplied essential data and that his name will stand in history for his concern and sacrifices for American agriculture Secretary Gribben added that 1924 will not derail Iowa’s history and that thrift habits fostered by recent agricultural adversity must be practiced in the year ahead.
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Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau
Charles W. Hearst
Henry C. Wallace
Wallace
Hearst
Iowa
United States
Washington
Gribben
Bureau
Iowa Supreme Court Hears 14 Opinions in One Day
Des Moines Jan 14 The Iowa Supreme Court issued 14 opinions with 11 affirmations of lower court judgments. Reversals included C L Barks vs La Keyne and Mary Murrey vs Preferred Accident Insurance with remand for new trial. Frei Ebert vs Wallace Short partially reversed and affirmed.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
C. L. Barks
la Keyne
Sioux County
Mary Murrey
Preferred Accident Insurance Company
Polk County
Frei Ebert
Wallace M. Short
Sioux City
Randolph
la Va
C. M. Gee
Fremont County
Vermilion
The
Edward Edinger Co
Appellant
Nildreth Memorial United Evangelical Church of le Mars
Plymouth County
DeGraff
Ruth C. Trapp
Glenn E Trapp
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Baker Manufacturing Co
Webster County
B. F Avery & Sons Plow Co
G. Olson
Woodbury County
Vermilon Sophronia
Washington L. Clark
Linda Clark
Businessmen Arrested On Torture Charge
White Plains New York January 14 two well known business men were arrested on torture charges following allegations by a former employee. The men are accused of brutal acts during a dispute over wages and attempted to extort money. Authorities declined further comment pending investigation.
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White Plains
N. Y
Yonkers men indicted in torture to stop engagement
William S. MacClymont and Randolph M. Stelle were indicted for torturing William Holland to force him to abandon his marriage hopes to Miss MacClymont. Holland said Stelle pinned him while MacClymont tightened a steel chain until he swore not to see the daughter. Stelle later married her.
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William S. MacClymont
Yonkers
J. Romaine Brown and Company
Randolph M. Stelle
New York, N. J
Wall Street
William Holland
Holland
Brown
MacClymont
Stelle
Miss MacClymont
Mise MacClymont
Doan’s Pills Back Up Mt. Ayr Man From Kidney Trouble
Mt. Ayr Iowa resident C O Harrold testifies Doan’s Pills eased his backache and weak kidneys after heavy work. He recalls scanty secretions and inability to straighten, saying the pills brought relief. Price 60 cents at dealers. Dean’s Pills are recommended by Peter Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Doan
Unie
Mt. Ayr
C. O. Harrold
Iowa
Saya
Dean
Mr. Harrold
Feter-Milburn = Co
Mirs
Buffalo
N. Y—Ady
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