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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
4
An advertise claim describes a home remedy named Hem Roid by Dr. Leon Hardt, marketed by Newcomb & Matthews and druggists, claiming to banish piles by improving blood flow in the lower bowel and offering lasting relief to thousands.
An old Sage Tea formula Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised to darken gray hair quickly and evenly. A druggist cites millions of bottles sold yearly, claiming natural coverage that hides any sign of use and promises a youthful look after one or two applications.
Dr. R. Newman of 286 Fifth Avenue New York announces a perfected fat reduction treatment that claims to remove up to a pound of excess fat daily with no harmful results and offers a free trial treatment and a pay when reduced plan. The claim includes relief for rheumatism gout and high blood pressure accompanying fat loss.
Frank A Bailey of Altoona was chosen captain of the 1925 26 fencing team. In last week’s conference meet at Minnesota he placed third in the duelling sword event.
A Creston mayoral candidate defends his record and condemns a hostile article by opponent supporters. He denounces anonymous accusations, challenges the author to sign his letter, and urges voters to choose between cleaner governance and alleged corruption. He emphasizes decades in Creston and public service while calling for fair treatment of all candidates.
Manila reports twins Simplico and Lucio Godino joined at birth who can drive and speed in the city. Officers hesitate to arrest one twin without detaining the other, creating a legal bind. In Ohio, the senate received a resolution for a legislative probe into alleged radical ties of faculty at Ohio State Miami and Ohio universities.
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