26 May 1925
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1925
Page
1
Preliminary reports from the Industrial Employees Division indicate continued work across several city utilities. William isolation and William alone are noted among figures, with refunds or contributions totaling around sixty four dollars and fifty nine cents from lawyers of the city. Returns are expected today from employees of remaining plants not yet reported.
An advertisement touts Rheuma as a cure for rheumatism with swift two day relief. It claims swelling and pains vanish after nightly and morning doses and offers a no cure no pay plan via Geo. A. Tischer with refund if not effective.
All union barber shops will close at six p.m. Friday May 29 and remain closed all day Saturday May 50 Decoration Day. Secretary Barbers Union. 5 26 41
An old fashioned advertisement touts Joint-Mise for relief of aching joints. It claims quick rubbing provides lubrication, reduces inflammation and swelling, and notes a 60 cent tube sold by druggists. The copy appeals to readers with casual health claims and everyday usage.
Tangels Schneider advertises drawing services with contact numbers Jay 1100 and night line 990 3 1 374 offering a range of sketches and portraits. The readable text is sparse but indicates a local business listing.
Bradfield Regulator Co. offers a free booklet for expectant mothers containing many facts. Dept BA 38 Atlanta Ga handles the distribution while the booklet is available at all good drug stores everywhere.
Mayor C. W. Thomas calls a 7:30 p.m. mass meeting in the city hall council chamber for property owners on Dunklin Street between Preadway and Washington Park to discuss street improvements. City engineer Ross will explain plans to extend Dunklin to the park. All owners are urged to attend and express their views.
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