Toledo firm swears to pay for cure for catarrh
J Chaney & Co of Toledo Ohio swears before notary public A W Gleason that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Medicine. The testimonial asserts internal action through blood and mucous surfaces.
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Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Brave
J J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Areh Medicing
NK J. Chensy
Ant A.’ W. Gleanon
Notat Publis
Halls Catarre
Medtcie Ie
J. Chaney & Co
Numerous World Figures From Census to Turmoil Across Nations
Census data shows Racine Wisconsin up 54.2 percent with 68 508 rise. Gary Indiana 56 844. Abe crease 88 642. Senate passes army reorganization bill 45 to 10, goes to conference. London exchequer chancellor Chamberlain estimates new year expenditure at 8 880 089 200. Prohibition violators Scalcucci brothers in Marquette fined 100 each. Tornado near Maysville Georgia kills three children. A munitions factory near Vienna explodes causing 50 000 000 crowns damages and 1500 workers unemployed. Girls burned in Newton fire. concrete details vary. Waslakian house passes emergency defense bill with 900 000 000 appropriation. Ireland, Canada, May next June rebellion plots uncovered. Ogle undetermined incidents in Ada berry Kansas. San Remo council sanctions Franco British Constantinople plan. Laura Spelman Rockefeller endowment to YWCA announced in Cleveland. Vanderbilt divorce case entered in Newport. University of Chicago limits undergraduate attendance next autumn. French troops relieve Antab April 14 per Paris statement. Canada considers independent U S diplomatic relations. Continental Congress of Daughters endorses universal military training. amendment to make it voluntary fails. Stock exchange transactions fixed to broker commissions as soldier bonus levies discussed. Sir Auckland Geddes says Ireland should handle its own issues without outside interference.
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Gary
Ind
Abecrease
Senate
Auntimy Chamberlain
Exchequer
London
Scalcucci Brothers
Marquette
Mich
Census Bureau
Racine
Wis
Athhe Railroad Labor Board
Maysville
Banke County
Georgia
Vienna
Newton
Burkburnett
Wichita
Was
Cathlene Neilson Vanderbilt
Mtnginald
Vanderbilt
Newport
R. I
University of Chicago
Aintab
Asia
Constantinople
Canada
United States
Ottawa
Ont
Continental Congress
Daughters of ‘the American Revolution
Brokers’ Commission
Houga Ways and Means Committee
England
Ireland
Auckland Geddes
New York
General Strike Partially Enacted in Strasbourg
An order initiating a general strike in Strasbourg took effect at midnight and was carried out in part, with portions observed in the city on April 23.
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Strasbourg
Market Prices For Flour And Livestock Report
The Markets section lists flour prices for various grades and brands and detailed cattle hogs and sheep quotes. It includes per hundredweight ranges for items like white and dark rye, spring wheat, timothy, clover, and mixed hay, plus cattle steers cows veal calves hogs and lambs with price bands and classifications.
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Timothy
Primu Stears
Tornado Killer Toll Tops 160 Across Three States
A Gulf coast storm system swept through Mississippi and Tennessee after striking Bay Springs Meridian and Aberdeen. At least 160 people died and many more were injured as the tornado leveled towns and caused extensive property damage across Mississippi and parts of Alabama and Tennessee.
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Meridian
Miag
Mississippi
Tennessee
Gulf of Mexico
Miesissippi
Bay Springs
Runnels Bridge
Here
Columbus
Aberdeen
Glen
Miss
Deemer
Philadelphia
New Albany
Ingemar
Baker
Beven
Bell Schoolhouse
Starkville
Alabama
Sheffield
Ala
J. G. Binnton
Col.Vinsville
Two Die in Rooming-House Shooting in Chicago
In Chicago a 35 year old woman Louise Dimmick shot her lover 32 year old Thomas Schweig through the neck at 238 East Huron Street. She then killed herself with a bullet to the heart. Schweig died en route to Passayant hospital.
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Chicago
Louise Dimmick
Thomas Schweig
East Huron Street
Schweig
Passayant Hospital
Storms Kill Twenty in Arkansas in Northwestern Counties
A severe windstorm across northwestern Arkansas causes numerous fatalities and injuries. In Hurkey valley near Danyilie seven people die, six from one family, as reports from wire service arrive. More details on casualties and damaged areas are expected as officials assess the extent of the storm.
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Northern Counties
Fort Smith
Ark
Arkansas
Wenger
Hurkey Valley
Danyilie
Supreme Court bans owner transport of liquor into dry states
The Supreme Court held that transporting intoxicating liquor by the owner's car into a dry state violated the Reed "bone-dry" amendment. Everett L. Simpson, charged with transporting liquor from Wyoming into Colorado, delivered the opinion in an upraised mood.
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Ryle
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Everett L. Simpson
Hyuer
Wyomleg
Colorado
Sales Tax for Yank Bonus and Chicago Rail Pay Demands
Washington reports House Republican leaders plan a sales tax not exceeding two percent to fund soldier relief. Chicago notes the Street Railway Employees' union will demand higher wages, seeking conductors at one dollar and motormen at about 1.04 dollars per hour.
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Washington
House
Chicago
Street Railway Employees’ Union
Chicago Surface Nes
Diamond Dyes and Battleship Quip in Misc Ads
A collage of ad blurbs and witticisms mentions Diamond Dyes promising rich color for fabrics from wool to silk with a Color Card shown by dealers. A quip about buying a battleship by a naval secretary’s aide and a Cuticura skincare promotion appear among the odds and ends.
Kidney health claims with salts and tonic water
An advertisement touts Jad Salts and other kidney flushing regimens as a cure for backache and urinary irritation. It urges high water intake and morning doses of rad Salts to keep kidneys active, claiming to neutralize urine acidity and prevent bladder weakness. English clergymen form a trade union for better pay.
The Present Need and Warning to Tourists in 1920s Commentary
Max Eastman recounts a Greenwich Village talk about abundance of $50,000 openings for bright men and the need to devise new price-boosting ideas. Hugh Walpole warns travelers about London lodging and crowded hotels, recalling an American’s search for a bed amid scarce coins and high costs.
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Max Eastman
Greenwich Village
Anid
Hugh Walpole
Philadelphia
London
Strand
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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Lydia
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