Remarkable weight gain claim for Tanlac user
Mrs. Mabel Gross of Minneapolis says Tanlac raised her from 94 pounds to 132, restoring health and strength after years of weakness, headaches, dizziness, and stomach issues. The ad claims 850 million bottles sold. Also notes monkeys in Brazilian forests show smallpox traces per Rio de Janeiro report.
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Anlac
Mabel Gross
Aldrich St. N
Minneapolis
Rio de Janeiro
New York Times
George Clarke Bleyer
After One Reached His Goal It Is Too Late to Begin Anew
A compact aphorism notes that once a person achieves a goal the moment to seek another is past and implies the futility of pursuing fresh aims after fulfillment. The saying frames ambition as finite once success is attained.
Iowa News Roundup Reports Losses and Longevity
Lumber costs rise with no mine prospects while farmers face $3,000 in damages from wolves and foxes. Des Moines to South America telegraph rate drops to 69 cents per word. About $7,000 in government property taken from an Ames armory fire by curious visitors. Mrs. Catherine Tallman dies at Cascade aged 108. State midyear Sunday school conference draws 48 counties. Iowa bonus court costs set at $22.75. Obituaries include Mrs. George W. Stone of Bolla Plaine and Civil War veteran Andrew Thompson Bankston. Atty worker Bulman loses 4,200 bushels to seven-leat crews. John Towner Frederick, new Iowa novelist, stores at New York publisher. R. W. Bodell reports 463 eggs from nineteen white leghorn pullets in December. Banks guarded after Knierim robbery. jewelry and Liberty bonds stolen. Legislative meetings lift debate on evasion and call for extra session. Speaker Anderson appoints committees. Farmers warned car shortage may yield higher future returns. Iowa Farm Bureau President cites efficiency advantage. state leads in farm value. Departmental affairs committee forms policy agenda. Railway conductors weigh amalgamation stance. engineers oppose broader union merger.
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County 14
Des Moines
South America
Western Union
Ames
Catherine Tallman
Cascade
Iowa
Des Moinea
Thompson
George W. Stone
Bolla Plaine
Andrew Thompson Bankston
Farley
Mr. Bankston
Hiis
C. Bulman
Waukon
Bulman
Towa
John Towner Frederick
Corning
University of Iowa
Druida
New York
R. W. Bodell
Waterloo
Pol County
George Yeager
Knierim
Rockwell City
Hotel Wellington
Anderson
Assembly
C. Rand
Atlatician
American Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Bradfuts
Russia
France
Germany
Japan
John Hammill
Senate
Uniona
Warren 8. Stons
W. G. Les
Herrin Jurors Free Miners Acquitted After Deliberation
All five defendants in the Herrin massacre case were acquitted after twenty six hours of juror deliberation. The court heard direct testimony against each defendant with defense alibis. The crowd remained orderly as Judge Hartwell read the acquittals for Leva Mann Joe Carnaght Peter Hiller Bert Srace and Otis Clark.
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Marlon
Tan
Herrin
Howard Hoffman
Hartwell
T Mattwell
James Weaver
Leva Mann
Almar
Joe Carnaght
Peter Hiller
Bert Srace
Otis Clark
London Debt Demand Shows Unsettled Washington Push
The Baldwin financial mission returned from Washington without a debt settlement. The Daily Express says if America remains unreasonable and causes suffering, Britain will await a more amenable Washington before legislating obligations.
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London
Washington
Baldwin
Daily Express
America
Fetching Style Hints Weave For Cincinnati Derby Hats
Cincinnati, Jan. 20 A large derby hat with a small red feather tucked on the left side above the ear is recommended by the style committee of the International Association of Clothing Designers as the correct toppling off effect for taller men in 1923.
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Cibelnnati
Ohio
International Association of Clothing Designers
Bavarian fascists ready to resist French occupiers
Munich dispatch says Adolph Tittier, leader of the Bavarian Nazi group, announced a Sunday review of 200,000 fascists armed to oppose French occupation in Bavaria.
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Munich
Adolph Tittier
National Socialists
Thavarian
Revolt Rumors Reach Rio Grande Do Sul Brazil
Border correspondents report a revolutionary movement starting in Rio Grande do Sul with dispatches from Rio de Janeiro indicating later reports are unfounded. Paris notes Germany could lose the Ruhr if it continues obstinate politics as the French government warns the German chargé d affaires.
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Buenos Aitres
Border Correspondenta
Rio Grande Do Sul
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Paris
Germany
Ruhr
Maffatres
Eyeline Booth Dead at 126 in Georgia
Eyeline Booth a colored woman of Oglethorpe County Georgia dies at age 126 years eleven days per Dr Witham A Davis. The remarkable centenarian’s passing is reported from Atlanta Georgia.
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Atlanta, Ga
Eyeline Booth
Oglethorpe County
Georgi
Witham A. Davia
Preference Grows in Congress to Acquire West Indies
Strong sentiment in both houses supports acquiring the British and French West Indies in part payment of war debts to the United States. Vice President Coolidge urges consultation with experts and seeks broad public opinion from residents of the islands amid defense and financial considerations. Senators McKinty, Willth, and Sterling diverge on the plan, with some opposing fast action while others back the acquisition.
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Washington
Jan
Houses
Congress
British
French West Indies
United States
Great Britain
France
Coolidge
Panama
McKintey
West Indes
Benator Willth
Qhia
Sterling
Senate
3350 Year Old Canned Beef Found in King Tut Tomb
In Lukor Egypt on January 20, workers uncovered what is claimed to be the oldest canned beef in the world, dating back 8,850 years. The meat rested in forty receptacles resembling water vessels, with other foods including haunches of game, ducks, and joints of game in wooden boxes. A giant duck statue and four bronze candlesticks were also found among the relics.
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Lukor
Egypt
Tutenkhawun
Excavatory Algo
German coal barons detained by French authorities
London reports German coal barons Thyssen and three others were arrested by French forces for defying General Simon on coal deliveries. They were not taken into custody but ordered to regard themselves as under arrest. In Washington, the Senate approved the Capper Farm Bill creating cooperative credit structures for farmers, marking half of the farm credits program.
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London
Thyssen
Simon
Froy
Dusseldorf
Senate
Washington
Jan
Ruhr Finances Seized by French, Berlin Dispatches Say
Four Berlin dispatches reported by Central News allege French forces confiscated the Ruhr region's finances and tax offices, including credit institutions, as France asserts control over German assets.
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Ruhr
Boized
London
Tan
Bryce Gerfinland
The
Stuhr
Berlin
British Mission Leaves Capital After Debt Funding Split
Washington reports a split over interest rate and payment methods in funding Great Britain’s $4 billion debt to the United States. The British mission has adjourned and will convey positions to London via Sir Auckland Geddes while negotiations continue through diplomacy. Secretary Mellon notes progress but says no further steps can be taken until after the British cabinet reviews the American views.
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Washington
Fundig
Great Britain
United States
New York
Will Gall
London
Stanley Baldwin
Futura
Britldham Dossador
Sir Auckland Geddes
Treasury
Metlon
Mellon
Work as Usual at Essen in Wartime Rail Blockade
Fragmentary report notes trains and barges halted en route to Germany. Several hundred coal cars and barges were stopped and redirected to Strasbourg and Mutz, while Alsatian and Ruhr-area coal operations face disruption amid tensions with France.
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Essen
Dan
Kagen
Alb
Germany
Car loadings set record in 2022 says railroad data
Washington reports that car loadings with all commodities excluding coal reached a historic high in 2022, up 16 percent from 1921. Total car loadings excluding coal totaled 6,205,178, vs 4,812,? in 1921, underscoring strong freight movement and rising demand across sectors.
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Washington
Phon
Econt
Sant
Reid's Drug Battle Ends in Hollywood Coffin Return
Walther Reid returned to Hollywood in a coffin after a battle with drugs. He died yesterday at Banala Place sanitarium after years of work and play around Tasky Jet.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Walther Reid
Hollywood
Tasky
Hursday
Banala Place
Berlin to ask British aid in mediation talks
A leaked dispatch reports the German government plans a confidential mission to London to seek British mediation between Germany and France, with the aim of deescating tensions. In other items, Bishop Manning reportedly directed a disavowal over Jesus Christ as God and Savior, while a K K K related tragedy in Bastrop, Louisiana, involves shooting and wounding in a local dispute.
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London
Trranga
Germany
Soya
the Times
Hagen
New York
D. Manning
Biscopal Church
Percy Stlckney Grant
Jesus Christ
God
Savior
Appearances Lie In Shop Comment On Baby’s Bag
Geneva three and a half years old accompanied by a seven month old and a needing infant, was in a store when a stranger described as a woman, wearing neat clothes, approached. She carried a leather standbag with a drawstring. The girl asked bluntly if the bag was for a baby, prompting surprise from the woman.
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Geneva
Abby Brother
Womin
Geneve
Wonmn
Memo on love and future of Jog cabins for great men
A brief thought notes that love can heighten a man’s regard for a woman over wealth or status. It reflects on years passing and the suggestion that, if trends continue, there may be no Jog cabins left for great men to be born in.
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