Remarkable weight gain claim by Mrs Mabel Gross
A damaged clipping reports Mrs Mabel Gross of Minne Heapolg Minn claiming a dramatic weight gain from ninety four to one hundred thirty two pounds after using Tantac a health tonic. She says prior two years she was seriously weak with headaches backache nerves insomnia and poor digestion. She credits Tantac with restoring health and looks. The ad notes Tantac is sold by druggists with over 85 million bottles sold. Also included is a brief item on smallpox in monkeys in Brazil with notes from the New York Times about potential cross species transmission and cautions from George Clarke Bleyer about travel and disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Mra
Mabel Gross
Aldrich St. N
Min
Heapolg
Minn
inTanine
Gale
All Good
Rito de Janeiro
New Rere Times
George Clarke
Bleyer
Iowa News Roundup Highlights Wolves Fire Armory Theft
A broad Iowa news digest reports Allamakee County overrun by wolves and foxes with $3,000 damage claims. Des Moines wire rates drop from 86 to 69 cents per word while Ames armory losses reach about $7,000. Obituaries note Catherine Tallman 108, Andrew Bankston Civil War veteran, and Mrs George Stone of Bella Plain. Local nominations, court costs, and farm bureau talks fill the midweek page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allamakea County
Elaima
Des Motnegs
South America
Western Union
Ames
Catherine Tallman
Cascade
Iowa
Des Moines
Ware
Thompson
George W. Stone
Bella Plaine
Andrew Thompson Bankston
Farley
Mankston
J. C Bulman
Waukon
Bulman
Town
John Towner Frederick
University of Lona
New York
R. We Bodell
Waterloo
Polk County
George Yeager
Kulerim
Rockwell City
Hotel Wellington
Kendall
Joe Anderson
Assembly
Anderson
Hauge
Polk
Edson
Buena
Vista
Rankin
Les
McClune
Mahaska
Garber
Floyd
Ellott
Scott
Hearth
Carter
Hardin
Fearn Buréau Federation
Bia Ade Dresa
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Byadfute
Rissa
France
Germany
Japan
Towa
U. 1921
Stout
John Hammill
Acnute
Aitroad
Warren
Stone
W. G. Ges
Herrin Jurors Free Miners in TierrIn Massacre Case
Eleven farmers sat on the jury that acquitted all five defendants, including Carnaghi, Peter Hiller, Bert Prace, and Otis Clark, after twenty six hours of deliberation. The state had presented direct charges and brutal conduct allegations while the defense offered alibis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
TierrIn
Howard Moman
Uartwell
Juige Hartwell
Leva Matin
Sinilar
Ine Carnaghi
Peter Hitter
Dert Prace
Otis Clark
Peter Hiller
Uplon
Ane
Stanct
Wen
London Reports Baldwin Debt Settlement Delay
The Daily Express notes the Baldwin financial mission returned from Washington without settling the British debt, calling the impasse despite warnings that an early settlement could avoid suffering. It adds that America must be firmer to prevent further hardship, delaying any agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Washington
Baldwin Financial Mission
Daily Express
America
Hat style to be recommended by clothing designers group
Cincinnati observers report a low flat derby hat with a small feather on the left side above the ear. The style committee of the International Association of Clothing Designers announced the recommendation after a January meeting, deeming it a correct topping off for a tailor-made man of 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Association
West Indies acquisition favored by officials in capital
Vice President Coolidge and many leaders press for acquiring the British and French West Indies to help pay war debts, defend the Panama Canal, and strengthen U S defenses. They urge expert study and public input from residents of the islands, while several senators express strong support for the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Congress
British
French West Indies
United States
Great Britain
France
Coolidge
Panna Canal
Ove- Holgs
Panama
McKinley
Tih
West Indies
Bavarians Plan Armed Rally Against French Occupation
Munich reports Adolp Tutter leader of the National Socialists announced a Sunday review of 200000 Bavarian fascists armed to resist French occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Adoelph Tutter
National Socialists
3350 Year Old Beef Found in Tutankhamun Tomb
In Lukor Egypt the oldest canned beef, 8860 years old, was found in King Tutankhamun's tomb. The preserved meat, sealed in forty egg-shaped receptacles, accompanied by trussed ducks and game in wooden boxes, includes a giant duck statue and bronze sandal remnants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lukor
Egypt
Tutenkhamun
Gigo
Brazilian state revolts reported by border papers
Reports from border correspondents in Argentina and Uruguay claim a revolutionary movement began in Rio Grande do Sul Brazil, though dispatches from Rio de Janeiro dismiss the reports as unfounded. In Atlanta a woman of 122 years is said to be aged 122 years nine months eleven days per Dr Davie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenos Aires
Rio Grande Do Sul
Brazil
Rio
Janeiro
Drew
Atlanta, Ga
German coal barons arrested by French in bid to protest deliveries
German coal barons led by August Thyssen were arrested by French authorities in Paris following a refusal to obey General Simon over coal deliveries. They were not seized, but ordered to consider themselves under arrest. Meanwhile the Senate passed Capper Farm Bill providing for cooperative credit and long-term farmer loans. Ruhr finances reportedly solved as banks and financial offices in the Ruhr region were confiscated by the Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thyssen
Pete Wlatent
Simon
Dusseldorf
Senate
Wasehington
Hig
British Debt Talks Break Off in Washington to London
In Washington on January 10, British and American debt funding commissions failed to agree on interest rates payment timing and principal amounts for over 4 billion dollars owed. The British mission leaves for New York and then London, where Stanley Baldwin will brief the cabinet on the US position. Future negotiations will proceed through Sir Auckland Geddes with the American commission, led by Secretary Mellon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Hunter
United States
New York
London
Stanley Baldwin
Sir Auckland Geides
Treasury
Melton
Swondon
Exchequer
Mellon
Notheing
Work as Usual at Essen and Coal Blockade Effects
Work continues at Essen as W-Chimneys burn. The Gero are expected to capitulate and cooperate with the Frenety in exploitation of the Tuhr. France enforces a nine coal blockade, halting several hundred cars and yardage en route to Germany and redirecting them to Straaghoury and Motz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
Mason
Harges
Germany
Straaghoury
Motz
Car loadings set record for 1922 shipments
The American Railway Association reports 1922 car landings with all commodities except coal at a record level, 40 percent higher than 1921. Total landings excluding coal reached 1,263,178 cars, up from 1,847,811 in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Railway Association
Reid's Drug Battle Ends in Hollywood Tragedy
Wallace Reid returns to Hollywood but dies Thursday at a local hospital. The actor, once connected with the Lasky lot and prominent in film, passed away after a hospital stay following a long public struggle, with details limited by the fragmentary report.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dan
Wallace Reid
Hollywood
Ind
Jaet
Lasky
Yerra
Hunsin Place
Aunttartum
Berlin to ask British aid for mediation in Europe
Berlin plans to send a confidential mission to London seeking British mediation between France and Germany. A Times dispatch from Basel notes the move as part of tensions in Europe. Also mentions Bishop Manning demanding Rev. Percy Stielney Grant disavowal or resignation over denial of Jesus Christ. A Louisiana tragedy details Carey Calhoun mortally wounding John Parker Jr. during a plantation incident near Bastrop Monroa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilam T. Manning
Bastrop
Carey Calhoun
Monroy
Bantrap
Monroa
John
Parker
Ounchita Parish
Appearances Sometimes Sin In a Baby Store Clash
A three and a half year old Geneva and an 18 month old baby brother lingered in a store when a woman, described as a stringer to both Geneva and the sentenced, prompted the child to wave. The scene showed the child resisting and the woman questioning why. The article notes the infant’s older sisterly behavior and a leather band worn by the adult witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Fragmentary Thought on Love and Wealth in Log Cabin Era
A fragment reflecting on love and priority between affection and wealth with distant hints of log cabin life and future great men. The garbled text suggests a moral about pursuit of affection versus material status in early settlement times.
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Wees
Brilans
Lathrop
Mieanei
Hawkeye
State News
Herrin
London Daily Express
U. S
Derby
Col. Sohn A. Hull
John A. Hull
The
Newy
Crowder
Cuba
Adolph Hittler
National Socialista
Rilo Janeiro
Parla
Koeernment
Ruhr
Irene
Central
Newa
Berlin
Mellon Optimiado
Diplomata
French Institute
Coa
Reid
California
Wisslan
Vranea
Times
Basen
Tra Vale
Fs Rey Centey
Ayes Motels Eats
Spohn’s
Laura Millikes
Chicago
Burma
Ie Prasanstan
Ci el Tae
Wetcher
Privace
Il— Carlyle
Miles
Martha Strayer
Saenelge
Hroaiece
Otis
Reighborn
Dr. Pistoo
Martha" Straver
Pierce
Chiffalo
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