Morning inside bathing promised to improve health
An old health ad advises waking to drink hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the digestive system. It claims internal bathing removes poisons absorbed from food and improves appearance, addressing dull heads, bad breath, bilious attacks, and constipation.
Bayer Aspirin Ad Claiming Genuine Bayer Tablets
An advertisement promotes Bayer Tabletos of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross urging buyers to insist on the genuine Bayer product for relief of colds headaches neuralgia earache toothache rheumatism sciatica lumbago neuritis and other pains. It notes 12 tablets in a tin and larger packages available from druggists.
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Revaluation Office Opened in Guilford County
R A Wheeler assistant supervisor of revaluation for High Point township opened room 269 Bank of Commerce building to assist property owners in listing real estate. He says farm acreage will be listed first, then city lots, with blanks to disclose actual cash value. The state guarantees taxes won’t be increased overall, and raises cannot exceed ten percent. A board of appraisers will review, and owners notified by mail with chance to be heard if value is felt higher than actual cash value. Wheeler offices hours 9–12 and 1–5.
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Hesitation Waltz Tops London Dance Craze
London followers expect the hesitation waltz to dominate the season says J B M Ewen after studying Paris and American trends. He notes Paris venues keep two orchestras and no intermission as young officers dance nonstop, signaling a rising craze. Nazimova's The Brat at Broadway Theatre adds to the theatre scene with cast members from The Red Lantern.
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Senate Air Mastery Form Highlighted by Greenville Note
A fragmented line from Greenville discusses senate air mastery in a brief, cryptic manner. The readable text mentions form and air control, but lacks clear context or names to identify a full event or outcome.
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Acid Iron Mineral Promises Youthful Vitality
An advertisement touts a soluble iron product named Acid Iron Mineral as a blood and nerve builder. It claims iron deficiency ages a person and promises renewed youth with no alcohol or tooth-staining side effects. Druggists offer refunds if no improvement is seen.
Better meat inspection urged by Dr Mohler in New Orleans
Dr John R Mohler chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry called for stronger state and municipal meat regulation to cover meat not federally inspected. He cited millions of uninspected animals used for food and argued that federal rules only cover interstate shipments, urging local action for health and economic reasons.
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Department of Agriculure
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London Theatergoers Demand End to Wartime Candy Ban
London theatergoers press for withdrawal of the wartime restriction on candy sales after 8 PM. Actors oppose candy in theaters and seek removal of tea and coffee service during performances, arguing noise and disruption ruin quiet moments.
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Bripaen's Land Girls to Stay on the Farm
Britain keeps the land girls war emergency corps intact with about 8000 members still undemobilized. They prefer small farms for independence, with Phyllis among them in farmyard work attire, reflecting a grounded wartime optimism about self sufficiency. Divorces rise in Prussia as wartime strains reshape marriage and alimony practices.
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Britain
Land Girls
Unlucky trip for sugar thiefs upsets De Graz
Bernard De Graz set out in his Lizzie for sugar and after thirty miles gathered thirty pounds. The trip ended with his automobile stolen by thieves who trailed the effort on a dismal October afternoon in Pittsburgh.
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Operator copies message ordering his arrest
Pueblo dispatch reports H. W. Lovelace a railroad telegrapher in a local office copied a Morse order to arrest him. He sent a messenger with the order, and about an hour later the sheriff arrived to place him in custody.
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Colo
H. W. Lovelace
Wyoming
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