Flea Circus Hopeful Seeks Paddy Successor in Gotham
In New York a parade of fleas from around the world seeks a new star after Paddy, the famed flea, dies in an automobile wreck. Professor Hubert, keeper of the Broadway flea circus, laments the scarcity of great artists and searches for a worthy successor as Paddy rests on a cardboard tombstone.
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Dr J B Leonhardt’s Internal Hemroid Remedy Promises Relief
An ad touts Hemroid as a real internal pile remedy discovered by Dr J B Leonhardt. After treating 1,000 patients with success in over 900 cases, the ad guarantees relief or money back. It claims piles stem from bad lower bowel circulation and sinuses, promising quick, non surgical results without cutting or salves.
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RAMA Internal Medicine Promises Fast Rheumatic Relief
An advertisement promotes RAMA as an internal medicine that cleanses the blood, liver, and kidneys to expel poisons causing rheumatism. It claims quick pain relief by the first day and offers a full purchase refund if it fails, with Eckerd's and Mann's Drug Stores pushing a $1 bottle.
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Glorifying Yourself Sleep Tip Column by Alicia Hart
The piece urges eight to nine hours of nightly sleep and a midday nap to calm nerves and facial tension. It advises a weekly rest night for busy women and suggests a relaxing routine with a bath, quiet supper, and bed time for better sleep.
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Guessing leads to jail for two men in reckless driving case
Two men named Roy J. Gilbert and Harry Waterfield were arrested for reckless driving and claimed to be sought in Washington for embezzlement. They were jailed after authorities notified federal officers in Washington.
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Lightning rods eyed to shield valuable Washington trees
Experiments in Washington indicate lightning rods could soon protect valuable trees from storm damage. Researchers report promising results and say implementation may start after further tests and official reviews.
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