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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1926

Page

3

Mr Fixit urged to ease Prospect Street congestion

A Citizen letter asks The Times Mr Fixit to press city officials about cars parking on both sides of Prospect Street from Madison Avenue to East Street, blocking traffic. Advocates consider one side parking on narrow streets and note a new ordinance may limit parking to streets under thirty feet wide.

MR. Fixit Prospect St Madison Ave East St Homer F. M'Mahon Woodlawn Ave

Americans Hold Highly Valuable Mexican Property

United States intervention in Mexico is a distinct possibility due to a dispute over American property below the Rio Grande valued around 1.5 billion dollars. The article lists oil lands refineries and related interests owned by Americans as key holdings in Mexico.

William Phillip Simms Washington United States Mexico Rio Grande

Midol Relief for Menstrual Pain Promises Fast Comfort

A health ad touts Midol as natural relief for menstrual cramps. The tablet supposedly acts directly on affected organs with relief in five to seven minutes, not a habit forming drug, and is sold in drug stores for 40 cents.

Major foreign and American holdings in Mexican concessions

The article lists vast property and mining assets in Mexico, valuing totals in the hundreds of millions and naming leading firms. It notes Standard Oil dominance, involvement of Mellon and Rockefeller interests, and mentions landholdings by Hearst, Chandler, and McAdoo, plus government controls and Monroe Doctrine protection.

Standard Oil Continental Huateca Company B. L. Doheny Secretary of the Interior United States Oil Lands Freeport Guggenheims American Smelting and Refining Company Phelps-Dodge Company Arizona American Metals Company Monterey John T. Morrow J. Pierpont Morgan Greene Cananea Consolidated Copper Company Copper King John D. Ryan John D. Rockefeller Jr

Pinex based cough remedy offers fast relief at home

A popular home fix promises instant soothing of air passages with a pint mixture of Pinex and sugar syrup or honey. It claims quick throat and chest cold relief, loosened phlegm, and suitability for bronchitis hoarseness and asthma, with money back guarantees from The Pinex Co.

Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind

Woollen to Attend Bankers Education Foundation Meeting

Evans Woollen, president of Fletcher Savings and Trust Co and chair of the ABA economic policy commission, will attend the bankers educational foundation trustees meeting in New York City on December 10. The foundation aims to award scholarships nationwide and holds a current fund of 500000 dollars, though it is only one year old.

Evans Woolen Fletcher Savings and Trust Company Economic Policy Commission American Bankers’ Association Bankers’ Educational Foundation New York City

Bananas Gain Popularity in Germany in 1926 Import Rise

Berlin report by Assistant Trade Commissioner Leo C. Morse notes a banana craze in Germany. In the first six months of 1926 Germany imported 31,117 tons of bananas, about 50 percent more than the same period in the prior year.

Washington Germany Leo C. Morse Berlin

Mayor Proclaims Next Saturday as Tag Day for Veterans

Mayor Duvall issued a proclamation designating next Saturday as Tag Day for the disabled American veterans. The fundraiser aims to relieve stricken World War I comrades and support veteran relief efforts.

Duvall

Jameson Park Keeper Keeps Peruna in Home

Laboring man faces climate, drought, and epidemics. Peruna portrayed as a priceless remedy. Article extols Peruna for catarrh, heartburn, digestion, and general vitality, claiming immediate action and heart, nerve, and digestive system benefits.

Jameson Park Peruna

Remarkable Indianapolis User Praises Peruna Remedy

W D Play of 2143 North Bosart Ave credits Peruna with curing catarrh for decades and cites a 1913 asthma and influenza recovery. He says the tonic prevents colds and fever with seasonal changes and remains a loyal supporter of Peruna and its founder.

Peruna

Pe Ru Na Named World's Greatest Tonic

Advertising copy proclaims Pe Ru Na as the world's greatest tonic and remedy, asserting nationwide recognition and proven superiority over competing tonics. The material emphasizes universal familiarity and lack of persuasion needed to trust the product.

Pe-Ru-Na Man At Goldsmiths at Market and Delaware

An Indianapolis advertisement promotes Pe-ru-Na at Goldsmiths by Market and Delaware. The dealer claims 97 of 100 will benefit and offers No-Ake pain relief samples, urging customers to insist on Peruna over other tonics.

Pe-Ru-Na Man Goldsmith’s Market Delaware Indianapolis

Flossie Flirt Doll Party Promised for Winners

The Times announces a secret venue for a Flossie Flirt doll party inviting girls who won dolls and their mothers. Admittance requires bringing the winning doll and more girls are expected as winners increase.

Santa Indianapolis Times Indianapolis Flossie

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