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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
3
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies heatedly debated the Washington disarmament treaty. Minister Ruiberti said the pact would be presented after the new year while Communist M. Berthon blasted the government for delay and France’s submarine stance. Briand argued France would concede offensive arms but defend sovereignty.
A vintage advertisement promotes Tonsiline as the national sore throat remedy. It urges stockpiling, notes hospital size at 60 cents and one dollar, and claims availability in every state for sudden sore throat needs.
A health ad touts Mi-O-No Tablets for dyspepsia relief and stomach restoration. It claims rapid belching and distress reduction within five minutes and praises Mi-O-No as the leading stomach tonic from a specialist. Available at leading druggists and Hang Drug Stores with a money back guarantee.
In a fragmented notice an unidentified contributor mentions FAG and I Spied with a request to come in. A reader asks about the Cree word Sakawawin thought to mean a cry of joy. A note reports a horse in galoshes on icy streets. Engagement announced for Katherine Elizabeth Blind to Howard H Over with a spring wedding planned.
Manufacturers and radio dealers brace for a Christmas rush as sets parts and toys with radio themes flood markets. Enthusiasts expect improved equipment and new vacuum tubes to boost reception for the holiday season.
On May day large radio stations prepare special programs. Interest centers on attic receiving setup where the fan keeps it. France officially recognizes amateurs as such in a proposed law for control of amateur stations and for a tax levy on receiving and transmitting stations.
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