Forged to Fight for Her Breath Ends in Test of Tantew
A Nashville man and his wife recounts using Tantew to treat severe breathlessness and indigestion. They credit dramatic health improvement after starting the medicine and urge others to try it, noting personal vitality restored and feeling like new. Their testimonial credits others who benefited.
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Tye
Third Ave
North
Nashville
Wellade
Cusack Company
Montiwint
Mrn
Tayloe
Gus
Hwarthorn
Abe
Sioux Leader Big Hew Praised as Best Dressed Indian
In a noted claim, The Sioux head Big Hew is described as the best dressed Indian in America. He recently made a visit to several major Middle West cities, drawing attention as a prominent figure in regional culture and attire.
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Plains
Big Hew
America
Middle West
Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Promises Clear Complexion
Ad copy touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for clean scalp soft hands and clear complexion plus Cuticura Talcum as part of a fragrance trio. The text includes jumbled lines about a man and women and a likely misprint.
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Ady
Senate to reopen Newberry case and probe election spend
The Senate privileges and elections committee voted to reopen the Newberry case and investigate alleged extravagant expenditures in his Michigan Senate campaign. Alfred Licking testified that 6 to 7 thousand dollars was spent on his behalf, with most funds from the Newberry estate. A special subcommittee led by Senator Spencer will organize proceedings, first meeting Friday.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Senate Privileges and Election Committee
Senate
Senator Newberry
Alfred Licking
Henry Ford
Detriot
Privileges and Electos
Newberry
Townwend
Henry Forts
Senantor Newberry
Pnt
Spencer
Missouri
Watson
Indiana
Renator
New Jersey
Poinerne
Ohio
Walcott
Delaware
Dallas Fire Destroys Downtown Block In Massive Blaze
A downtown Dallas fire damaged an entire block of business houses early Tuesday with losses estimated at 500000. No injuries were reported. Winn Furniture on Olive Street escaped only to burn elsewhere. Hardwood Pacific storage suffered the greatest loss with automobiles destroyed. Other wiped out establishments included Hughes Furniture, two hotels, and a Singer Sewing Machine branch. Occupants of the hotels fled in night attire as the fire is believed to have started at Hughes Furniture.
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Dallas
Tex
Winn Furniture Company
Hardwood Pacific Storage Company
Hughes Surniture Company
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Theiright
Hughes Furniture Company
Harding Nominates Crissenger as Comptroller Nominee
President Harding nominates O A Crissenger to succeed John Simiton Williams as comptroller. The Senate confirms Crissenger amid cabinet reshuffle and finance department adjustments. A note from New York reports a necklace theft linked to a master thief, while weather and wartime casualty notes appear in the same dispatch.
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Harding
O. A. Criesenger
John Simiton Williams
Gate
Renuy
Senate
Oriesenger
Leane
Union Pacific acquires LA&SL by stock purchase
The Union Pacific Wednesday bought full ownership of the Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad by stock purchase from William A. Clark and associates. The deal affects 29 million dollars of LA&SL bonds exchanged for various Union Pacific and Southern Pacific securities. Union Pacific says the move secures permanency of the rail system in southern California with Los Angeles harbor access.
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New York
Union Packs
Low Angles & Salt Lake Railroad Company
William A. Clark
Montana
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Hallroad Co
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Millroad Co
Union Pacific
Southern Paclle-Sun Hranetioo
Southern Pacific
Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
California
Los Angeles
Pacific Ocean
San Pedro Harbor
Irish capital seven civilians injured in Dublin custom-house fire
A Dublin dispatch reports Sinn Fein attackers burned the Dublin custom-house on Wednesday at 2 o clock. The building, one of the city’s finest, was destroyed with a million pound loss. Soldiers and armed attackers exchanged fire. three people killed so far. The incident followed attempts to save the structure as the railway bridge nearby was crowded with onlookers. The report also mentions the German ambassador and other officials in related notes.
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Lonifon
Dub‘Min
Dub- Ma
Lve
Fight in Dublina-A fight near Newport Mayo ends casualties
Report from Dublin describes a clash between groups in Newport County Mayo with one police constable killed and another wounded. Admiral E R Stitt named surgeon general of the navy. Felice Berlin reports on German operations in Upper Bavaria.
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Dublin
Potes
Felice Berlin
Upper
Bilenia
Montago
Annaberg
Senators King and Borah Defeat Alameda Naval Base Plan
In a 40 to 0 Senate vote, the Alameda naval base provision is rejected, ending a long clash sparked by Senator King and Senator Borah. They exposed issues with Mare Island efficiency and highlighted the potential $1.5 million item, arguing against costly commitments. The fight began last year and led to the base remaining at Mare Island while the Bay project was dropped.
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Senate
San Prancisco Bay
Alameda
King
Senator Borah
Borah
Mare Island
Mare Island Navy Yard
Memorial Day Message From President Favord
President Favored a national forge Memorial Day message to the American Legion urging continued sacrifice to protect liberty. He stressed reverence for those who served from Lexington to the Argonne and urged policy to preserve national institutions and ensure security for future generations.
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American Legion
New York
Preadeont Mardin
Americn Ma
Lexington
Argonne
Confidence vote endorses government on German reparations
The chamber of deputies endorsed the government policy on German reparations by 419 to 171 after a three day debate. Premier Brand defended foreign questions including the Silesian issue. The London ultimatum order passed 408 to 163 and the penalties clause 800 to 162. The overall vote was 419 to 171.
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Chamber of Deputies
Thi
Brand
London
Ger- Thany
Taft Named Chief Justice by Harding
President Harding plans to nominate William Howard Taft as Chief Justice of the United States to succeed the late Edward Douglas White. The nomination could go to the Senate within ten days, with White House officials awaiting Taft’s response and the former president’s guidance on the matter.
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Taft
Washington
Harding
William Bowed
Justiice
United States
Edward Douglaas White
Mooney May Get Liberty Hoy Pruvervith The Mairiot
The article argues that an injustice was done in the conviction of Thomas J Mooney. It discusses the possibility of clemency or a new trial and questions the sufficiency of the evidence used to convict him.
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Mooney
Thomas J Mooney
Fechtsler
Hampton Roads
Ecu
Irreverent Notes From Inter Mountain Editorials
A sprawling scan of intermountain editorials and letters mocks literature, politics, and public figures. The piece highlights varied asides from Garfield County to Layton and Smithfield, with satire on taxation, diplomacy, and social norms, mentioning Obregon and U.S. inspectors amid a mix of humorous observations.
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WWE
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D. R. Crissenger
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MG Kelly
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Ron
Yom
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A. & Berlin Jr
William’ Solf
Tokio
Wow
Walter Btates
Forelen Ae
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Bean
He Hoe
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South America
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New Castle
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Mare Sland Navy Yard
Pres, Harding
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Donald Pusier
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Utah
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Shaggy Jusenek
Jim Showalter
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