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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1929
Page
5
Professor of mathematics at Washington University died late yesterday of a heart attack while visiting a friend in St Louis. He had been in ill health for several weeks.
Kiwanis delegates at the 13th annual Kiwanis International convention in Milwaukee heard reports from four key committees and heard Frank Lowden deliver the principal address. The gathering will close with officer elections, a 1920 convention site, and an International golf tournament. Hyde urged Kiwanis to be a public forum for opposing views while avoiding political use of the club.
Women troubled by seasickness like morning sickness are urged to try Phillips Milk of Magnesia. A small dose on ice aids nausea and vomiting, with anti acid relief for heartburn and sour stomach. It is also used as a laxative and mouthwash during pregnancy.
A Columbia Missouri resident Mrs A W Rogers credits Hoyts Compound with easing years of rheumatism and enabling her to climb stairs easily after a short treatment. The advert notes Jefferson City Tolsons druggists and local outlets. Also mentions Mr and Mrs GC Knernschield and Mr and Mrs C M Crosby traveling to St Louis and Belleville for a weekend visit to their daughter Sisey Christa.
The Paris government receives a vote of confidence as it pushes a new ocean policy. Ministers argued the plan strengthens maritime safety while facing opposition from regional lawmakers and environmental groups.
In Mexico City Archbishop Rula releases a pastoral letter urging Mexican Catholics to refrain from political involvement. The message emphasizes spiritual duties and cautions against partisan activities within church communities.
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