Debates Shape State Primary Delegates in Tight Races
The state faces long ballots as voters choose candidates for U S senate governor and other tickets. Republicans and Democrats vie for nominations with several incumbents facing opposition and a slow count expected amid a crowded field and party shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Davis
Republica
United States
Senate
Benjamin Rosenbloom
Sonetestan
Walter Bye
Fr. J. Lili
DeSoto Banquet Honors Major Clemans At Legion Event
Major Clemans was guest of honor at a DeSoto banquet hosted by the local American Legion and served by the Christian church aid society. Dr. A. M. Fortney acted as toastmaster as local speakers offered toasts before Clemans delivered the evening’s principal address outlining Legion service plans.
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Ciemans
DeSoto
American’ Legion
Aid Society of the Christian Church
A.M. Fortney
Glemans
American Legion
Pilice Tawersapee G. B
Max, Bet
Phillips. University
Lima
Mildred Deweese
Marshall
Dodge
Charles Bakter
Charles’ Kaegi
John Davison
Lawrence
Peter Savage
Emma. Jewett
Lawrere
Joe Austill
Charles Kaegi
Kansas
City
Ancient patent tonic touted as standard remedy for women
Fragmentary text praises E. B. Ham's Vegetable Compound as a half century old standard remedy for "woman's ills." It also hints at Australian transport workers planning an amalgamation, described as potentially the biggest and most significant move, in a truncated newspaper fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipon
Biham
Seamen and Transport Workers Link in Labor Move
A new alliance links two powerful labor groups the seamen and the transport workers. The move aims to unite bargaining power and coordinate action across ports and transportation hubs amid ongoing labor talks and workplace disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eero
Metropolitan Health Service boosts policyholders in 1923
One in six in the United States and Canada hold a Metropolitan policy. In 1923, the Metropolitan grew fastest among life insurers, expanding income assets and health campaigns. Nurses visited industrial policyholders 2,482,919 times, boosting life expectancy for policyholders by about 84 years since 11 years prior. The company distributed 33,790,840 health and welfare booklets and pamphlets, totaling 305,990,507 pieces to date. Free health examinations lowered death rates by 289 compared to expectations, and Metropolitan cooperates with group-insurance companies to improve health, working conditions, living standards, and social welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Making the Most Out of May
The article extols May as a month of possibilities with a focus on enjoying a wider range of foods after winter. It stresses keeping vegetables fresh and palatable with ice, noting May's changing weather requires vigilant refrigeration.
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May
Banishing Piles with Dr Leonhardt Hemroid
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Leonhardt Hemroid as internal treatment for piles. It claims to remove the cause through a discovered remedy and offers a money back guarantee through Round Corner Drug Store and other druggists.
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Dr. Leonhardt
Round Corner Drug Store
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Washington
Will McKinney
Ant
Pat Collins
Mrs. McKinney
California
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University
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Massachusetts
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Canada
Metropolitan
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Metropolitan Libe Insurance Company
New York
Swift & Company
U. S
the Ice & Storage Co
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National Association OF Ice Industries
Washington St
Chicago
Hinals
Har
Eczema
Cuthura
Cora
Palmer
Walden
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