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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
7
You may never realize the importance of brakes until they fail in traffic. Regular inspections prevent costly damage and failures. We offer brake checks and adjustments and can replace lining with Jobus-Manville Asbestos Brake Lining for safety and longevity.
Catarrh medicine argues that running down health worsens local symptoms. The product combines a local remedy with a systemic tonic to support general health. Sold by druggists, B J Cheney & Co, Toledo Ohio.
Mrs Flora Esten of 13 B Turner Street Norwich reports rapid relief from goitre using external remedy Sorbol Quadruple without surgery. She credits the treatment for easing nervousness and breathing in her two daughters and offers to endorse the product publicly. Sold at drug stores or by Sorbo Company Mechanicsturg Ohio, with local availability noted.
First photograph from Sofia shows the destroyed exterior of the cathedral after a bomb exploded, killing about 180 people and injuring many others in a Communist era outrage.
Bluejackets soldiers and Spanish American War veterans join Cuban supporters in a River Side drive along a flag drenched stand. A festive crowd sings and marches to honor Cuba’s flag day in New York.
Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin appears with his young grandson Robert LaFollette Sucher, four years old, in a public display. The scene highlights the family connection during a Wisconsin event.
The Cocos or Keeling Islands are a small British group in the Indian Ocean, 500 miles southwest of Java. Discovered by Captain Keeling in 1608, acquired by Britain in 1856, and annexed as a crown colony in 1903. Population about 74 percent Malay. The German cruiser Emden was destroyed nearby by the Australian cruiser Sydney during World War I.
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