Kruschen Salts Promises Safe Fat Reduction
Ad claims excess fat comes from sluggish kidneys bowels and liver. It cites poisons in blood lowering vigor and energy. Daily Kruschen Balta allegedly keeps organs functioning and boosts vitality, leading to natural fat loss.
Free Kruschen Trial Offer Promises Easy Proof
Free trial of Kruschen powder invites readers to test the product at no cost. A one week supply includes a trial bottle and regular bottle, with a no questions asked return if not convinced. Manufactured by EK Griffim A Ltd Manchester with Toronto importers McGillivray Bros.
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World happenings briefly told in dated notes
The report lists diverse items from 128 seniors at a Barking Rotary Club tea to future rocket travel and a Galsworthy death. It notes English building societies lending to home builders, looming cuts in farm subsidies, tariffs hurting hand weaving in Britain, and war debt talks with the US and Canada.
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Gentleman partner mentioned in bridge game prompt
A correspondent seeks the exact number of non players of bridge and is given the name of the gentleman who was the partner the other night to start inquiry.
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Japan denies plans for Pacific naval base under mandate
The mandates commission report to the League of Nations Council states Japan denied rumors of establishing a naval base in Pacific islands under its mandate. The Japanese government called the report unfounded and affirmed it has no intention to establish such a base now or in the future.
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Conference ends with failed disarmament hopes
The conference activities conclude in apparent failure as substantial disarmament is postponed indefinitely. After a year of preparation and high hopes for world peace and relief from armaments costs, the event ends in a tragic anti climax noted by the Glasgow Herald.
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Discovery of 4000 B.C. Zigurrat at Akshak by Dr Waterman
Archaeologists led by Dr Leroy Waterman of the University of Michigan Cleveland Museum excavations reveal a mound at Akshak identified as a Zigurrat or Tower of Babel. The site measures about 50 feet tall and 250 to 300 feet wide with a sun baked brick outer wall 30 feet thick and 15 to 20 feet high. Inscriptions suggest early origin around 4000 B.C. The legend in Genesis ties the tower to the Babel builders whose speech was confounded.
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Pretty necktie dress pattern for girls ages eight to fourteen
A pattern details a dark hyacinth-blue wool crepe dress with inverted center-front plait for fullness and slim line. It notes a light hyacinth-blue jabot collar, long sleeves, and fabric options from plaid woollens to rough crepe silk. Size 8 to 14 priced 20 cents.
A Profitable Occupation Scatters on the Beach
Thrifty Hollanders mine beaches for coins gold and jewelry after tourism season. They stake claims work weeks and follow wind and tide to recover valuables. Aerodromes planned on the Persian Gulf for the England India air route.
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Parable of the Sower and Parables Explored
Sunday School lesson on Mark 4 1 20 explores Jesus teaching from a boat by the sea and the parable of the sower with seeds on different soils. It contrasts understanding the Kingdom of God with those who hear but do not grasp the message.
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Sixth Sense For Ships New Safety Devices Wil Prevent Collision
A new safety device for ships uses three megaphones to emit a high pitch whistle and an onboard “ears” system to detect perils in fog. It claims to locate a small rowing boat 800 ft away, a spring boat at 1,350 ft, and a 528 ton steamship at distances from 1,360 to 2,160 ft. The system includes a whistle and two ears to triangulate direction and range.
Foots the Bill British Taxpayers Hear No Alarm
London Truth comments that British taxpayers are hardened to war burdens and will fund national debts without complaint. It notes the belief that government actions always shift costs to the public, including large transfers to the United States while debtors pay little.
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John Bull
U.S.A
London
Children of British Solder Fathers See England at Southampton
Three hundred children of British soldiers stationed abroad were treated to their first view of England as their fathers returned home to Southampton. The homecoming celebration highlighted relief and reunion after long deployments.
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