Tanlac credited by Portland woman as life saver
Mrs Edith J Patten of 560 Cumberland Ave Portland Maine praises Tanlac calling it the reason she stayed well and strong after years of fatigue and decline. She says two or three bottles cured her and periodic use keeps her healthy. Tanlac sold by all druggists with over 85 million bottles sold. The spider is seldom in danger when his life is hanging by a thread.
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Edith J. Patten
Cumberland Ave
Portland
Important to All Women Readers of This Paper
Thousands of women suffer poor bladder trouble which often signals kidney disease. If kidneys are unhealthy other organs fail. You may have back or head pain loss of ambition nervousness irritability and despondency. Kilmer and Co offer Kidney Liver and Bladder remedy with bottles sold at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Kilmer & Co
Cascarets advertisement promotes laxative relief
An 10¢ Cascarets ad touts fast relief for constipation with phrases like feel sick dizzy or head ache. It promises no griping and sweetness and targets both adults and children with a candy taste and easy use.
Bond's Liver Pills Advertisement Purports Quick Relief
A vintage ad urges cleansing the system of germs causing colds influenza la grippe and fevers with Bond's Liver Pills. One pill at bedtime promises prompt relief and price is 25 cents at all druggists with a note to refuse substitutes.
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Bond
Climbing the ladder of fortune clings to a rung
An aphoristic line compares ascent in wealth to holding tight to a single rung of a ladder, implying persistent struggle and risk during advancement.
Prophets Predict Prosperous Year and European Stabilization
Washington observers expect a fairly prosperous year as government officials note cuts in spending and renewed hope from Europe. Secretary Hoover is optimistic about conditions while debates over economy and defense persist. Concerns rise over Communist influence and interlocking clubs shaping policy in Washington.
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Washington
America
Europe
United States
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Students of Economics
England
Congress
House
Senate
Alaska Readers Devour Magazines At Higher Rate
In Alaska the population consumes three times as much reading material as those in the states. Magazines average ten per month per person, with large shipments of national magazines to Alaska. Newspapers and Sunday editions also form heavy mail traffic, and towns publish 14 weeklies five dailies and seven monthly papers.
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Alaska
North
Alaskan
Telephones in Geneva Ranked High for City Size
Geneva, headquarters of the League of Nations, with about 140 000 residents, hosts roughly 14 000 telephones. That equals ten phones per 100 people, a figure well above the European norm for cities of similar size and only surpassed by the United States.
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Geneva
League of Nations
United States
Reform Program by Governor Neff Envisions Expanded Law Reform
Governor Neff sent to the legislature a message advocating law enforcement reform and detailing a sixteen point program. He calls for simplified indictments, amended formalities, admissibility of defendant testimony, joint trials, stricter penalties for liquor offenses, public intoxication bans, seizure of transport for intoxicants, moral turpitude restrictions, oath reforms, swift removal of nonenforcing officers, and empowered district judges to swap benches for court efficiency.
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Austin
Tex
Neff
Floresville
Texas
United States
Berlin A clash at Bochum station leaves dead and wounded
French troops fired during a large demonstration at Bochum railway station tonight killing one and injuring several. Thousands gathered before the town hall to cheer the German republic before marching through the streets.
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Berlin
Bochum
Abandoned Well Blows In San Antonio Tex
The Nix No 2 abandoned well on the Nix lease in the eastern Somerset field blew in after two months of shutting down. It shot oil over the derrick, filled the slush pit, and covered the ground around the site.
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San Antonio
Tex
Somerset
Hasdorf No 1 well near Cuero to resume drilling
Reports from Cuero indicate the Hasdorf No 1 test located about a mile and a half southeast of town, idle over the holidays at a depth a little above 3000 feet, is slated to resume drilling.
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Cuero
Tex
Oil sand reached in Kyle well with leases at $10 an acre
Oil sand reached at about 2800 feet in Kyle Oil and Gas Company well No 1. Leases are selling at roughly ten dollars per acre as investors monitor the development.
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Kyle
Tex
Kyle Oil and Gas Company
Constantine I Dies in Exile at Palermo After Royal Life
Constantine I former king of Greece died in Palermo Italy from a cerebral hemorrhage while staying at a resort after being driven into exile by revolutionaries. He had been overthrown after defeat in plans to capture Constantinople and awaited a chance to return with his wife Sophia at his side.
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Constantine I
Greece
Palermo
Italy
Constantinople
Sophia
Freedom From Laxatives
An ad promotes Nujol as a natural lubricant to ease constipation without harsh laxatives. It claims Nujol is not a medicine, is harmless like water, and is prescribed by physicians and used in leading hospitals. It urges readers to buy from their druggist.
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Russia
Lenin
Trotsky
America
United States
Public Office Costs to Taxpayers Questioned
A public office is criticized as a needless expense to taxpayers if the office is unwanted. The remark highlights opposition to government roles and budget waste.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Adclaims 40 Years Use
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used for over four decades to treat catarrh. It describes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the bloodstream to reduce inflammation. Sold by F F Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & O
Roledo
Ohio
A Dangerous Variety Advertisement Snippet
Advertisements from Lincoln Nebraska feature lines about gossip truth and witty quips. The ad promotes Dr. Peery's Dead Shot as a money saving health remedy with one dose sufficient and no castor oil.
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Dr. Peery
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Telephones
Cuero Wildcat
Sis
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