Facial Beauty and Reconstructive Surgery Advice
A health oriented feature advises skin care and diet for clearer skin and facial balance. It notes two main paths: cosmetic and plastic surgery via licensed surgeons, and non surgical care such as massage, proper nutrition, regular sleep, and cleansing. It discusses nose and ear remodeling, dimples, and sun protection plus early childhood operations for hare lip. It warns against overreliance on cosmetics and promotes electrolysis for hair removal. It ends with guidance on sun protection and freckles treatment with peroxide ammonia mixtures or alternatives under physician supervision.
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Beauty Reconstruction Hospital
Purple
Whiskey tax invalid but road work goes on
By unanimous opinion of three Federal Judges the Vance Act imposing a 50 cent a gallon tax on whiskey stored in bonded warehouses in Kentucky was declared unconstitutional. Revenue from the tax was slated for road maintenance, but the State Highway system plans will not be curtailed. Eugene Stuart, secretary of the Louisville Automobile Club, said the revenue is one of the smallest highway department sources.
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Kentucky
Eugene Stuart
Louisville Automobile Club
Highway Department
Apostle of Health Dr Carolyn Geisel to Lecture at Redpath Chautauqua
Dr Carolyn Geisel of Battle Creek Michigan known as an Apostle of Health will speak at the Redpath Chautauqua on How to Be Young at 70 or Old at 0. The dynamic lecturer aims to supplement physicians with practical health advice and has just returned from Australia to join the spring circuit.
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Carolyn Geisel
Battle Creek, Mich
Redpath Chautauqua
Dr. Geigel
Tobacco Price Probe Advances in Congress
A resolution urging the Federal Trade Commission to probe loose leaf tobacco prices was reported out by the House Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. Rep Fields, sponsor of the measure, says the 1919 crop price fell below production costs.
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Federal Trade Commission
House Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Representative Fields
Printing retractions crowds out news Sayings from Town Topics
A quotation notes a newspaper policy of retracting errors. over time the practice crowded out other news and diminished coverage. The remark reflects on editorial priorities and tradeoffs in reporting.
Spectator Dialogue on Unrest Sparks Ministerial Quip
A famous minister notes global unrest while a witty reply counters it about the unrest itself. The exchange highlights tension and public discourse in a compact, era-appropriate tone.
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