Newbro's Herpicide advertised for dandruff cure
An advertisement extols Newbro's Herpicide as a cure for dandruff and itchy scalp. It claims the product cleanses the scalp, promotes natural hair growth, and delivers gloss and beauty. A sample offer, pricing, and satisfaction guarantee are noted with dealer return policy.
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Newbro
Herpicide Company
Dept. B
Detroit
Mich
Nawbro's
Pat the Potter
Havercama
Miss Addie Schoemaker Hosts Farther Lights Members
Twenty five members of the Farther Lights society of the First Baptist church gathered at Miss Addie Schoemaker’s Cedar street home for the December session. Entertaining help included Mrs Anna Schreurs and others. a rummage sale was planned, with a committee to arrange details. A local solo by Miss Gertrude Freers pleased guests, and December flowers highlighted the décor. The next meeting is set for January 19 at Mrs Charles Hooffin’s home.
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Addie Schoemaker
Aostess ‘Co
Farther Lights Society
First Baptist Church
Cedar Street
Miss Schoemaker
Anna Schreurs
Bet‘ky Schoemaker
Dorothy Guth- Tin
Emma Hagerman
Marguerits Meerdink
China
Mixa Mao
Addi Wasuburne
Gertrude Freers
Charles Hooffin
Christmas Party Hosts Kensington Club At Mrs Cherry’s Home
Mrs T W Cherry hosts the Wednesday Afternoon Kensington Club at her home 113 About Sixth Street this afternoon marking the annual Christmas party. The rooms feature holiday symbols in red and green. guests enjoy a charm ing Yuletide setting with festive decorations and hospitality.
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T. W. Cherry
W. A. Kensington
Sixth Street
Kennington Club
Oyster Supper by Fairport Sunday School Themed Fundraiser
The Fairport Lutheran Sunday school plans an oyster supper at the schoolhouse Friday evening to defray expenses for the annual Christian entertainment. A large attendance is anticipated with Mrs Edward David and others leading the event. The Colonel Hare circle will meet Wednesday at Mrs G A Riemcke’s East Sixth Street residence.
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Fairport
Edward David
Pred Shellhorn
Harry’ Minch
Tred Buchete
Real estate deal consummated in Covent Garden area
London reports the sale of the Duke of Bedford's Freehold estate, spanning about nineteen acres near Covent Garden. The buyer, Henry Maltby-Dooley, a Unitarian MP, paid a record sum, with price not disclosed. the tract includes Covent Garden Market, several theatres, hotels, Bow Street police court, and multiple printing establishments.
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London
Rocord
Municipal tree set up in New York Madison Square
The municipal Christmas tree for five million New Yorkers has been set up in Madison Square. Electricians began trimming the tree as city choirs prepare Yuletide carols for Christmas evening.
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Municipal Tree
New York
N. Y
Dee
Madison Square
Mississippi State Solon Facing Trial in Vicksburg
Vicksburg Mississippi December reports state Senator G A Hobbs and Governor Bilbo would face separate trials for alleged bribery. Prosecutors expected evidence from telephone devices used in hotels across several Mississippi cities. Governor Brewer was named as a key witness in the proceedings.
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Vicksburg
Mies
Liqui
Bilbo
G. A. Hobbs
Brewer
Auld
Tivo
Miasissinpi
Hobbs
Price Drop After Kansas City Women Egg Boycott
In Kansas City Missouri on December 18, a boycott led by the Housewives League cut egg storage prices from 40 cents to 30 to 24 cents. They pledged not to store eggs as long as prices stayed low, with fresh eggs selling around 6 to 8 cents. Commission men credit milder weather and rising arrivals for the decline.
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Kansas City
Kansan
Church
The
Housewives’ League
Hogs In Wisconsin Found Tuberculous At Slaughter
Dr Ravenel of the University of Wisconsin reports that about twenty percent of hogs slaughtered in Wisconsin herds test tuberculous due to feeding on by products from creameries not following tuberculosis controls. He notes hogs do not develop the disease themselves but contract it through contaminated feed chains.
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Madleon
Wis
M. Py Ravanel
University of Wiaconain
Ravenel
Wisconsin
Captain Chapin of the Wyoming Hospitalized in Brooklyn
The captain Frederick Chapin of the United States battleship Wyoming was reported critically ill and taken to a naval hospital in Brooklyn after the ship returned from a European voyage. Mrs Chapin was notified as the Wyoming reached New York.
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New York
N. Y
Frederick Chapin
United States
Wyoming
Naval
Brooklyn
Chapin
Weastington
Fragile cosmetic ad fragment on wax and creams
An advertisement fragment promotes mercalli wax and creams to purify pores and improve complexion. It claims a night routine with wax preparations, daily washing, and a formula using waxelite and powdered wax dissolved in solvent to fade wrinkles and give a fair complexion.
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Ain
Yanaiti
Meokie
The Auroran Second Issue To Be Published This Thursday
The Auroran official high school paper will release its second issue on Thursday. It promises an exceptionally designed edition with many cuts and clever stories. The igke section will again be featured, and ad supporters have been generous this year.
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Auroran
Igke
Jnere
General election pact clarified for saloon consent
Des Moines reports the Iowa Supreme Court amended a saloon petition clarifying that a city election or a general election may suffice for consent to operate saloons, as long as the last election in the city is used. The withdrawal drive gains pace with notices sent to petition signers and a campaign reorganized by precinct managers led by H. H. Kerr.
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Dea Moines
Fort Dodge
Supreme Court
Paetice
Signera
Temperance Workers
Brit Jing
M. C
New Moines Citizen
Manhattan
Bulletini
H. H. Kerr
As-1
Signers Given Deadline in This Week’s Campaign
The article notes a pending deadline for signers to withdraw their names, with the whirlwind campaign for Sresrais to be concluded by Wednesday evening.
Michigan to Play Harvard Next Fall in Cambridge
Ann Arbor, Dec. 16 Michigan accepted Harvard invitation to play football in Cambridge next fall with a date proposed for October 31 by Harvard after the university suggested October. A telegram from Harvard graduate treasurer Fred W. Moore confirmed the October 31 date.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Harvard
Cambridge
Universlty Athletic Board
W. Moore
Children Strike Over Playground Access In Muscatine
In Muscatine, children object to helping fund a new superintendent if they cannot use the Oak Street playground. The Civic Society reports Red Cross seals sales have begun, with about 2,000 seals disposed of at Hershey Hospital and roughly 7,000 elsewhere, as the drive continues toward Christmas.
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Muscatine
Etelke
Vthe
Red Cross
Civic Sciety
Oak Street
Civic Society
Thiavone
Red Cross Beals
Hershey_hospital
Ingmart
Pai
Presbyterian Ladies' turkey dinner funds drive noted
The text mentions a Presbyterian Ladies' turkey dinner on Wednesday December 17 from 5 to 8 PM to support two goals, fundraising for a superintendent of playgrounds and aiding tuberculosis campaigns. It also notes Miss Mary Stiner of South English visiting F Etter’s East Fifth Street home before returning home.
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Presbyterian Ladies
Turkey
Dinger
Price
Mary.Stiner
South English
F. Etter
East Fifth Street
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