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Newspaper

Oxford Leader

Location

Oxford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1926

Page

2

Brooklyn Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Aids

Mrs G Hegmann of 35 Central Ave Brooklyn says Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helped her run of town condition and sleepless nights. She also used Lydia E Pinkham’s Pills and Herb Medicine with good results and offers testimonials for others seeking information.

Brooklyn New York G. Hegmann Central Ave Lydia EB Pinkham Pinkham Medicine Company Lynn Mass

Winding Route Keeps City Nearer Despite Shorter Straight Path

State entomologist Frank N. Wallace cites a small-town philosopher who favors a winding road over a straight line. The philosopher argues longer distance can feel like steady progress, while advocates of straight routes say directness is best and government aid favors state roads with no sharp turns.

Frank N. Wallace Wallace Indianapolis News

Vares Pennsylvania win signals modified Volstead debate

Edward W Pickard notes William B Ware's primary victory in Pennsylvania as a possible win for Prohibition modification. Pepper and Pinchot split dry votes but Ware's win hints at a wet majority in November. The piece covers primary outcomes, possible coalitions, and looming senatorial campaigning.

Willian Ware Pennsylvania United States Vare Pepper Pinchot Senate Illinois Massachusetts Keystone William B. Wilson

Germany names R Wilhelm Marx as chancellor

Reports state R Wilhelm Marx, leader of the Center party, resumes as Germany's chancellor with a large Reichstag majority, pledging to continue Luther's foreign policy and to draft a national flag law acceptable to all parties. Geneva talks on disarmament see Britain and America isolated, others urging recognition of peacetime limits and geographic and economic conditions. Mussolini proclaims a new fascist economic system uniting 15 associations under state direction. Kresge Foundation pledges 23 million dollars for charitable work, after starting with 2 million.

R. Wilhelm Marx Center Party Germany Doctor Luther Reichstag Luther Republians Merica Great Britain Geneva Lord Cecil Hugh Gibson Paul Boncour France Taly Mussolini Duce Kresge New York Flea

Midsummer Afternoon Frocks Paris Sends Evening Gowns

A 1936 Paris inspired roundup of summer evening gowns features sheer beaded and crepe dresses with uneven hems and blousé waists. Highlights include green and gold Paris models, black and white silk with long white georgette cuffs, and green chiffon with gold embroidery.

Paris Las Parla

Diamond Dyes Color It New Message

Color it new with Diamond Dyes. Each 15 cent package contains simple directions for tinting soft delicate shades or dyeing rich permanent colors on lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats sweaters draperies and more. Tell your druggist wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods.

Italians Fail To Adopt Basketball As National Game

In Italy on leave, Samuel Ybargoyen, physical director of the Turin YMCA, says bids to make basketball the national game fail. A national federation of 50 clubs has formed, mirroring the AAU. Last year about 2,000 members received cards to participate in national championship games.

Italy Samuel Ybargoyen Turin

Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Clear Complexions

Advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for the complexion and Cuticura Ointment for scalp and hands, with Cuticura Talcum as a fragrant addition. Claims daily use clarifies skin, cleanses scalp, softens hands, and leaves a white appearance.

Farms Named Grower Pride Demonstrates Farm Branding

The Department of Agriculture supports naming farms, noting at least eight thousand farms have chosen names. Named farms tend to show progress and their labeled products reflect farmer pride, signaling a shift toward branded farming.

Department of Agriculture

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