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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
2
Washington reports show a surge in alien population, a US grain export rise led by barley to Britain, and ongoing river and harbor funding. President Harding sails for a Florida cruise. Congress adjourns with many lawmakers retiring. Veterans' bureau audit, debt reduction, and new foreign production talks also feature.
Foreign Bonar Law told the commons in London that intervening in the Ruhr could force Britain to back up action with war on France. A Strasbourg dispatch reports French occupation of Kehl station and tracks after German railway workers refused to work. A Constantinople message says the Lausanne treaty draft is rejected as against the national pact. Canada’s Stanley towed the Tre Patria to St Pierre after being held off Miquelon. The French broadened control to Remscheid and Kronenberg as Italian troops evacuated Susak near Fiume. Jugo-Slav troops then moved in. The Russian envoy to Rome says the Third Internationale has no link to Moscow.
Richard H. Lawson of Buffalo New York endorses Tanlac claiming it cured his stomach troubles boosted his digestion and restored strength energy and sleep. He states Tanlac is 100 percent good and notes an immense appetite and improved well being. Advertisement notes over 35 million bottles sold.
A Washington Star snippet shows a film director chiding Miss Blank for her apparent romance, telling her not to look stupid as the ingénue is warned she should not be in love anymore.
Plymouth Rock Gelatine desserts are prepared in minutes with hot water and flavoring. No oven heating or stove stirring required. Mix with sugar to yield four pints of dessert, offering a quick, easy treat for households.
A cheeky commentary on modern conversations about romance noting that women may speak less openly about love, while jesting that reversing two words would lead to a clearer point. The piece plays on language and social norms with witty asides.
Catarrhal deafness is linked to inflammation of the Eustachian tube. The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine can reduce inflammation and cure catarrh or deafness, noting 40 years of success and availability from F J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio. A concluding life-quote contrasts with caution about a manipulative ally.
The text profiles Dr. R V Pierce a physician who studied nature s remedies and Indian methods to create Favorite Prescription a women s regulator. It cites purity and his Buffalo New York reputation and offers a 10 cent trial pack by mail from Dr Pierce s Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY.
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