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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1923
Page
9
Over the past three years France has broken up 500000 tons of ammunition sourced from Britain America Belgium Germany and Russia.
An old advertisement touts genuine California Fig Syrup as a mild laxative for sick babies and children. It claims the product calms stomachs, smooths bowels, and starts digestion without griping, notes no narcotics, and advises checking for the authentic label with directions.
In a candid, humorous quarrel Mrs Newlywed accuses the pharmacist of giving the wrong sponges, claiming the cake failed due to a faulty ingredient. She speaks tearfully of the mishap while discussing the kitchen mishap with clear frustration.
Butte Montana fired a dramatic AFL convention scene as William F Dunne a Communist teacher from the Silver Bow labor council was expelled. The impeachment followed a four hour Red problem debate with Green of the United Mine Workers accusing Dunne in the name of American workers. Dunne faced a fierce vote with 27 838 to 130 confirmed by the roll.
Mrs. I A Borden of Seattle declares Tanlac best for stomach liver kidneys and bowels. She cites cases of a patient who could not keep water and another who could not digest food improving after Tanlac use. She notes over 40 million bottles sold and warns to take no substitute.
An advertisement extols Kilmer's Swamp Root as a premier kidney liver and bladder remedy. It touts quick gentle healing effects, offers sample bottles for ten cents, and notes availability in drug stores. The page also mentions a novelty saw used as a musical instrument and a quip about incidental expenses.
In a Reichstag address Chancellor Stresemann affirms Germany remains active in the Ruhr and Rhineland struggle despite end of passive resistance. He denies plans to negotiate only with France and says a reparations settlement requires an understanding with all allies.
Nine inmates in the county jail near Marion Illinois held a makeshift court to punish Pittsburg chief of police Monroe Owens for alleged jailbreaks. Owens, jailed on an assault charge, was cuffed and reportedly received 25 lashes after a refused fine of ten dollars.
A national co operative marketing association headed by former Gov O Lowden was provided for Monday as the solution of the wheat problem at a Drake hotel conference. Leading agricultural interests and executives connected with the co operative movement attended. Organization will begin immediately.
Detroit dad visits kennels as 85 dogs erupt in a loud bark fest. The keeper says they feed the animals bread meat rice and milk, claiming it’s better fare than some children receive. Also notes on manners and a quip about law and modern girls from the New York Mail.
Rome dispatch reports Pope Pius XI will not admit women who wear perfume to the Vatican, arguing that the scent worsens his headaches and is thus prohibited. The rule applies to visitors and staff in the holy city.
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