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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
2
Gury Hives of Laporte Indiana reports long sciatica relief after using Doctor Pierce's Anuric tablets. He says one week of treatment returned him to work and eliminated rheumatic pain despite weather changes. He endorses Anuric for others suffering similar uric acid related conditions.
A Cook county grand jury returned true bills against Hal Chase Abe Attell and Bill Burns in connection with the Chicago baseball scandal. Also noted are hospital deaths in Oakland California and multiple other world events including hunger strike death Terence MacSwiney and various legal and political items.
A Rome dispatch reports a general strike declared in Sestri as a protest against the arrest of several anarchists. Other items note drownings in Nebraska, a Connecticut man’s suicide, estate appraisals in Pittsburgh, and various labor and international events including mine disasters and political changes.
Federal Judge Isenesaw Mountain Landis takes over the liquor investigation and orders action over talk. Police Chief John J. Garrity resists sharing records, saying affidavits belong to the department and pledges to sit tight as prosecutors pursue further witnesses.
King Alexander of Greece is dead from infection after two monkey bites that occurred when he tried to drive away two animals attacking his dog. Official reports confirmed the death following earlier bulletins and persistent, though often unverified, rumors.
Washington reports September trade figures from the Department of Commerce show exports rising by 28 million dollars over August while imports lag by 150 million dollars. The downturn in exports and the rise in imports reversed this month.
Washington reports M. T. Sevrey, an American, murdered in Cananea, Mexico last Wednesday. The American consul at Nogales is ordered to urge local authorities to arrest the killer and pursue steps to secure justice.
Report from Lemberg claims the Bolsheviks concluded an armistice with General Petlura who leads Ukrainian forces. Vienna dispatch notes Oct 27. The alliance signals a pause in fighting in Galicia amid shifting wartime alignments.
Mrs. Margaret Danz of Philadelphia credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her after severe menopausal symptoms. She describes relief from pain, headaches, and insomnia after trying the product and urges others to test its benefits.
C W Burton praises Batonie saying twenty years of stomach trouble ended after taking Eatonic tablets. The ad claims Eatonic addresses acidity and gas, curing sourness belching indigestion and other stomach issues when the cause is removed. Big box priced modestly with druggist guarantee.
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