Contestant Answers and Prize Reflect Quiet Faith
Strong contrarian views mark the responses to HS question about what to do with 1. Contestants envision prayer, contemplation, or frantic actions within a 24 hour period. One San Antonio woman fears hearing heartache and seeks prayer and drink. another man plans to reset his life by updating memoranda then returning to youthful moments.
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Rheumatic Cripple Back To Work In 48 Hours Claim
An advertisement touts a remedy to ease rheumatic pain and remove uric acid poisons. It promises full relief within 24 to 48 hours and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. The ad urges readers to buy a bottle for 85 cents at local druggists and Sommers Drug Stores.
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Concentrated Yeast Tablets Promise Health Boosts
An old advertising pitch touts ironized yeast tablets made from beer yeast as a quick health fix. It claims firmer flesh, clearer skin, better digestion, and increased energy, with a money back guarantee and a warning about anemia and infections for skinny individuals.
Toonerville Folks Contest Prompt Raises Simple Pleasures
A reminiscence invites readers to imagine a simple life with cigars wine and a dinner for two as a contest entry theme. Entries must be 400 words or less and received by noon Monday February 20. The prize is 50 in cash.
Suit for Insurance in Fatality Fails
Pinkie Bumbrey, a former railway mail employee, sued Bisscouri State Life Insurance for $9000, the face value of a policy alleged to have been carried by the deceased. The federal court on Wednesday instructed a verdict for the defendant after finding evidence of misrepresentation in the deceased's insurance application.
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Pra Railway Mail
Bisscouri State Life Insurance Company
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Mexico's economy unique in avoiding global downturn says Clark
U S ambassador to Mexico Reuben Clark told San Antonio listeners that Mexico's economy is less tied to industry than most nations and remains free from common worldwide conditions. He spoke en route to Washington aboard the Missouri Pacific Sunshine Special.
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Trapped extortionist shoots self in Kansas City
An 81-year-old Ozarks nursemaid and the banker’s wife outwitted H W Lattin Y4 an extortionist who had terrorized a Kansas City home. Police cornered him in B Grosby Kemper’s house. he fired a bullet in a nursery after scribbling a farewell line on a Christmas card to Sally Ann.
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Frigate Constitu tion Due for Visit to Los Angeles Harbor
The gallant old frigate Constitution is reported to arrive at Los Angeles harbor for a three week visit, with plans to dock and be showcased to the public during the stay.
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Senate Moves Toward Vote On Repeal Of Eighteenth Amendment
Washington Feb 16 The Senate nears a vote on repeal with a Blaine repealer proposal altered to ratification by state conventions and removing Congress power to outlaw saloons. Senator Robinson predicts a two thirds vote to send to the House as Speaker Garner says the measure could reach a House vote Monday if Senate approves.
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Bank Looting Ends in Shootout Near Ambler
In Philadelphia era of February 16 a bank robbery at the First National bank of suburban Ambler ended with a pistol duel with police. One bandit was killed, three captured, and three women detained as suspected accomplices. About $20,000 recovered.
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Alien actors get respite in Los Angeles
The labor department conducted a Wu investigation into film workers but Murray W. Gurlsson said the work would resume after his Washington trip. He noted no major figures were deported yet and questioned actors Gilbert Roland and Barry Norton as part of the inquiry.
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Barry Norton
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