Cardinal Merry del Val Requiem Attended by 20 Cardinals
In Vatican City on March 3 a requiem Mass for Cardinal Merry del Val, once papal secretary of state, drew 20 cardinals including Cardinal Gasparri and Pacelli. Monsignor Zampini led the ceremony as the coffin bore the red hat, surrounded by tall candles. The laic estate was left to the congregation to propagate the faith, for the benefit of poor missions.
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Merry del Val
Papel
Tate
Cardinal Gakparri
Sucrenger
Cardlin
Pacelli
Monsignor
Zampini
Atic
Congregation For the Propagation of the {Nith
Buckthorn Bark Mix Stops Constipation in Two Hours
An old advertisement touts Buckthorn Bark Mix as a remedy for constipation and gas relief, claiming action on the lower bowel within two hours and promising overall stomach and bowel cleansing. It mentions Adlerika and Sommere-Wapner’s drug stores as retailers.
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Adierika
Sommere-Wapner
Wife Wins Freedom from Neuritis After Five Weeks
Nurlia suffers neuritis preventing work for five weeks. A popular remedy claims relief with claims of safety for two children, and a suggested program by a renowned practitioner. The ad promotes a product and states a refund policy and broad testimonials.
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Nurlia
Three Letters Endorse Black Draught for Indigestion Relief
North Charlotte resident Mr M Crepuy writes of repeated indigestion and back pain eased after taking a pinch of Black-Draught after meals. He claims fourteen years of use prevents headaches and constipation and recommends the remedy. others say they found relief as well.
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North Charlotte
W. C
Chodtoril
Ded M. Crepuy
Charles Avenue
Thik
Athena
Rancher Roger Gillis Seeks County Commissioner Seat
In Del Rio region notes Harry Williams reports Roger Gillis, a wealthy rancher who resigned as county judge and took a commissioner appointment. He plans to run in the next regular election, with activity tied to local cattle shipments by Richard King and debates over predatory animal control.
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Harry Williams
del Rio
Roger Gillis
Thichard King
Big Section
Fort Worth
Richard King
State Livestock Commission
South Texas
Uapt
Big King Tank
Chaplain Defies Decree For Russian Prayer
London March 8 an army chaplain plans to defy the government order and lead prayers on March 16 at the behest of a group persecuted for religion Dr John Carll former president of the Byzantine union says the move is not political but a protest against the anti prayer decree and he believes many others will join.
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Trailo
Camp Wood
Board of Aldermen
Tosrn
Alan Adnyit
Camp Wond
London
Jim
John Carll
Byptine Union
Uuriile
Colyasus Hlunder
Chicago Officers Nab 814 in Drive
Chicago police cracked down on night clubs and pool halls over the weekend arresting 814 individuals. Among the detainees night club patrons and rowdy crowds faced firearms incidents, with over 50 to be jailed and many awaiting deportation proceedings. Some 185 arrests showed prior police records.
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Chicago
Amester Diveu
Mn Ngoln
Man Robbed After Selling Gun He Used
Dallas report states jeweler and pawn broker Stulius Bhapio was held at gunpoint and robbed of 407 dollars soon after selling a gun to a customer. The hijacker, whom Bhapio later identified, escaped with the money after forcing him into the back of the shop.
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Dallas
Stulius Bhapio
Jewsler
California Mexico City road plan draws business interest
An invitation by Southern California automobile elites for a highway project from Ton Abe thlen to Mexico City stirs broad interest in the west coast town. Chambers of commerce and General Andrew Almayan advocate the idea, while discussions gain momentum among transportation officials.
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California
Mexico City
Menico City
Maceh
Automobile Elit
Southern California
Ton Abethlen
Phambhers
Romimerce
Jian
Andrew Almayan
Death of Peace Officer Prohed Huubton Near Aprine Urano
Deputy Sheriff Wile Vat Kueh, aged 80, a veteran peace officer, died suddenly after arresting a suspect at a drive and ride hall one mile from Fonetin on Aprine Urano. The sheriff’s office reported the incident occurred shortly after midnight on Sunday.
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Hgubton
Wile
Toysion
Ffonetin
Oollott
Surenien
Zemo Advertises Quick Itch Relief for Skin
An early 20th century style ad touts Zemo as a fast relief for itching and irritation. It claims Zemo cools, soothes, and draws out infection to restore normal skin, noting a 3 dollar price and long brand history.
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Ahanetada
Zeno
Powdered PODENE promises cure for skin ailment myth
An ad style claim markets a miraculous remedy named PODENE to combat a fictional disease described as a gnarly skin affliction. It promises fast action within hours and claims wide availability through multiple druggists at 89.00.
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Rammers-Moener
Forit & Wilding
McAlcore
SP Officers Club Hosts Entertainment at Woodlawn Lake
Officials of the Southern Pacific Railroad company will host an evening entertainment and dance at Woodlawn Lake Municipal to recruit members for the service club. Turbeville, president of the Employer Service Club, outlines varied entertainment and refreshments. Committee includes A. A. Conner L. W. Bill Mittenfield A Ackley K F Lind Clarkson E R Reward and I Gittinger.
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Woodlawn Lake Municipal
Turbeville
Service Club
Belce
A. A. Conner
L. W. Bill
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A. Ackley
K. F. Lind
Clarkson
Tramp Repairs Leg with Glue After Injury in Evanston
Evanston police report a tramp named Tarry Barry broke his leg while resting in the station. He drank glue to dull the pain, and Sergeant Iver Johnstone helped restrain him as he glued the bone fragments back together. The incident ends with Barry seeking coffee and a cup of salary advice from a local classified ad.
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Til
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Iver Johnarn Euist
Barry
Eleeg
Tebzcon
Men and Horses Feared Lost After Ice Breakup
Moscow dispatch reports a disaster off Astrobag where a Buge ite coke broke from shore causing 137 fishermen and 135 horses to be believed drowned. Airplanes and tugs searched the ice floe for signs of the group, but no trace was found as the ice may have disintegrated.
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Moscow
Moz
Coolidge and Wife Attend Church in Cambrai Village
Former President Coolidge and his wife visited a church in Cambrai Village north of here yesterday. After sermons by Stephen A. Mitchell, the Coolidges greeted the small congregation and then left for Baw Simeon, where they have stayed for the past week at the residence of William Randolph Hearst.
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Luis Obispo
President Coolidge
Sinal Villaxe
Cambrai
Tiles Oorth
Stev
Thomas A. Mitchell
Barrow Sees Cold Summer May Halt Wartime Shipping
Universal Serves reports from Washington say the Barrow station predicts a cold summer with possible ships blocked until 1931. Dispatches warn the arctic pack may not break, delaying maritime movement for both young and old.
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Universal
Washington, D. C
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