Girl who murdered man’s wife fears his love in Seattle
Seattle, Washington, March 21. Dudley M. Blorrs, husband of the deceased, faces questions about affection and motive as reports claim his wife’s death sparked a fatal fallout. A local inquiry unfolds amid conflicting testimonies and scattered clues.
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Poison Plot Revealed In Storrs Tragedy Inquiry
Miss Ruth Garrison confessed to police that she poisoned Louis Storrs over a love rival. The case traces from Okanogan Washington to Island Telephone Company ties, with Storrs aged about 15, and Mrs Storrs involved after fainting at luncheon. The confession details motive and fatal act, while others discuss alibis and divorce rumors amid hospital death.
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Dr King’s New Discovery Aid for Coughs and Colds
A rugged testimonial touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the remedy used across the nation for throat irritation, coughs, and bronchial attacks. It emphasizes its pleasant taste and rapid relief, priced at about 60 cents to 1 dollar 20.
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Bowels Restored by Dr Ring's New Life Will
A dubious health claim touts Dr Ring's New Life Will as a mild laxative that tones the bowels into action. The text promises relief from constipation through a natural, corrective method, presenting the product as an easy remedy for eternity duties.
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Olive Tablets Offer Quick Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a safe laxative alternative to calomel. The sugar coated olive colored tablets allegedly ease constipation, improve liver function and eliminate bad breath with no griping. Sold by druggists in bottles of 25 or 50 cents to a dollar.
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British miners press for increased pay amid government stance
March 21 in Tendoll Andrew Ronny Jullis the government spokesman said the expected nationalization report would be due by May 20 and interim reports on road improvements would be issued. Bonar Law asserted coal wage talks would extend to 1921 with hours and profits under review while signaling possible state action if the miners strike.
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Calotab touted for biliousness and indigestion
An ad touts Calotab as the sole remedy for biliousness and indigestion. It claims fast relief with one tablet at bedtime, no taste or aftereffects, and a thoroughly cleansed liver. Price listed as thirty five omyty with purchase restrictions noted.
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Bailey quits party in protest over principles betrayed
A beleaguered speaker from Texas denounces the Democratic party, claiming it abandoned core principles and betrayed suffrage and civil rights. He attacks party leadership, cites lost reforms, and vows to seek a new path while accusing rivals of suppressing individual liberty and rights.
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Attack on Dry Law in New York Referendum Debate
Report outlines federal prohibition opponents and allies pushing for an emergency measure. It notes referenda timing, state ratification dynamics, and potential implications of a constitutional amendment vote amid wartime constraints and constitutional questions.
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Hoover Gives Advice on Stabilizing Economy
March 2 hidebound lines show Herbert Ffusae, director general of the relief organization, insisting the country must avoid inflation and stabilize prices. The report notes efforts to curb costs while supporting seed grain and related supplies amid ongoing shortages.
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Wheat policy battle at Food Administration hearings
Fragmented OCR text shows a Thursday hearing on wheat policy under the Food Administration. References to Mr Hoover, market control, tonnage, and agricultural produce hint at government actions on grain production, distribution, and pricing with likely debate over controls and burdens on farmers.
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