Deadly Poisons From Liver Laziness Warns of Bowel Toxins
An advertisement argues that many people suffer from constipation causing stagnant waste to affect the blood. It claims liver stagnation harms health and promotes Dr Tull’s Liver Pills as a remedy. The copy urges readers to buy from a local druggist and promises a refund if unsatisfied.
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Cooperation Urged Between Growers and Cotton Mills in Georgia
Atlanta March 23. George Morris president of the American Cotton Manufacturers Association urges cooperative efforts by growers and mills to produce the high grade cotton needed locally. He cites Georgia data showing savings of $350,000 in one county when farmers grew standard fiber cotton for a premium, and calls for statewide and regional adoption.
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Britain Fines U S Producer Carrying Liquor to England
New York March 2 British customs fined Guthrie McGlintie producer and husband of Katherine Cornell for carrying a few bottles of Staley Island Scotel on a Southampton dock departure. He was returning to England after a visit to the United States, and the incident involved British officials seizing liquor in his bag aboard a British ship.
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Subkoff Plans Africa Big Game Hunt Amid Fringe Scandal
Belgium dispatch reports Alexander Subkoff, husband to Princess Victoria of Schaumberg-Linpe, intends to hunt big game in Africa. The story notes police interest and possible travel restrictions as authorities question the Subkoff family connections and allegories of a provocative society.
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Worker receives year long term for liquor charge
A Knox man from the Yas field was sentenced in federal court on Wednesday to one year and a day for liquor related charges. The sentence followed his March arrest and appears in the Nex News report.
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When Experts Agree Why Take Chances in Radio Sets
When laboratory tests are made by manufacturers of quality receiving sets RCA Radiotrons are used. For sale quality receiving sets specify RCA Radiotrons for initial equipment and replacement to avoid faulty reception. The Radiotron is presented as the perfected product of top radio engineers.
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Former Governor Des Sproul Dies After Long Illness
Former governor Des Sproul, once prominent in state politics, died at his home after more than a year of illness from complications of diseases. The report notes his years and public service, reflecting on his career and passing.
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British Nobleman to Wed Actress
New York report states John Dumvelar, son of a former London lord mayor, plans to wed actress Miss Mignome Mauger. The ceremony is slated for the Lilthe Church Around the Corner. Dumvelar has twelve years on the stage.
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Unclear Radio Schedule Fragment From Unknown Station
Fragmentary OCR item lists numerous times, places, programs, and names such as Maxwell hour and Memphis, with scattered references to channels, cities, and hosts. It reads as a distorted broadcast schedule and program notes without a coherent event or narrative.
Merigo Rebel Leader Slain in Fateful Clash
March 22 report from Mex refers to Serrnuu-Gomes rebel chief Ty Vuulveraal Srevige being shot by federal troopers after a failed ambush on the street. Verbal chaos and garbled names persist, but the core says the rebel leader died in a confrontation with federal soldiers.
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Woman Solon Bride Bouquet Toss Sparks Parliament "OPPAWA" Tale
In a quirky Ottawa scene, Ontario MP Phyllis Wood Lin reportedly caught the bride’s bouquet at a public wedding in the China Suite. Heather, consular staff, and other guests tallied the moment as a light social highlight amid formal proceedings.
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