La Creole Hair Dressing Ad Promises Gray Coverage
An advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing as a private in-home solution to turn gray or faded hair a natural dark shade without damage. It claims dandruff control and lasting lustrous hair, offered at $1.20 by mail from Van Vleet Mausfiedt Drug Co. Memphis Tenn.
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van Vleet- Mausfiedt Drug Co
Memphis
Tenn
Plan to Revise War Revenue Bill Moves in Senate
Washington November 23 details a plan to revise the pending war revenue bill to raise about 6 billion dollars next year and 4 billion in 1920. Senator Simmons leads the plan with aims to abolish the war profits tax and cut 1920 rates, while proposed 1919 rates stay closer to current law. Republican opposition fears the 1920 extension and timing push enactment to January.
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Washington, D. C
McAdoo
Senate Finance Committee
Simmons
Treasury Department
Finance Committee
Woman Praises Tanlac Cure For Nervous Prostration
Mrs Nannie Hunt of Nashville Tennessee says five bottles of Tanlac cured years of nervousness and digestive trouble She reports gaining eleven pounds and no nervous spells since last Christmas Wagner's Drug Store and Meier's Pharmacy in San Antonio carried the product under a special representative.
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Nannie Hunt
New York Avenue
Nashville
Fenn
Tanlac
San Antonio
Wagner
Meier
Wilson Plans Tax Reductions After War Prohibition Loss
President Wilson signs a plan aiming to raise about 25 billion dollars next year from income and excess profits taxes plus other sources. The proposal seeks a 2 billion dollar tax cut for 1919 by eliminating war profits tax and cutting corporate and individual rates, with high surtax rates extending into 1920. The discussion notes anticipated losses from wartime prohibition and outlines adjustments in tax policy.
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Wilson
Elmer J. Edwards
Brady Bidg
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Liquor Dealers to Challenge New Bone Day Bill
Massachusetts liquor dealers plan to challenge the constitutionality of the emergency prohibition bill signed by President Wilson. The measure enforces national prohibition from next year pending army demobilization, with staged cessation dates for wine beer and whiskey and a beverage ban after June 30 until proclamation of demobilization.
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Boston
Edward EL. Duffy
Massacchusetts Liquor Dealers Association
Wilson
Washington, D. C
San Antonio Society Notables Host Dinners and Dances
Artillery officers entertain at the St Anthony Hotel dinner. Soldiers and community groups hold receptions and dances at Community House Camp Travis and other venues. Events include Dansant Militaire and dinners at the Gunter Hotel and Country Club with hostesses and chaperones named. A DAR chapter hosts a gathering. art promotion meetings are postponed. a Lear recital is set at the St Anthony ballroom. A South San Antonio pavilion dance may replace rain plans with music and readings. Local ads promote grocery discounts at the Big Groceria on Avenue.
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San Antonio
War Camp Community Service
Kelly Field Orchestra
Seller
Stellan Cuppuyns
Mesdames H. 13. Stell
MM. Adams
H. V. Browning
Mildred Rupley
Robert McGown
Alice Holman
Thomas Vann
G. Os. Lincolin
Anthony
Argentina Turmoil Over President Trigoyen Stance
Washington reports a political crisis in Argentina centered on President Trigoyen's decree regarding ambassador Noon. The issue arises from Noon's resignation and the government’s war stance toward the Allies. Rumors of cabinet changes and anti allied sentiment swirl as the post of ambassador remains unfilled.
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Washington, D. C
Argentina
Romulo
United States
Washington
Irigoyen
Noon
Trigoyon
Dpresident
O' Naon
Buenos Aires
Naan
Perret
No World Prohibition League Planned Yet
Columbus Ohio November 22 no attempt will be made to form a world wide league for prohibition at this time dry leaders at the world wide prohibition conference say the small foreign representation since the war makes such a step useless the Anti Saloon League of America may invite dry groups abroad to join a future meeting when a worldwide body is formed no date is set Governor Whitman of New York criticizes liquor industry calling it a national curse and doubts a governor who cannot ratify federal prohibition can win.
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Columbus
Ohio
League of Nations
Anti-Saloon League of America
Charles S. Whitman
New York
New York State
Whitman
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