Chicago school board hears claim of British propaganda plot
Frederick Gausman former Washington state supreme court judge testifies Britain funds anti American history in schools through the American Library Association and pamphlets. He cites Rhodes scholarship program and Dean Inge writings as proof and accuses library leaders of steering youth toward British rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICAGO
Chicago
Paul Revere
United States
Frederick Gausman
Mer
Washington
Jha Magezine
Baltimore Sage
Kausman
American Library Association
Britain
America
Gecere Locke
Association
Uiman Mines
England
Bla‘ry
Union
Stars and Stripes
Trausman
Mercury
Rhodes
Haneman
Massachusetts
Peabody
Paulman
Eeaabey
Dave
Bausman
Heachers
Ammilian Library Association
Europe
Esaw
Dean Inge
St. Paul's
Canada
Darken Hair Overnight with Sage and Sulphur Compound
A vintage ad promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound promising to darken gray or faded hair by morning. It claims natural, even color and a youthful appearance after one or two applications. The product is sold for about 75 cents in drugstores and bottles are widely available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
McCoy’s Tablets Promise Weight Gain and Health Boost
An advertisement touts McCoy’s Tablets as a weight gain solution for thin men and women. It claims quick gains, better health, and energy with a money back guarantee after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes if no five pound gain and satisfaction are achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
America
Carpentier to Tour as Vaudeville Star in France
Georges Carpentier the French boxing idol plans a vaudeville tour while a managerial search seeks a worthy opponent. A staged act is prepared by a French sports writer ahead of a possible Follies Bergere engagement in New York next year. The boxer hints more theatrical ventures may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpentier
Paris
Georges Carpentier
Adol
France
Fistlaria
Descampt
Georges
Palace Theatre
May cut Berea taxes debated by mayor and aide
Berea citizens faced a light tax rate reduction Tuesday as Mayor John R. Southam reviewed the plan with aide David L. The discussion centered on the fiscal impact and the potential relief for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Southam
Berea
John R. Southam
David L
Unusual Farming and Testing Experiments Reported
In Norway cows heads are mixed with marine plants to boost milk yield. In France a seasick chair tests naval applicants by reproducing ship rolls and pitches, while naturalists use sand cartridges to shoot rapid bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
France
Naval
Minute science notes on leather skin sugar and smart cord
The report highlights Seat leather sourced from cattle skin affected by temperature changes. It notes a tiny photograph shown in London and mentions that a hundred such specks could fit in a pin’s head. It also notes dahlia bulbs yield sweeter sugar than beet and aid diabetics, and a Hungarian inventor introduces a pinchable electric cord that activates along its length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ireland’s tax on horse betting reshapes wagering
The Sacratat of a tax on horse betting shows broad impact across Ireland. Betting offices have become public revenue sources with licensed offices and visible business. Tracks see fewer attendees and horse owners push to exempt bets on course and seek race commission controlled totalizators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
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McCoys
Mary Brown-Lewers
Shindle
Elyria
Thousand Island
Sam Shindle
Wagner Provision Market
Busters
West Broad Fish Market
New York
George L. Hossfeld
Paterson
Stella Willius
Brooklyn
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