Bloc Defies Harding and Weeks in Senate Agriculture Fight
Washington December 23 The Senate faction backing agriculture vows to press its cause despite President Harding and Secretary Weeks warnings. The bloc seeks farm credit reforms, removal of rail guarantees, and tariff adjustments while weighing Muscle Shoals options. Kellogg Nelson and other Southern allies add to the bloc’s power, shaping key votes.
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Adneas
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Harding
Congress
New York
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Hunt
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Jeane
Muscle Shoals Power
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Bloc
Ford
Sloc
Manner Aus
Kellogg
Nelson
Minnesota
Cumming of Love
Curtin
Kansas
Bulgarian Blood Tea touted as natural healer in old text
An excerpt touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as a supposed cure all from Mother Earth. It claims herbs and plant extracts restore vigor, aid digestion, relieve pain, and purify blood, urging daily use and sale by modern druggists everywhere.
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America
Youle
Radio Station Burned at Eagle City Alaska
Fire destroyed the United States radio station at Eagle City Alaska with only the 100 foot steel tower left intact. The station cost over $100000 and officials blamed a defective stove pipe for the blaze. Assistance reports mentioned by Rolly Weatis and H El Snavely in the advertisement segment.
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Dawson
United States
Eagla City
Alaska
Thirty two paroles granted at Maryland Penitentiary ceremony
Governor Ritchie announced paroles for thirty two prisoners from the Maryland Penitentiary and House of Correction, including two from Washington County. Demetrie Posach, moved from Cambridge, was convicted of second degree murder and given ten years. Theodore Griffith, also from Washington County, received a sentence of ten years in the House of Correction.
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Maryland Penitentiary
House of Correction
Washington County
Ritchle
Focal Court
Demetrie Posach
Cunderland
Wig
Live Stock Market Mixed as Cattle Weak, Hogs Strong in Chicago
Chicago live stock reports show light runs and price gains for hogs and lambs while cattle sold steady to firm. Receipts totaled about 5,000 cattle, 20,000 hogs, 7,000 sheep and lambs with buyers claiming improved demand. prices ranged with steers around 28.40 to 28.40, cows and heifers steady, hogs advancing, and lambs strengthening to roughly 10.50 to 10.60 per hundredweight. Market rules shifted after a counter-order to hold open on Monday amid overcrowding in pens.
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Chicago
Live Stock Exchange Today
Sully
Society Notes Praise Parisida Sage Hair Treatment
Society readers thank Parisida Sage for hair care claiming it thickens and beautifies hair with frequent use. Aughinbaugh and Knetaley Drug Stores endorse the product as a weekly or thrice weekly treatment. Public Flyers by D. Moker.
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Parisida Sage
Local fracas led to arrests in Williamsport incident
In a recent disturbance at Williamsport knives and quarrels were used. Daniel and Alfred Henson were arrested on Tuesday by Deputy Desda and presented before Justice Nave at Wil Triangle. Prices are low, and Blase: Come 208.
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Wiliamsport
Danial
Alfred Henson
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Desda
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