Public Health Speakers Warn Against Medical Quackery
Lyman F Kebler from Washington and Dr Abraham Zingher of New York urge action against quacks who promote fraudulent cures via postal schemes. They claim fraud costs surpass a billion dollars and advocate enforcing federal mail laws. Dr Carey J Vaux of Pittsburgh stresses hygiene and the role of the hand in spreading disease as a preventive measure.
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Louis
Quack
Lyman F. Kebler
Washington
Kebler
Abraham Zingher
York City
United
Irs
Carey J. Vaux
Pittsburgh
Bulgars Driven Out by Greek Invaders Near Demirhissar
In the Demirhissar area near the Macean border at 10 p.m. Thursday Greek forces claim Bulgarians attacked after a Bulgarian captain was killed amid a flag of truce. Greeks insist Bulgarians invaded the town as fighting erupts between the two neighbors.
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Demirhissar
Belgrade Neutral Observer Role in Greco Bulgarian Conflict
Belgrade officials said Jugo-Slavia would stay a neutral observer while keeping a lively interest in the Greco Bulgarian clash. The Bulgarian and Greek sides appealed to the League of Nations, claiming voluntary border withdrawals though the interpretation of Demirhissar remained unclear.
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Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Bathing Girls Cause Jonesboro Telephone Outage
Telephone service at Jonesboro Indiana was disrupted when girls used the phone line as a clothesline for wet bathing suits causing outages and service issues.
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Jonesboro
Ind
Federal Council to census church members for next year’s program
The Federal Council of Churches announces a census of church members adherents and prospects to gauge next year’s program. A commission reports growing unity and uniform methods in evangelistic work with increased membership on confession of faith and richer harvests across denominations. The council plans a common program by evangelist agencies to present to their constituencies.
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Washington
A.P
Federal Council of Church
Council
Commission On Evangelism
Federal Council of Churches
Yankees Unharmed in Balkan Spat
Washington reports no official word of danger to Americans in the Balkans amid Greek Bulgarian tensions. Officials say there are no known Americans at risk as ministers abroad provide no alarm. If protection is needed, Kellogg may order a destroyer from the Atlantic fleet to a Greek or Bulgarian port. An oddly inserted note states an eight month baby has a better chance of living than a seven month baby.
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Washington
U.P
Athens
Sofia
State Department
Kellogg
Only Friends Actress Defends in Woman's Suit
Bennett the musical comedy actress and Charles C. Frey turfman testified in an alienation suit. She said Frey knew her, visited, and saved her fortune, while Frey denied living with her or wooing her away from his wife. The trial touched on alleged affairs and a cottage across from her Long Island home.
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Mineola
Bennett
Charles _C. Frey
Frey
Long Island
Stre
Empire City
Miss Bennett
Mrs. Frey
New York
Miss Ee
Great Western Sugar Cuts Beet Sugar Price
Denver announces a price cut of 50 cents per hundredweight on beet sugar at its factories. The move by the Great Western Sugar Company was disclosed in the Denver dispatch dated October 23.
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Denver
Col
A.P
The
Great Western Sugar Company
Medal Presented to Intrepid Boatsman
A gold medal was awarded to John Edwin Hoag by the Adventurers Club in Los Angeles for his motor boat crossing of the continent. Hoag and companions navigated an 18 foot craft from Astoria Oregon to New York with a single 400 mile portage across the continental divide.
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Los Angeles
A.P
John Edwin Hoag
Adventurers Club
Hoag
Astoria
Ore
New York
Continental Divide
Taylor's Blood Medicine Promises Pure Blood Health
Medical endorsement claims pure blood prevents rheumatism and skin eruptions. It cites iodide of potash with sarsaparilla, dand elion, gentian, wintergreen and sassafras as tonics aiding digestion and purifying blood to improve overall health.起
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Taylor
Rheumatism and Work: Taylor's Blood Medicine Claim
Ad claims rheumatism relief and improved work ability from Taylor's Blood Medicine. It asserts blood poisons cause fatigue and muscle weakness and promotes the product as a tonic and purifier priced at six cents a day. The copy cites testimonials and urges taking the remedy today.
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Taylor
South
Guar
Testimonials Prove Value of Taylor's Blood Medicine
Letters from users nationwide praise Taylor's Blood Medicine for rheumatism relief. Willie Graham of Charleston asks for six bottles for his mother, while Mrs. Dragga of Baltimore requests three. Others from Buffalo, Taylorville, Springfield and Asheville report relief and strong appetite, with one noting complete cure for rheumatism.
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Willie Graham
Charleston
S. C
Florida
Taylor
5. Williams
Buffalo, N. Y
Tampa
M. I. Maney
Asheville
N. C
Rheumatism The Thief and Taylor's Blood Medicine Claim
A promotional notice argues rheumatism steals vitality and speed, urging readers to try Taylor's Blood Medicine as a blood purifier and tonic. It claims doctors endorse it, guarantees results with three bottles, and offers a money back refund if relief is not found.
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Taylor's
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