Tanlac Praised by Local Woman for Stomach and Nerve Relief
Mrs. Gussie E Hansen of 916 West 62nd Street reports Tanlac improved her digestion nervousness and energy. She says prior to treatment everything she ate disagreed with her caused back pain and insomnia. She credits Tanlac with restored appetite and sound sleep and urges readers to try the remedy sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
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Gussie H. Hansen
Los Angeles
Tanlac
Taniac
Prodigal Son Parable Reinterpreted by Student
A Boston Evening Transcript excerpt quotes a superintendent asking what the prodigal son teaches. A boy at the cross quips that it teaches how to get the fatted elf, reflecting a humorous or pointed misreading during a school or public discussion.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Ambassadors and relief efforts noted in Washington brief
A Washington summary reports Ambassador Herrick designated to attend the unveiling of a statue in Chaumont. It notes Greece relief winding down by June and Near East Relief aims to end refugee aid, plus war service decorations reaching 8,322 awards by April 7.
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United States
Chaumont
France
America
Greece
Smyrna
Near East
Turkey
Congress
Global Turmoil and Reform Actions Reported
Foreign hopes for U S Mexico relations voiced by President Obregon after meeting commissioners Warren and Payne in Mexico City. Brussels orders mobilization of railroad workers to break strikes. deserters face charges. Seventy shocks in Sebenico Dalmatia wreck homes as tremors continue. Turkey Greece threaten war. Venizelos warns Pasha Greece will fight over reparations. Essen bridge dynamite costs 400 million marks. Krupp villa seized for headquarters. Mussolini in Rome says women gain political rights in Italy.
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Essen
Bertha Krupp
Jaqueminot
Sre
Observant Daddy and a Cold Nose Mystery
An angry father comments on a visiting puppy noting only one good thing his health. The dutiful daughter is surprised by the admission and recalls overhearing the father saying George’s nose felt cold in the hall.
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George
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