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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1924
Page
15
Jeunes EL Alten, alias Allenrhu, describes suffering from acute rheumatism and declares he will not take money from others. He urges suferers to obtain a remedy named Alter devisivels, claiming it conquers the worst rheumatism and is available at Peoples doer Stores.
Many believe there is a single remedy for swollen veins. A two ounce original Moone's Emerald Oil bottle, used at home as directed, is claimed to reduce veins and lumps quickly. The ad pushes online refunds, noting wide nationwide use and availability at Peoples Drug Stores.
A fragmented report presents a dubious weight loss scheme tied to a product called AVA GIRENA Tablets. The text reads like an ad or consumer tip from a tape of phrases, mentioning Morapeta, New York, and a series of unclear claims about health and dieting.
National Advisory Board to study greater safety and better control. A semiannual meeting reviewed progress on using safety statutes and material options. Officials from War, air services and Langley field reported on committees and agency actions shaping future aircraft efficiency and safety standards.
A two year old Vernon Hiryal died from a chest injury in Listie near Som paused the funeral. The funeral planned for gray was halted after authorities investigated a shooting incident in which his four year old sister was present. No gun was found at the home, and officials continued to examine the case amid mystery.
The four top debaters from Georgetown Law will meet in a preliminary round for a final prize. Contestants include Martin Francis O'Dohue and Tot Thompson, with George Noadha and Victor Sylvester Merch among judges presiding.
In Washington a drive asks residents to provide meals for German children. Local pastors lead the relief committee and urge church members to donate. the effort aims to raise funds via a five cent per item or per person contribution.
Representative Wilson spoke at a luncheon attended by Wey, Wells, and Weyin, addressing topics of policy and upcoming measures. attendees chaired by people from the club.
Fragmented OCR hints at a parish hall comedy performance by a club, featuring actors including Robert Shaw and Ray Betz with others listed in unclear order. The piece suggests a humorous four act play drawing laughter from a crowd, noting local participants and footholds in the eastern area.
Fragmentary OCR shows a court tie and a theft case with references to Beas and Pheu Naibs. Readable bits indicate an ongoing legal action, involving unnamed parties and a press dot artifact. Overall, details are incomplete but point to a local court proceeding regarding stolen items.
An advertisement proclaims that regardless of finances a beneficiary will receive 500 dollars on death if you secure this protection, costing less than one cent per day. Readers are directed to see page 13 for details.
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