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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1924
Page
5
A Norfolk man credits Pal-O-Vin with ending a terrible chest cold that left him weak and sleepless. After three bottles his symptoms vanished, appetite returned, and energy improved. The ad touts the product from a long established laboratory and offers a money back guarantee through Peoples Drug Stores in Washington DC.
Lowell Wade recounts the Sitka stop where the Heston nearly struck rocks as the world flight crew battled a hurricane. They saved the Ranger and Boston, endured long nights, and docked amid Sitka hospitality before pressing toward Seward on a brutal voyage around Alaska’s coast.
An advertisement touts Howard's Buttermilk Cream as a hopeful anti aging beauty product. It claims quick complexion improvement with daily face neck arms and hands application and offers a money back guarantee at Peoples Drug Stores.
Feeney, 45 WY street northeast, was acquitted by a jury on an assault with a dangerous weapon charge tied to the shooting of Armand W. Scott Jr., a colored cadet, near Dun Bar High school. Scott, son of a local attorney, was injured in the foot as cadets protested. Feeney testified some cadets stoned his car while he assisted a wounded man in another vehicle.
Ambrosio Javier, a Filipino applicant, took the oath of allegiance yesterday before Justice Hoehing after District Supreme Court rulings allowed civilian Filipinos to pursue naturalization. The Bureau of Immigration had opposed final papers arguing civilians owed no permanent allegiance. Justice Hoehling ruled in his favor, with an expected Bureau appeal.
The Post offers easy access to affordable insurance policies with minimal formalities. Applicants become subscribers, paying a small amount for a one year policy, with prompt benefit payments cited by beneficiaries in letters on file.
An old style advertisement warns of neuritis and its nerve damage. It promotes Hopa Neuritis Tablets as a proven treatment endorsed by physicians, non narcotic and coal tar free, priced at $1.00 at Peoples Drug Stores and other leading outlets. Boerleke Runyon Cors. of San Francisco is credited.
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