Todd's Tonic Praised by Mrs Lottie Russell
Mrs Lottie Russell of Washington DC reports relief from nervous fatigue after using Todd's Tonic. She claims renewed energy and restored strength within weeks, endorsing the remedy and noting availability at People’s Drug Store and other outlets with a local representative ready to explain benefits.
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Lottie Russell
Todd
Russell
N. Ebashington
D. C
7Th
Mr. White
Edd
Kojene Throat Remedy Promises Fast Night Relief
An early 20th century ad touts Kojene as a powerful throat antiseptic for sore throats. It claims rapid relief after two or three doses at night, guarantees a 60 cent refund if not effective, and notes it is nonpoisonous and safe to swallow when diluted as directed.
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Kojene
Justice Pitney Dies After Months of Illness
Justice Pitney, noted for a long career on the bench, collapsed after a period of serious illness. He had been devoted to duty and his passing ends a notable judicial tenure.
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Justice Pitney
Pitney Family Names in Morristown and Philadelphia
Henry C and Frederick VI with sister Miss Mary Pitney of Morristown N J and Mrs Sadie Johnson of New York and Mrs George Van Dusen of Philadelphia his son Mahlon Jr and daughter Beatrice Pitney of this city and his older son Shelton Pitney of Morristown
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Henry ,C
Frederick ‘VI
Misa
Mary Pitney
Morristown
N. J
Sadie Johnson
New York
George van Dusen
Philadelphia
Mahlon, Jr
Beatrice. Pitney
City
Shelton Pitney
Two Richmond Girls Held Here for Shoplifting
Two 15 year old girls from Richmond were arrested by Detectives Dalglish and Kelly on the Christmas squad at Tenth and EB streets northwest. They were charged with shoplifting items including shoes and dry goods from downtown stores. The girls, Mary Townley Harrison and Frances Wilkinson, said they had come to Washington with Mrs. George A. Harrison and stayed with an aunt. Det. Pitney’s death is noted with details of his long service on the U S Supreme Court and career in New Jersey politics.
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Richmond
Dalglish and
Kelly
Tenth
EB Streets
Mary Townley Harrieon
Francesa C. Wilkinson
Washington
George A. Harrison
Pitney
Charles Wood
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church
Morristown
N. J
United States Supreme Court
William Howard Taft
Congress
New Jersey
Princeton
Senate
State Senate
Franklin Murphy
Senator Pitney
Supreme Court
France
Florence Shelton Pitney
John Oliver Halstead Pitney
Witnesses Describe Armed Panels In Mayfield Contested Senate Race
Testimony at a Texas 1922 election contest alleges illegal ballots and substitution of Mayfield’s name in Navarro County. Five witnesses describe armed panels at polling places in Burleson County as part ofGeorge E. Peddy’s fraud and intimidation charges against Senator Mayfield. A sixth witness testimony could prompt further committee action.
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Texas
Senate
George E. B
Jevidence
Peddy
Senate to Ratify Isle of Pines Treaty Today
The Isle of Pines treaty, drafted by the United States and Cuba, has lingered 21 years in Senate consideration. It recognizes Cuban sovereignty over the island with formal US relinquishment of title, following support from leaders like Lodge and officials including Clarence Owens. The Pan American Congress and a Cuban visit urged ratification. If approved, it would mark a long pursuit finally before the Senate.
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Isle of Pines
United States
Cuba
United States Senate
McKinley
Roosevelt
Coolidge
United States Supreme Court
Henry Cabot
Lodge
Hhier
Hay and Wesside
Pinés
United States of
Lodgé
Damrosch Delights In Classic Concert at Poli's Theater
The New York Symphony Orchestra conducted by Damrosch presented an afternoon program featuring the Jupiter Symphony and Andante Cantabile. The veteran maestro drew refined tone, vigor, and sentiment from the ensemble, evoking nostalgia with the minuet as the audience enjoyed a memorable season highlight.
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Jupiter Symphony
Poli
New ‘York Symphony Orchestra
Damrosch
Jorchestra
Steward Named Head of Civitan Club
Luther Steward was unanimously elected president of the Civitan club at its annual meeting in Lafayette. Officers elected include E. B. Ada as first vice president George Harris as second and Newton Minnix as third vice president. Rudolph Jose Henry Lansburgh and Grant S. Barnhart were chosen for the board of directors. A banquet preceded the meeting and the group approved $250 for Christmas baskets for the poor.
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Luther ‘Steward
Civitan Club
Lafayette
E. B. Ada
George Harris
Newton Minnix
Rudolph Jose
Henry Lansburgh
Grant
Barnhart
Civitana
Butler to Retain Philadelphia Berth for Another Year
President Coolidge allows Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler to remain Philadelphia public safety director for a further year but warns that local self government must be responsible. Mayor Kendrick sought a three year extension. term limited by White House. Also notes a Deeds of Trust listing for Helen M Dunigan and D J Dunigan to Dunigan Inc. for $19 recorded December 3, 1924.
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Philadelphia
Coolidge
Smedley D. Butler
Marine Corps
Kendrick
Gen. Butler
White House
In -Nowise
Legal
Helen M.dunigan
D. J. Dunigan
D. J
Bond Inquiry Is Better. Closed session investigates Treasury irregularities
A behind closed doors session was held by the House committee to investigate alleged bond applications and other irregularities in the Treasury Department. Government employees testified but their names were withheld to protect them from intimidation or tampering.
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House Committee
Treasury Department
Church Council ends with peace message in Atlanta
Atlanta December 9 The Federal Council of Churches ends its fifth quadrennial meeting approving a peace oriented message to American and foreign churches. It backs a political settlement of disputes, outlawry of war through international bodies and stronger economic and racial fellowship, while urging strict enforcement of prohibition. Special army navy chaplain issues were referred to next year.
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Atlanta
A. P
Churches of America
Federal Council of Churches
Coolidge
Congress
America
Committee
Army and Navy
Common colds warned by nature and a cure claim
A drug advertisement urges readers to buy Kurokol from druggists for coughs and colds. It claims a teaspoonful taken again in one or two hours ends sneezing and coughing, and that frequent dosing prevents serious trouble, stating TANLAGC manufactures back the product.
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Tanlagc
Adv
A Delightful Row Over Mayr's Remedy
A husband recalls a quarrel when his wife refused a Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, later taking it and recovering from stomach liver and intestinal troubles. The ad claims the product relieves catarrhal mucus and inflammation, with a money back guarantee and wide availability at drugstores and merchants.
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Mayr
People's Drug Stores
O’donnell’s
Adv
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