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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1922
Page
3
A vintage advertisement urges readers to respond to greetings by noting poor health and promotes Gude's Pepto-Mangan as a remedy. It claims improper living causes sickness and promises restored health with continued use, stating the product is available in liquid and tablet forms under the name Gude's Pepto-Mangan.
Nine indicted men surrender or arrested as bucket-shop crackdown grows. Emanuel Varcoe & Co faces an involuntary bankruptcy filing in federal court with liabilities around 100000 and assets near 20000. Ettinge & Wall, Mullins & Co and others also seek receivers as authorities warn the crisis may deepen nationwide.
At the Hast Hyattsville Improvement Association gathering the Edmonston district tax bill was noted as introduced in the House by Delegate William P. Magruder of Hyattsville. If enacted, residents will vote yes or no. A men’s club organizing meeting is set for March 18 at Pinkney Memorial church parish hall, with by law tentative plans to be presented and officers chosen. Berwyn and Brentwood charter bills have passed both houses and await Gov. Ritchie’s signature before voters decide.
A long list details Capt Marian PF Verrill and others assigned to duty in the Navy Department and Atlantic and Pacific fleets. It notes personnel transfers, staff aides, and naval aircraft factory postings, plus a separate report that the steamship Stockholm carried cargo valued at 1,329,220 German marks and 2,484,887 in gold bars from Swedish ports.
In a lively exchange, older folks lament youth’s dances, paint, and powder while youngsters retort that current trends are all that remains before death. The piece notes moneyed adults fueling excess and questions the era’s direction as Mexico talks about going dry and Northcliffe eyes Monte Carlo after reviewing yellow journalism.
Tax filing rules under the new law for individuals and corporations are outlined. Deadlines vary by status, with March 15 for most individuals, June 15 for nonresidents, and extensions up to six months possible in certain cases. corporations follow similar timelines with additional reporting on dividends and payments.
Secretary Fall criticized split control of U S public lands urging full ownership by either Interior or Agriculture. He noted forest reserves in Alaska under Agriculture’s forest service and described current legislation transferring reserves to the Interior as controversial.
Dublin February 18 Americans eye Ireland summer travel and trade gains. The article argues for direct American banking and shipping branches in Ireland to simplify commerce, notes Ireland’s strong livestock and linen industries, and highlights Cork Ford plant success as a model. It cites imports and exports values and urges American firms to pursue Irish markets with tailored products.
The article details Ireland’s beet and fattening industry, noting cattle thrive on grass across Meath and other counties. It highlights the reliance on green turnips and mangels, imports of finishing fats from the U S and England, and the rise of dairy cooperative centers led by Sir Horace Plunkett. It references the Chicago Plan and potential for chilled meat, while recounting Sinn Fein activity around dairy hubs and post conflict rebuilding.
Chronic coughs and persistent illnesses are claimed to be cured by Creomulsion a creosote based emulsion. The ad asserts it soothes inflamed membranes kills germs and absorbs into the blood to attack the cause of tuberculosis like infections. It promises relief for long standing coughs colds bronchial issues and builds up the system with a money back guarantee. A large 8 oz bottle costs 1.25 from drug stores.
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