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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
5
An advertisement touts Gude’s Pepto Mangan as a tonic to combat fatigue and pallor. It asserts the product restores energy during convalescence, improves appetite, and strengthens the body with iron. Sold in liquid and tablet forms by druggists for thirty years.
An advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Halm as a pure antiseptic remedy for stuffed nostrils and catarrh. It claims instant relief by soothing inflamed membranes and opening nasal passages, with a small bottle available at drug stores.
At a luncheon, Rotary and Kiwanis members gathered as Governor E. L. Steek announced plans for a district conference honoring Crawford Cullough international president with guests including Norph and Chartes. Nominations for directors were discussed and entertainment was arranged.
Tele phone Company continued yesterday its efforts to acquaint the phones with involved glass and hel
Fragmentary OCR mentions an address associated with Mr Wilson and a White House area in Russia. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event, date, or full names to define a proper news item.
Hendley president gave an address at a gathering on Ichome Road yesterday. Mrs Lillian Col spoke about The World in Water. Wayne B Wheeler sang several songs.
Unclear text fragment hints at financial schemes and research in Washington with references to librarians and a concluding remark. The readable portion mentions eager giving way to sound study and a possible contrast between quick schemes and methodical investigation.
A theft at a distillery yesterday caused a reported loss of $100,000 in whisky. Investigators are reviewing security footage and interviewing staff to determine how the heist occurred and who is responsible.
Fragmented 19th century report describes a proposed rum running venture attracting investors. It references prohibition laws, capital gathering, and the sale of shares valued at about ten thousand dollars per unit, amid public debate and law concerns.
Incomplete OCR fragment suggests a jurisdiction note about a foreign party in New York. The readable words include plainly spoken terms and a reference to jurisdiction and gaged status, but the rest is garbled and no concrete actions or dates can be determined.
New England cases are expected to establish shipments at about 1 percent. The ruling concerns deprival of terminal lines and national revenues, with emphasis on Deed Hines involved in the debate over roads and shipments.
A woman on Grape Street Northwest reported that about $1,700 in jewels vanished from her fortune telling operation yesterday. Police are investigating the disappearance and reviewing nearby surveillance for clues.
Testimony shows hosiery sales schemes using forged Empire receipts to mislead buyers. Several agents testified that counterfeit receipts accompanied shipments worth about 150 dollars with 60 cent payments. Mills owner described his plant and noted the scheme bypassed real distributors in South Carer, revealing a network of counterfeit dealers.
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