More Fun Than a Va Circus Victory Noted
A brief item celebrates a win described as more fun than a vaudeville circus, noting the positive crowd reaction and a successful outcome for the team or event referenced in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1921
Page
14
A brief item celebrates a win described as more fun than a vaudeville circus, noting the positive crowd reaction and a successful outcome for the team or event referenced in the fragment.
The notice invites all ages to join a free word game with prizes. It emphasizes equal participation among young and old and urges readers to start the eight word list immediately to become the lucky winner.
Readers can win up to 1500 by sending two daily and two Sunday Post subscriptions. First prize 500 with one daily, 250 with one Sunday, and extra prizes apply to all levels. Maximum two daily and two Sunday orders to qualify for the top prize.
Count Giuseppe Greppi, aged 102, dies in Milan. Known as a striking diplomatic figure, he served Metternich and was an intimate adviser to Marie Louise. His career included posts across Paris, Stockholm, and Italian diplomacy.
The judge praised a key witness for aiding the prosecution of Jules W. Ainstein and others convicted of taking stolen securities to Washington. The four youths, former prisoners for over a year, were placed on probation for five years after Assistant District Attorney Hololing presented the case.
Dentists advocate a new cleaning method to combat tooth decay. They cite plain diet and saliva acidity as key factors and claim regular use aids enamel protection and prevents pyorrhea. The approach emphasizes a pleasant routine and daily twice daily practice.
A jagged advertisement touts Pegsodent as widely adopted and effective. It claims teeth are protected, whiten visibly, and appeal to both women and men including smokers. The copy urges daily use from infancy and offers a coupon for a free sample with dramatic promises and testimonials.
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