King George VI Fractured Health Bulletin News
London reports a renewed infection in King George VI’s chest with doctors noting a moderating recrudescence after a night of comfort. Crowds gather at Buckingham Palace while news mentions expected illness progression and stable rest. Prince of Wales arrives at Aden aboard the Enterprise en route to Suez and Brindisi after a long African voyage.
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London
King George's Physicians
Buckingham Palace
Aden
U.P
Enterprise
Prince of Wales
Suez
Brindisi
Italy
Dar-Es-Salaam
Tanganyika
Saw Body of Dead Woman in Big Car
Burlington Iowa December 5 AP a Burlington woman saw the body of Mrs Ed Loose found near here Sunday moved from a small auto to a large blue car. Police believe she was slain elsewhere. Searches for Ed Loose across Iowa yielded no results. Relatives say he and Mrs Loose quarreled and he had threatened her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ed Loose
Constable Chooses Verdict Against Colleagues
Ray Spencer Marion night marshal won a 1500 dollar judgment against William Kearns Marion constable and S P Leverich real estate dealer. A jury delivered the verdict after Spencer claimed malicious prosecution and sought 5000 dollars. He said he was stopped and his baggage searched for money alleged stolen from Leverich, but no charge followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gedar Rapids
Ray Spencer
Marion
William Kearns
S. P. Leverich
Spencer
Kearns
Leverich
Waitress in Omaha Discovers Husband Is Already Married
Hazel Greenwood, 18, wed Raymond Doll, 26, in Omaha on Saturday and returned to waitressing in Council Bluffs today. Her father Norman Greenwood filed for annulment after learning Doll already had a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Hazel Greenwood
Omaha
Raymond Doll
Norman Greenwood
Hazel
Brain Tests Practice Questions from Evening Post
Readers are invited to tackle intelligence test items with multiple choice options. Each item asks to identify two incorrect meanings for a given word within a limited time, offering choices across diverse categories such as geography, politics, and objects. Answers appear on the society page.
Rich Peer's Daughter Startsle New York Society at Store
Lady Donia Hope daughter of Francis Duke of Newcastle worked a Fifth Avenue department store job at $25 a week with Miss Leonora Highet. They rented Greenwich Village apartment and lived modestly until a shopper revealed her identity, forcing her resignation and return to Washington. The duke, once Lord Francis Hope, is among England's wealthiest. Mae Yohe once divorced him.
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New York
INS
England
Donia Hope
Francis
Duke of Newcastle
Marie Antoinette
Lady Hope
Fifth Avenue
Frederick Brooke
Washington
Leonora Highet
Buzzard’s Bay
Miss Higher
Greenwich Village
Donia
Positon
Lady Doria
Lord Francis Hope
Duke of
Newcastle
Mellon Reports Uptrend in Business and Securities Sale
Secretary Mellon outlines a policy shift from aggressive speculation to restraint, noting $100,000,000 in securities sold, discount rates rising to 5 percent in most districts, and a 6 1/2 percent banking loan and investment growth. He cites 1925 to 1926 fiscal changes, with ordinary receipts totaling $4,042,346,156 and expenditures at $3,643,519,875, leaving a large surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Dallas
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Mellon
Hope diamond linked to Washington Post owner sale
Washington dispatch notes that Lady Donna Hope found quick NYC work and a cheap apartment, while the Hope diamond had been sold years earlier to Edward Beale McLean owner of the Washington Post. McLean secretly bought it for his wife Evelyn Walsh, Denver mining heiress. Their son, once called the 100,000,000 baby, was heir to the McLean Walsh fortune and was killed by a truck near the Friendship estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Donna Hope
New York
Hope
Edward Beale McLean
The
Washington Post
Young McLean
Young
Evelyn ‘Walsh
Denver
McLean- Walsh
McLean
McLean Estate
Friendship
Washington
Mellon Sees Debt Drop and Tax Shift Recommendation
The year ended with 710 expended in public debt retirements and a $237 million decline from the prior year. The federal gross debt stood at $17,604,290,563 with a net cash balance of $260,190,331, marking a $905,883,703 decrease in debt and a $27,592,210 rise in net balance. Secretary Mellon again urged Congress to repeal the surtax on government securities and the normal tax to level the playing field with state bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
General Fund of the Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Coolidge Budget Sketch Shows Surplus and Large Allocations
President Coolidge signals a possible surplus approval before bond maturation in August and urges Congress to back an agreed plan with France. The 1930 budget allocates 31 million for Mississippi flood control, 28.04 million for construction, 15.04 million for the army building program, and 4.5 million for air service buildings. It projects total army and navy military appropriations at 648.5 million, with 433 million for air activities across multiple agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Congress
Mississippi
Army
Air Services
Navy
Army and Navy
Army, Navy, Commerce, Agriculture
Post Office Departments
Coast Guard
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Cedar Rapids Celebrates 75th Founding Of Institute
Cedar Rapids Iowa Dec 5 Joint celebration marks the seventy fifth anniversary of Cedar Rapids Collegiate Institute the forerunner of Coe college and the 75th anniversary of the city’s incorporation A banquet will honor B F Stambaugh superintendent of the Iowa State Historical society and Judge George Green a prominent Iowa railroad builder and founder involved in the institute’s origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
U.P
Coe College
Temperatures Reported for Tuesday and Wednesday
The notice lists temperatures including a Tuesday maximum of 19 and a Tuesday night low of 3. It also notes times on Wednesday at 7 a.m. 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. with unreadable city or station names and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey
Ewes
Girl Reconsiders Vows After 27 Years With Old License
A former bride returned from Germany to claim a long unused marriage license. The groom, 17 at the time, met her at the train with the license in hand. An inquiry asked if the license remains valid, and officials note a license can be valid for up to a century. Edith Bloom confirms the county clerk will reveal names if the license is tied to a current return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Palmer To Inspect Perfect Back Contest In Davenport
Dr B J Palmer head of the Palmer School of Chiropractic and owner of radio WOC Davenport arrived this afternoon to judge the perfect back contest at the Riviera theatre. He will speak at Black's tea room at 6 30 pm and deliver a radio address before the Riviera event. More than 500 entered, about 50 left for tonight’s final judging after this afternoon’s eliminations at Hotel Russell Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Palmer
Palmer School of Chiropractic
WOC
Davenport
City
Riviera Theatre
Palmer
Black
Hotel Russell-Lamson
40 and 8 Will Reorganize Here at Meeting Friday
Al Nelson of Dubuque grand chef de Rare will lead a reorganization meeting for Waterloo Voiture No. 82 Friday at Hotel Russell Lamson. Dinner at 6 30. All 40 and 8 members invited. Voiture No. 82 has been inactive, but a strong activity plan is planned. McKinstry reports on Boone state executive meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Nelson
Dubuque
Waterloo
Russell Lamson
Charles McKinstry
McKinstry
Boone
Woodmen Circle Honors Waterloo with 1929 Meeting
Field workers of the Woodmen circle will hold their next convention in Waterloo June 6, 1929, it was decided last night at the final session of the district meet at Sioux City. Three hundred delegates were in attendance. Blanche Bristke, Waterloo, was elected guardian and will preside over the convention in this city. Edith Harper, Waterloo, was named chaplain and Elsie Schmidt, Waterloo, outer sentinel, Edith Ritchie, Sioux City, is past guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Waterloo
Sioux City
Blanche Bristke
Guardian
Edith Harper
Elsie Schmidt
Outer Sentinel
Edith Ritchie
Mothers of Scouts Form Auxiliary Elects Chairmen
The Waterloo council Mothers of Scouts Auxiliary elected committee chairmen for the year at a Black's tearoom meeting. Officials include Mrs. Karl Danton general and Mrs. Sam Scott advisory general. Arthur F. Jury spoke as executive, planning to boost Waterloo boy scouting. next meeting set for Jan 8 at the YWCA recreation room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Council
Boy Scouts of America
Karl Danton
Sam Scott
A. J. van Doren
J. H. Penly
Willis Johnson
D. S. Ramage
E. S. Estes
Parole Man Blamed for Father's Death
Claude Carmichael, 26, paroled from a 30 year sentence for assaulting his parents with intent to kill, is blamed for his father Bert Carmichael's death three months after his hearing. Mrs Carmichael requested the parole, and local officials confirm the linked wounds caused the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
U.P
Claude Carmichael
Anamosa
Bert Carmichael
Claude
Ambrose M. McGrath Visited Iowa Falls Again
Iowa Falls alerts Chief Charles Mohlis that Ambrose M. McGrath, wanted in at least six Iowa cities for bad checks, recently visited the town. He paid for food hotel accommodations and gas with checks, including a bounced “no account” mark after fueling his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Ambrose M. McGrath
Ambrose
Waterloo
Charles Mohlis
Mrs Dumond estate left in trust for Cedar Falls relatives
The will of the late Mrs Mary Dumond of Cedar Falls leaves all property to a trust estate with J R Dumond as executor and trustee. One half the trust income goes to Ethel Dumond Ford until age 40 when the principal is paid to her. The other half is split between Mr Dumond and Rhea Dumond Kroemer. A second probate note states Nancy J Sanford’s will leaves most of her estate to Edna Miller of Elrose Sask Canada, with C W Cotton named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dumond
Cedar Falls
J. R. Dumond
Ethel Dumond Ford
Mr. Dumond
Rhea Dumond Kroemer
Nancy J. Sanford
Edna Miller
Elrose, Sask
Canada
C. W. Cotton
Ben Hur Initiation Held By Waterloos Melchior Court
Thirty new members were initiated last night into the Ben Hur organization by Melchior Court No 8 Waterloo at I C O F hall. Paul R McCarty led the initiation work. Refreshments were served to 150 at the close of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Melcholr Court
No. 8
Waterloo
I. C. O. F. Hall
Paul R. McCarty
Weighty Evidence Half Way Up Steps When Suit Settled
In Dec 5 district court a damage suit between a manufacturing company and a construction firm saw two large concrete pipe exhibits hauled into the building by five strong men. The case settled out of court just as the pieces were brought halfway up the courthouse steps, drawing attention from county employees who paused work to watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
Officers Elected by O. E. S. Unit at West Union
West Union Dec 5 election of officers for the local chapter of the Order of Eastern Star selected Mrs Juanita Rowland as worthy patron J H Kline as worthy patron Mrs Lucille Hensel as associate matron Mrs Blanche Schmidt conductress Mrs Elsie Meyer associate conductress Mrs Mabel Mercer secretary Miss Lena Lauritson treasurer. Lucille Mattocks and Charles H Swale were married in a M E parsonage ceremony conducted by Rev Selden. Swale is son of farmer H F Swale and Mattocks daughter of Mrs Ida Mattocks both West Union high school graduates. Plans for lit Christmas trees at Main Street intersections were discussed by local business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
West Union
Order of Eastern Star
Juanita Rowland
J. H. Kline
Lucille Hensel
Blanche Schmidt
Elsie Meyer
Mabel Mercer
Lena Lauritson
Lucille Mattocks
Charles H. Swale
M. E. Parsonage
Mr. Selden
Swale
H. F. Swale
Ida Mattocks
West Union High School
Main Street
Heavy Snow Buries Corn Loss Across Iowa Fields
Des Moines reports a heavy snow in Yowa last week halted corn husking in hit areas and buried much corn likely to be a near total loss. Southeastern Iowa shows one third to one half of crop still in fields due to rain and mud while northwest husking nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.P
Yowa
Charles D. Reed
Mayor Tibbitts to Attend Municipalities League Session
Des Moines will host a two day meeting of the Municipalities League legislative committee at the Hotel Savery with Vice President Glenn A. Tibbitts leading as a key attendee. Executives of the league are invited as the committee drafts preliminary law sketches for the next general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A. Tibbitts
League of Iowa Municipalities
Des Moines
League
Hotel Savery
Greene High Senior Ill At Farm Home Vicinity
Greene Iowa December 5 Ray Pringle a Greene high school senior is seriously ill with tonsillitis at his parents farm five miles northeast of town. Mrs Hildebrand remains very ill at her home six miles northeast. Fern Stauffer also seriously ill at home of her parents George and Mrs Stauffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Ray Pringle
Greene High School
Ben L. Pringle
Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
Woodman Hall
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Woxdman Hall
Fred Hildebrand
Here
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
J. A. Clark
Ernest Rhode
Irving McRoberts
W. W. Hesalroad
Pomona
Cal
Fred Putnam
Fern Stauffer
George Stauffer
Butler County District Court Opens for December Term
Allison Ia December term of Butler county district court opened with Judge Joseph J. Clark presiding. Tuesday’s session saw many attorneys present as the grand jury was impaneled and cases were assigned. The sole equity trial set is Bucholz versus Skillen with First State Bank of Greene as intervenor, involving proceeds from a property sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Allison
Joseph J. Clark
District Court of
Butler County
Bucholz
Skillen
First State Bank of Greene
Building Permits list for local addresses
Mrs A M Collins receives a dwelling permit for 132 Summit valued at 3000 dollars. F E Christie secures a garage permit at 813 First West for 100 dollars. T F Kenney plans a remodel of a house at 41 Mulberry with a 2000 dollar permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Collins
Summit
F. E. Christie
First West
T. F. Kenney
Mulberry
Death of Rev G W Nesby Former Antioch Pastor
Rev G W Nesby 61 former Antioch Baptist pastor in Waterloo died yesterday in Freeport Illinois after five months confinement. Survived by widow and son Leander. Funeral planned in Freeport Saturday with several Waterloo friends attending including Mr and Mrs William Bell Mr and Mrs John Davis Mr and Mrs George Martin Mrs David Hollin and Mr and Mrs W D McCracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Nesby
Antioch Baptist Church
Freeport
Leander
Waterloo
Nesby
William Bell
John Davis
George Martin
David Hollin
W. D. McCracken
Death of Harry Driscoll Former Sinois Central Agent
Harry Driscoll age 30 died of heart trouble in a hospital at 6 30 this morning. He was formerly a station agent for the Sinois Central railroad at Floyd Indiana and had recently resided in Charles City. Burial will be in McGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Driscoll
Sinois Central Railroad
Floyd
Charles City
McGregor
Textile comeback urged after overproduction woes
New York Dec 5 Overproduction of cotton goods has been the major handicap to the textile industry in recent years. Frederick K Rupprecht president of Consolidated Textile and Consolidated Selling Corp sees a new era of prosperity approaching. He notes 25 percent overproduction affecting prices and earnings and cites intelligent output cuts and diversification as remedies. New England mills migration to the south has fallen short of expectations but New England mills post Fall River strike recovery aids revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick K. Rupprecht
Consolidated Textile Corporation
Consolidated Selling Corporation
America
International News Service Today
Rupprecht
New England
Fall River
Fifteen Bad Checks Given in Three Days for Motor Licenses
Ed Madigan county treasurer denounces rubber checks sent to the motor license office. In three days fifteen checks were returned marked bad, threatening cash only payments or legal action. He warns he bears personal liability for losses and notes real estate tax liens rank higher than auto liens when levying on a vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Madigan
Madigan
Down-and-Outers Seek Jail for Beds in Cold Night
Seventeen wanderers from several states sought lodging in the city jail after last night's freezing blast. The group, listed on the hotel register, included travelers from California Florida New York and locals. Three of the men were from the city and they were released this morning with plans to return tonight due to the severe cold. J H Collins returned their razors and knives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
New York
J. H. Collins
Blind News Man Ready to Serve in Lincoln Park Stand
Charles H Tracy, 14617 Commercial Street, blind for 11 years, starts his own stand in Lincoln park today. The cooperative effort of the Waterloo Social Welfare League Lions Club state department for the blind and city park board made it possible. The stand, built by Waterloo Lumber Company, will be run by Tracy who aims to support his 7-year-old daughter Martha and, eventually, both without the $25 monthly pension from Black Hawk county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Tracy
Commercial Street
Blind
Waterloo Social Welfare League
Lions Club
State Department For the Blind
City Park Board
Waterloo Lumber Company
Lincoln Park
Tracy
Martha
Black Hawk County
Double Eight Card Club Meets at Jesup
Jesup Iowa December 5 members of the Double Eight Five Hundred club were entertained in the home of Mrs R R Kies Tuesday afternoon Favors went to Mrs J Bahl and Mrs M Roth Special guests were Mrs Alfred Kies and Mrs L B Kaschi The annual Christmas party will be at the home of Mrs D D Handley December 18 Farm Bureau women of Perry township meet at the home of Mrs Charles Leary on Friday to study dress designs Mrs Leary project leader will give the demonstration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Jesup
Double Eight Five Hundred Club
R. R. Kies
J. Bahl
M. Roth
Alfred Kies
L. B. Kaschi
D. D. Handley
Farm Bureau
Perry Township
Charles Leary
Leary
Engine Hostler's Foot is Crushed at Illinois Central Shops
Barton Buckley a hostler helper at Illinois Central shops sustained severe injuries to his left foot at 8 p m yesterday when his foot was caught in a steam driven grate shaker he was rushed to Allen Memorial hospital for treatment doctors found several small bones broken and ligaments torn Buckley resides at the Fairmont hotel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Buckley
Illinois Central Shops
Buckley
Allen Memorial Hospital
Fairmont Hotel
Billfold Found in La Crosse Gives Name and Address
A billfold containing money and a card with the name Co. H. Alleman was found near Friedl coffee shop in La Crosse. George C. Manning at the Irving hotel, a Courier printer, says if Alleman is in the city he can reclaim it by calling on Manning at Manning's location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H. Alleman
State Street
la Crosse
Wis
Friedl Coffee Shop
Commercial Street
George C., Manning
Irving Hotel
Alleman
Manning
Marriage Licenses Granted in Iowa Towns
Fred Dethiefs of Clutier and Anna Hagge of Traer appear among recent marriage license records. details are listed in local official notices and filed with county clerk. Further particulars include applicant names and procedural notes for the licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dethiefs
Clutier
Anna Hagge
Traer
Fire Alarms: Auto Fire At 342 Oneida
At 8:30 p.m. Wednesday an automobile at 342 Oneida caused a fire alarm due to a short circuit in wiring. No damage or injuries reported. Advertisement: Buy It of Herman C. Miller. Phone 2404.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Netter
Herman C. Miller
Won Iron Cross holder joins U S Army at Fort Snelling
Joseph Gilewsky, who earned the Iron Cross as a German soldier in World War I, enlisted in the U S Army yesterday and was sent to join an infantry regiment at Fort Snelling Minnesota today. He began the citizenship process and is now a full American citizen, having lived in Iowa the past two years, most recently Waterloo after Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gilewsky
Fort Snelling
Minn
Gilewsky
Germany
United States
Iowa
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Ten Outstanding November Books Now at Libraries
A committee from Newark East Orange Paterson N J Pratt Institute and Springfield libraries select ten outstanding November publications now available at Waterloo public libraries. Miss Callie Wieder announced. Two titles at both east and west libraries. The Father and Pilgrims of Adversity shared. East library holds Whither Mankind Labrador Looks at the Orient This Book-Collecting Game Meet General Grant. West library holds John Cameron's Odyssey The Old Savage in the New Civilization My Autobiography Hixploring Your Mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
East Orange
Paterson
N. J
Pratt Institute
Springfield
Mass
Waterloo
Callie Wieder
East
Father
Katharine Holland: Brown
Willian McFee
East Library
Charles A. Beard
Labrador
Sir Wilfred Grenfell
Edward A. Newton
Grant
W. E. Woodward
West Library
John Cameron
Andrew Farrell
Old Savage
Raymond B. Fosdick
Benito Mussolini
Albert Edward Wiggam
Abstracts Renewed for Black Hawk County firm
Forty seven years after J. E. and Co. C. Sedgwick started an abstract and title business in the county, renewal amended and substituted articles were filed for the Black Hawk County Abstract company with capital stock of 70000 dollars. A. G. Reid serves as president, Mrs Carrie A. Sedgwick as vice president, and Miss A. A. Hungerford as secretary. The firm previously carried the Sedgwick Lichty Abstract company name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. and Co. C. Sedgwick
Black Hawk County
A. G. Reid
Carrie A. Sedgwick
J. E. Sedgwick
A. A. Hungerford
Sedgwick-Lichty. Abstract Company
Black Hawk County Abstract Company
Lore Alford
George Busby Elected New Brotherhood Head
George Busby of 516 Bayard Street was elected president of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew at the annual meeting. He succeeds Robert Marshall, with William Ashmore named secretary and Wellington Waldorf chosen captain of the church's intermediate basketball team. A benefit supper for the brotherhood athletic association is planned for December 12 at St. Mark's church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Busby
Bayard Street
Fannis S. Busby
Fannie
Busby
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Russell
Lamson
Robert Marshall
Ames
William Ashmore
Wellington Waldorf
St. Mark's Church
Brotherhood Athletic Association
Standard plate bracket slots set by SAE and US Bureau
Washington December 5. All 50 states and territories have conformed to the standard plate bracket slots developed by the Society of Automotive Engineers and recommended by the U.S. Bureau of Standards. No holes or slots need to be drilled to fit license plates on cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
States
District of Columbia
Porto Rico
Alaska
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Society of Automobile Engineers
United States Bureau of Standards
Grace M. E. Players Win Much Applause
The Grace M E Religious Dramatic club presented two one act plays in the church auditorium last night earning lively approval from a fair-sized audience. The Bishop's Candlesticks starred Robert Wright John Latta Oliver Bloom Louis Shirley Edgar Barrett Edward Conard and Floyd Held. The Florist Shop featured Marjorie Comfort Archie Shannon Edward Conard Marvel Fern and Floyd Held. Mrs Juanita H McClean directs and coaches the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M E
Church
Robert Wright
John Latta
Oliver Bloom
Louis Shirley
Edgar Barrett
Edward Conard
Floyd Held
Marjorie Comfort
Archie Shannon
Marvel Fern
Juanita H. McClean
Carlotta Marino Promotes Danderine Hair Care
The star Carlotta Marino of New York guides readers on maintaining hair and complexion with Danderine. She touts brushes with Danderine, long lasting wave setting, and dandruff removal, noting a fresh scalp feel. Bottles sell for 35 cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlotta Marino
West 58Th Street
New York City
George White
New York
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Butler CO
Hostler
Wisconsin
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Kaiser
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Brotherhood
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Franklin St
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Commercial St
Entz Cafe
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Thoreig
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