Shelley Hull Actor Dies of Pneumonia at 34
Shelley Hull American actor of note died in New York tonight from pneumonia after influenza. He and Effie Shannon starred in Under Orders and were to tour with A. H. Woods production. Hull, 34, a Kentucky native, rose to prominence in The Cinderella Man two years earlier.
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New York
Shelley Hull
Effie Shannon
Ofeumonia
Miss Shannon
A. H. Woods
Mr. Hull
Kentucky
Mr. Woods
California Syrup of Figs Promotes Gentle Child Health
A nostalgic appeal contrasts harsh old remedies with California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It promises a positive action that cleanses the liver and bowels, eases stomach discomfort, and is loved by kids, with directions on the bottle and warnings about counterfeits.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Nedlin Soles Claim Longevity for Goodyear Shoes
An advertisement features Mr. M. Newman of I. Newman Mfg. Co. praising Nedlin Soles as waterproof durable and comfortable after months of wear. It claims Nedlin soles are scientifically made and widely available for all family shoes. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Akron Ohio also makes Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear rivals.
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M. Newman
I. Newman Mfg. Co
Minneapolis
Newman
Nedlin
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Don’t Let Soap Spoil Your Hair This Wash Your Hair With Cocoa Nut Oil
Advertisement warns against alkali in soaps and shampoos and promotes pure refined coconut oil as a gentle, inexpensive alternative. It claims cocoanut oil cleanses, lathers well, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft, bright, fluffy, and easy to manage while removing dust and dandruff.
Treating Ears Ringing With Parmint Solution
If you have roaring buzzing noises in your ears and muffled hearing, take Parmint double strength one ounce mixed with a pint of hot water and a little sugar. Sip one tablespoon four times daily. This remedy aims to relieve head noises and clogged nostrils for easier breathing.
Roosevelt’s White House ties to prize fighters and reform
A narrative of Theodore Roosevelt praising prize fighters as American citizens, recalling encounters with Mike Donovan and Battling Nelson, his opinions on John L. Sullivan, and anecdotes from his presidency including labor arbitration threats, Cuban war homecomings, and Riis’s portrait of his child empathy.
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Mike” Donovan
New York
Nelson
Bob Fitzsimmons
Bob
John L. Sullivan
John
White House
Africa
Roosevelt
Mike’’ Donovan
Leonard Wood
Oklahoma
Jack Abernathy
Jack
General Wood
Public Service Commission Seeks Fast Data On Street Railways
Chairman Frederick J. MacLeod told a legislative committee that the Public Service Commission can secure Massachusetts street railway financial data within a week. The panel discussed an order directing a survey of railway finances, taxes, and charges to determine deficiencies and possible tax or public funding remedies to maintain transportation services.
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Frederick J. ‘Macleod
Public Service Commission
Legislative Committee On
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Scrubwomen Expected to Gain 50 Cent Hourly Minimum Wage
A bill filed by Representative Thomas C. Niland of East Boston seeks a 50 cent hourly minimum for scrubwomen in Boston, raising pay from about 9 dollars weekly for 33 hours to 16.60 dollars for their labor in offices and private homes. The measure targets those who start early to clean and maintain Boston businesses before other workers arrive.
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House of Representatives
Thomas C. Niland
Boston
Teike Wale Workers Arrested in Paris Charge
Three Young Men's Christian Association workers are under arrest in Paris for defalcation of funds. Named are George Schoeffel former secretary of Rochester Chamber of Commerce New York Rev R Atkins of Eagle Pass Texas and Mansfield formerly secretary of the Sailors Union of New York City.
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Paris
Christian Asociation
George Schoeffel
Chamber of Commerce
Rochester
N. Y
R. Atkins
Eagle Pass
Tex
Mansfield
Sailors’ Union of
New York City
Y M C A Expenditures And Defalcations Reported
E C Carter reports six month canteen business near 16 million dollars for the Y M C A in France while remittance business totals 14.9 million for 1918. Investigations disclosed 38940 dollars misappropriated with three workers charged. Courts to prosecute to the full extent this week.
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E. C. Carter
France
United States
First Women Sit in National Republican Committee
Miss Mary Garrett Hay of New York and Mrs. Joseph Corliss Preston of Washington attended the National Republican Committee meeting in Chicago by proxy. It marked the first time women sat at the party’s deliberations.
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Mary Garrett Hay
Hay
New York
Joseph Corliss Preston
Washington
National Republican Committee
Chicago
Republican Party
Redfield Urges Free Trade While Warns of Bolshevism
William C. Redfield, secretary of commerce, told a Council on Foreign Relations gathering that the United States should free its commerce of restrictions and expand trade. He warned apostles of hurry to beware Bolshevism and war-time difficulties and urged continued support for domestic and foreign commerce through a strong government service.
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Alger
Cuba
Ninth
John F. Fitzgerald
New York
United States
William C. Redfield
Council of Foreign Relations
Redfield
Congress
Department of Commerce
War Industries Board
Department
Bureau of Fisheries
Co-Operative
Industrial Cooperative Service
Strong Blood Relieves Pains of Rheumatism
A Vermont man credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength and easing years of rheumatic pain by building up blood. The ad claims the pills purify blood, tone nerves, aid digestion, and improve overall health without harmful drugs. Mail order and local druggist sales are advertised.
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Henry R. Collis
No. 10
Kingman Street
St. Albans
Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Indicted for Shooting Son in Lenox Home
Mrs Gladys C Dunn arrested last August on a charge of fatally shooting her son J Allan Dunn Jr at their Lenox home was indicted today and will be arraigned in the Superior Court next Monday. Court officials said the indictment's nature would not be announced until her court appearance.
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Pittsfield
Gladys C. Dunn
J. Allan Dunn, Jr
Lenox
American Troops in Archangel Sector in Fine Health
Colonel George E. Stewart reports to the War Department that American forces in the Archangel sector of Russia number about 8000, with 6 officer and 121 enlisted deaths to date. He finds health, discipline, morale excellent and clothing and equipment ample after a wide front tour.
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Washington
George E. Stewart
Archangel
Russia
War Department
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