The Coal That Cooks and Theatrical Profits Featured
A fragment discusses Mrs McCenn and domestic scenes with half baked potatoes, then shifts to American Magazine theatrical profits. It highlights stars Adams Warfield and Miss Adams, noting Warfield’s long career and large earnings. Obituaries list several local deaths with ages and dates.
Dead Statesman Remembered as Nation Mourns
David Albaugh De Armond, a Missouri statesman and long time congressman since 1890, lost his home in Butler to fire and was celebrated for his integrity and patriotism. He admired William Jennings Bryan and rose to national prominence as a Republican aligned with the old school values. Born in Altoona, Pennsylvania, he trained as a lawyer and his sons served as officers in the U S Army.
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David Albaugh de Armond
Butler
Missouri
Congress
William Jennings Bryan
Bond
Altoona
United States Army
Bridgeport Hospital annual meeting reports gains and wing completion
Edward W. Marsh was reelected president of the Bridgeport Hospital Corporation at the annual meeting. Directors were reelected and vacancies filled by James Fray and Waldo C Bryant. The new west wing, completed in June, was inspected. Reported figures show 1,666 patients treated that year at an average cost of 11.30 and an average stay of four days, with a dairy output of 60.7 quarts of milk used for hospital needs. Officers include President Howard Marsh and Superintendent William W. Jones.
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Edward W. Marsh
Bridgeport Hospital Corporation
Edward Stone
W. Bu
Ones
Fray
Waldo C Bryant
Naeas
Mage
W. Sones Wan
Bridgeport
Ueveratoe Yare
Howard
Marsh
David F. Noa
James B. G
John M. Otis
Birthday Feast Celebrates Court Pequonnock’s Eighteenth Year
The Pequonnock Court marked its 18th anniversary with a Germania Hall gathering for nearly 400 members. John J. Hope honored John E. Lyddy with a watch, while Chief Ranger Hennessey received a gold past ranger jewel. James Turney of Shelton presented a silver tea service. Mrs. Lyddy and Mrs. Lyman supervised the tables. several young women served as waitresses. George Benham and Thomas Reiley performed songs as festivities extended past midnight.
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Court A Iyees A. Wna
John J. Hope
John E. Lyddy
Supreme
Eer
Nilen Me- Ho
Ranger
Hennessey
James Turney
Shelton
Lincoln
Derby
John F. Lyman
Annie Hein
Annie Cerris
Lay
Anabel McPadden
Neliie
Jennie Farrell
Kaiting
George T. Benham
Milford
Thomas Reiley
New Haven
Christmas Cash Sent to Europe Early This Week
Sums amounting to $18,000 were sent to Europe as gifts from relatives in this country. Most money went to Italy and Hungary. The report notes the Christmas outpouring across the water beginning this season.
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Europe
Italy
Hungary
Charity Ball Plans Streamlined Entrance at Stratfield
Patrons of the charity ball at the Stratfield are asked to use the Chapel street entrance to the hotel to ease congestion at the Main street entrance tonight.
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Stratfield
Chapel Street
Main Street
Max Lewis
E. Wash. Ave
East Main St
Clermont Whist Club Holds Yearly Party at Republican Quarters
The Clermont Whist Club held its annual whist party at Republican quarters 1% Fairfield Avenue. Winners included Miss Julia Sullivan pillow and L. Mooney centerpiece, Mrs. Warwick half dozen glasses, K. Murtha fruit dish, Miss Bessie Larkin fruit dish, John F. Finhaven three handkerchiefs, F. Quinian apron, Mrs. F. Quitlan box of candy, Mrs. Larkin box of raisins, Miss Anna Shannon glass jelly, H. Sterrenny match holder.
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Clermont Whist Club
Republican
Fairfield Avenue
Julia Sullivan
L. Mooney
Anna Shannon
H. S& Terrenny
Wood Flour From Sawdust Aims To Cut Lumber Waste
The article discusses using pine and spruce sawdust ground into wood flour for dynamite absorbent and a flooring material called xyolite. It notes Europe and several countries already use it, with price around twelve to thirteen dollars a ton. Norway and the United States trade this sawdust flour, aiming to reduce waste and expand uses in construction and industry.
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United States
Christiania
Norway
Europe
Germany
England
France
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offered as Free Trial
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for flatulence and indigestion. It claims the tablets attack gas producing foods, improve digestion, and suit healthy eaters as well as the sick, offering a free trial package and 50 cent boxes at pharmacies.
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Stuart
Botter
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall
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