Class on eugenics and sex hygiene announced
Montclair New Jersey December 12 Unity Church will offer a class on eugenics and sex hygiene starting in January.
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Montclair
N. J
Unity Church
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
12
Poor Hen Blamed for Egg Shortage
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General McReynolds' investigators found no nation wide cold storage trust. They say local combines exist only if interstate, and that the hen is largely to blame for high egg prices. Dr Mary E Pennington of the Agriculture Department testified frozen and dried eggs are as nourishing as fresh.
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Washington
McReynolds
Mary E Pennington
Department of Agriculture
House Committee On Agriculture
Fire destroys half a million in Cohoes business district
A December fire in Cohoes, New York, engulfed the Parsons Knitting Mills at Factory and Remsen, destroying a dozen buildings and manufacturing plants. Troy firemen joined local crews after an urgent call for help as the blaze spread to the barge canal area, with total damage estimated at about half a million dollars.
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Cohoes
Parsons Kniting
Factory
Remsen
Troy
Forest grazing will help meat supply rise nationwide
Washington reports the annual forestry service findings show national forests provide abundant forage for more than twenty million head of livestock. Grazing receipts exceeded one million dollars last year, with grazing increasing over the prior year by over four percent as forage facilities expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry S. Graves
United States Forestry Service
White Slave Charge Suspect Seized by New Haven Police
Tomaso Crisculo aged 24, a shop worker, was arrested on Water Street by Detective Luke Petruschell and taken to New Haven on a white slave charge. Registrars of voters seek a 1914 budget of 9,289 to fund office operations, up 325 from last year for an index filing system and extra clerk hire. James Slamin, 920 Broad Street, a court hearing was adjourned to December 19 over alimony and child custody issues, claiming his wife is unfit due to health and saloon visits. he earns 10.50 weekly.
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Tomaso Crisculo
New Haven
Water Street
Luke Petruschell
Registrars of Voters
Board of Apportionment
Maria
James Slamin
Broad Street
Thomas
Coughlin
C. W Simpson
Slamin
Charges Against Special Policemen to Be Considered
A Police Board meeting is set for tomorrow night to review discipline charges filed by Superintendent Eugene Birmingham against Special Policemen Charles Murphy and Harris Rahn for alleged improper conduct at a dance in Eagles' hall. The session also will address the annual requisition and options for a patrol wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Board
Committee On Discipline
Eugene Birmingham
Charles Murphy
Harris Rahn
Eagles’ Hall
Weather Outlook and Miscellaneous Notices
The forecast notes a slight disturbance over the northern lake region with pleasant weather east of the Rockies and little rainfall in 24 hours. New England reports the lowest temps. Northfield Vermont at minus two. Mississippi Valley warm up observed. New Haven forecast: fair tonight and Saturday with rising temperatures. Connecticut: fair, warmer, light winds. Auto drivers urged to lamps at 4 54 pm. Sunrise 7 10 am, sunset 4 24 pm. Minor nautical times listed. Wartime style ads follow for Remover and cleaning agents with pharmacy address and a scalp specialist listing Harriet E Sherwood at 412 Security Building.
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Lake Region
Rocky Mountains
New England
Northfield
Mississippi Valley
New Haven
Connecticut
Howland Chest Store Promotes Cheerful Service This Christmas
The Howland store urges customers to embrace the Christmas spirit by selecting gifts with a cheerful staff and abundant merchandise. It emphasizes ready assistance from every staff member and a motto to serve faithfully and cheerfully during the holiday season.
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Howland
Howland Chest
Public interest guides action against railroad monopoly
In a Providence Journal report from December 12 Kansas City, John Atkins, a large cattle dealer, received a two year prison sentence for a $200,000 corner fraud. The piece discusses dissolving the New Haven and Boston and Maine alliance and criticizes monopoly, suggesting public policy and justice considerations.
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New Haven
Boston
Maine
Albany
Old Colony
New England
Providence and
Worcester
Fall River
St. John
New York
Rhode Island
Department of Justice
Providence Journal
Kansas City
John Atkins
Woman narrowly loses eye after stick injury at hospital
Mrs. H. Johnson of 494 Atlantic street had a sliver removed from her eye by Dr. William H. Curley at the emergency hospital after a child struck her with a stick this morning. Three tubercular patients were moved to the estate sanitarium at Sheton by Investigator Morrissey of the Department of Charities.
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H. Johnson
Atlantic Street
William H. Curley
Sheton
Alexander EF. Morrissey
Department of Charities
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