Superintendent Endorses Neal Cure for Liquor Habit
New Haven Connecticut 1911 endorsement letter from G Newton superintendent of Peck Bros Co praising the Neal Three-Day Cure for the liquor habit. Letter offers guaranteed cure with money back if unsuccessful and invites inquiries to Neal Institute Prospect Place New Haven or phone 7160.
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Neal Institute
G. Newton
Peck Bros. Co
Newton
Nes
Institute
Prospect Place
New Haven
Conn
Infant death rates and births cited in 1906 1910 census data
A preliminary summary by the Census Bureau notes infant mortality rates per 1000 births vary by state and city, with registration completeness influencing figures. New Hampshire shows a relatively high birth registration impact while Vermont records the lowest rate. several cities such as Detroit Holyoke Manchester and Washington DC show high infant mortality linked to missing or uneven data. Observed discrepancies reflect registration efficiency rather than actual changes in infant deaths.
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Washington
Fes
Durand
Bureau of
The
Census Department of Commerce and Labor
Cressy L. Wilbur
Bueau
United States
Airtha
Meathy
Iin
Syear
Scranton
New Hampshire
Vermont
Lowell
Mass
Holyoke
Manchester
N. H
Detroit
Mich
New Bedford
Lawrence
Johnstown
Washington, D.C
Pittsburgh
Bridgeport
Residents split on oiling streets for dust control
The Streets and Sidewalks Committee, after a heated session, forwarded a plan to Director Kenny listing resident preferences for either oil or water on city streets next summer. Alderman Walker backed oiling to curb dust, while others urged letting residents choose their own method. The proposal includes a 30000 gallon oil tank and three road oilers, with funding available after April 1.
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Council Chamber
M. A. Kenny
Daniel E. Walker
Oll
Kenny
Beores
Council
George Burns
The
Burns Co
North Avenue
Judes Amas C. Coughlin
N Nmber
East End
Dek Avenue
Adamm Street
Chapman
Connecticut
Congress Street
Sprisk- Hine
Archibald McNeil
Fairfield
Retiring Bridgeport Health Board President Recaps Innovations
Dr. George W. Osborne, president of Bridgeport’s board of health, reviews a year of reforms including school medical inspection, a school nurse program, a free clinic for children, a bacteriological lab for milk, and published health laws. He notes improved sanitation, reduced contagious diseases, and ongoing efforts in waste management and isolation hospital upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Health
George W. Osborne
Osborne
Bridgeport
Lea
Aleo
Police and Charities
Lnthe Bridgeport
St. Vinent's Hospitals
Ehfe
Gerbage
Buckingham
Ober
Cullinan
Bullard
Manufacturers’ Association
Enos
Board of Trade
Business Men's Association
Washington typhoid study links milk and vegetables to cases
A Public Health Service report by Lumaden and Anderson analyzes Washington typhoid origins from 1906 to 1909. It finds milk and green vegetables major factors, shellfish and water less contributory, with higher mortality among blacks and substantial in-city transmission. The work urges an aggressive city campaign to curb spread and reduce infection from outside sources.
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Winnington
D. C
I. I. Lumaden
John F. Anderson
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Journal of the
American Medical Association
United States
Washington
Potomac River
U. S. Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Amon
Gallimers
Richmond
Chesapeake Bay
District of Columbia
Government plans register white slaves nationwide
Special from Union Presn Washington reports a government plan for nationwide registration of white slaves. The cadet system will be impossible once registration is complete according to Department of Justice officials. A second dispatch from United Press notes forecast of rain snow and colder conditions, with unsettled weather in the lake region and New England and freezing temperatures reaching New York. The report mentions a sharp weather ridge from the Pacific coast to Illinois bringing pleasant conditions elsewhere.
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Union
Washington
Department of Justice
United Press
New Haven
Lake Region
New England
Pacific Coast
Illinois
New York
CleanEasy Soap Advertises Self Ann Soap Claim
CleanEasy the self ann soap promises instant removal of stove pollen ink paint and dirt from fabrics. Manufactured by Wm R Winn at 844 Stratford Ave offers large can priced at 10 cents.
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Wm. R Winn
Stratford
Poultry Show Draws Largest Attendance Ever in Bridgeport
The fourth annual Bridgeport Poultry Association show opened in Lincoln Hall Cannon Street with over 1200 birds on display. Highlights include the $2500 Butt Orpington waterer exhibited by Joe Pye, and a line of top prizes across many breeds from Dark Brahmas to Rose Comb Leghorns. Judges W. Graves, P.B. Ives, and G.W. Monnell led the event, running through final prize allocations for cocks, hens, cockerels, and pullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Bridgeport Poultry Association, Inc
Lincoln Hall
Cannon Street
Joe Pye
Hauth Norwalk
Sir Woodworth
Plymouth Rocks
Woodworth Farm
Witton
D. Tilley
She Nat
Arallet
Darien
Han
Omeroey Mana
Cate
W. St. Graves
Southboro
Manis Paul PB. Ives
Guilford
GW. Monnell
New Haven
Dark Brahmas
Laray W. Mix
Tirat
Om Cock
Init
Anna A. Purrall
Union City
Mitford Poultry Company
Th & Hartwell
Washington
Cork
A. Buckles
Southport
Black Fangabans
Milforg Poultry Ompany
Bn Hi
Terry W. Mix
Rose Comb Brown
Leroy W. Mix
Vernon R. Beach
Fairfield
Milford Poultry Company
Buckingham Marsh
John Mayers
Ansonia
Walter & ‘Adams
Port Chester
William Beltsam
E. T. Bedford
Greena Marie
J. L. Morrell
Joe-Pye
Orpington Farm
South Norwalk
C. H. Wint
C. H. Park
Norwalk
Alice Whitney
Charles Wilson
Black Beauty Orpington Farm
Hedberd
George M. Riggs
Myette
Switzer
Edward
Thomas Clary
Nichols
E. Hoyt
Milford
Relieved Max Rhienstin in perplexing report
A garbled account mentions Max Rhienstin and Mae Elelenadin with references to a tense situation. The text hints at letters, a plan or event titled There Were time atew Pesuid and a discussion of risk, nerves, and authority, including mentions of policy and agency actions.
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Everest
Borr
Incoherent OCR fragment from newspaper page
Fragmentary text mentions names and places, but the passage is garbled with no clear events or structured facts to summarize into a coherent news item. It references individuals such as Mra W Whitney and places like Wilton and Columbus but lacks context or dates.
Xmas Dinner for the Poor by The Salvation Army
Local Salvation Army corps plans a Christmas dinner for needy families at Fridport and Man A J Tilley leads as captain. A food and clothing drive invites donations of produce, sweets, and items for children, with emphasis on supporting mothers and youngsters through holiday charity.
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The
Salvation Army
Salvator Army
Ander Te
Macy
Bushels Fernips
Miltons
Adjutant St. Se Fey
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Big
Neal Cure
Bays
Geo. B.clark & Co
Broad Street
Lewis W. Hotchkiss
Bishop
Stamford
Eliza H. Bishop
Leo-Wolf
Mt Vernon
Phebe J
Alfred’ G. le Wolk
Holmes
Matilda
A. Frederick Holmea
Harriet Carreer
George F. Carreer. Vroom
Mr. Wheelwright
Heelwright
Ash Creek
Tel Wheelwright
Fischer
Alto
Wheelfright
Board of Heaith
Ngnine
Tsolation Hospital
Board of Charities
Wall Street
Cyrus
Cyrus Pharmacy
Fairfeld
Cannon
Jaycox Rubber Co
Main Street
Rhode Islang Reas
Clarence F. Thorp
Greenfield Hit
B.B. Munger
East River
Joseph Toth
R. J. Drews
Rose Coll
Rode
Great Barrington
Maes
Swift Poultry Yards
Wear Maven
M. D. Jones
William
Taylor
Mr. Peatielt
H. D. Smith Milford
George Parsons
Max Rhienstin
Puechesers
Eee
Hattering
Colembian Pixmouthy Ward
Agm
Wilton
Rzepeettas
Ashe
Ench
Secund
W. Whitney
Ecund
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