Indian War Dance In The College Hero at Park Theatre May 120
A group of about 60 Indians and 35 companions perform in The College Hero with rehearsals at 2 o clock at Masonic hall. The cast includes Louise Por, Olive Brown, Conover, Cowen, Calceteris, Downs, Desens, Peres, Harsrere, Hatcnflll, Tiegsa, Hotehates, Jennings, Metenes, Fens, Peterson, Pinceney, Eries, Smith, AWrauk, and many others. The piece promises a dramatic display amid a program featuring Indian dance and group formations.
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Toe College
the Park Theatre
Louise Porarth
Masonic Hall
Henpletti J. Broek
Olive Brown
Tne Conover
Arem Fi
Cowen
Dorothy Smith
Mildred A Awrauk
Signer Allen
Canton Wretteh
Tames
F. Dean
Arthur W.W. Dero
Carl Fowler
John A. Poreyth
Marcus C. Garry
Alen
Fenneren Garrett
J. Lawrence Jewett
Harold M. Sturces
Win
Fala Thomam
Drnees Thomes
Assessorial Baptist Church Centenary Celebration
The Assessorial Baptist Church marks its 58th anniversary with anniversary services led by Pastor A. F. Bostwell. Speakers include Rev. George C. Gaver, Rev. George W. Nienison, and Judge E. K. Nicholsin. A 1:43 p.m. program features addresses by A. B. Coats, HG Bartley, Rev. Jake R. Brown, and Rev. Walter L. Bennett. Membership is about 180 with Sunday school near 200. plans for a "punch of the fortieth" program begin May 1.
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Mermirial Baste
Mer A
Poij-Cnll
B Coats, DD
Hartford
HG. Bartley
South Norwalk
Jake R. Brown
Pirot Baptist Church
Pridgeport
Walter L. Bennett
West End
Fragmented ad landscape hints at evolving local markets
The readable text suggests a chaotic local advertisement page with mentions of stores, prices, and services. Names, places, and products appear in jumbled form, indicating an OCR of a busy street market section. References to prices and items imply commerce amid garbled vendor listings and obscured details.
Secrets of Beauty from the Eighth Nerve Massage
A World War era beauty note extols massaging the eighth nerve beneath the ear as the key to facial firmness and smooth skin. It claims Oriental women routinely use this two to six times daily, pairing the method with a homemade skin food recipe including wax, almond oil, and benzoin tincture for preserving complexion.
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Fordie
Insurance Interests Oppose Income Tax Bill Move
A long memo from a Boston or New York correspondent details opposition by major insurance firms to a proposed income tax on policy profits. It argues the tax would hit gains from life policies and corporate profits only if a real gain exists, and asserts policy holders would see little impact. It notes the public perception of large insurer profits and advocates exempting net profits, while outlining committee actions and related naval department notices.
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Btatl
Snil
Thbusand Ife
Cordelt “Eral Nnesses
Taviff Bne
Iife Insurance
Iise
Wever
Amarea
Lollare Asseta
Eci
Companiere
Var-ne-sist SUCCESS TO YOU TOMORROW opening sale
Our Success Shoe Sale opens tomorrow-May today marks a successful year for Us and we celebrate with exceptional values in shoes and stockings. Visit 1183 Male Street to view bargain tables and buy only if it benefits you.
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S.B. Thing & Co
Eczema Cure Advertised by Cuticura Soap Ointment
A patient describes a severe scalp infection and baldness later cured by Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. The testimonial claims boils and abscesses cleared, skin and hair health improved, with promotion of the products and a free 32 page book.
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Wastfeld
Natalie M. Bailey
Cuthars
Dept. T
Boston
Stein
Lobbyists Stable Of Bridgeport Water Bill Clash
Hartford May 7 The scene featured Rep Clitus H King of Fairfield and Rep Lynn W Wilson of Bridgeport arguing over the Cities and Boroughs committee report on Bridgeport water works. King defended a general approach to water takings while Wilson denounced a powerful lobby and alleged backroom moves to block Bridgeport’s access to water rights amid a push by Fairfield backers. The House rejected the committee report 205 to 96 and tabled the bill after debate.
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Lynn -Wilson
Bratt Corres
Hartford
Clitus H. King
Fuirtiel
Lynn W. Wilson
Bridgeport
Committee On Cities
King
House
Bridgeport ‘Water Ijl
Cities
Berousne
Croney
McMurray
Port
Wilson
Breaker
Fairfield
Cities and Baroushs
Walfield
Bridmsport
Speaker
Pairfield
Bridgeport Water Dj
Hoween
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Feisfiela
Islehy
Fairtieia
Bvarte
Milford
Wisor
Mir
Hesir
Windsor Locks
Webster
National Labor Legislation for Interstate Commerce
A proposal urges the national legislature to enact comprehensive federal labor laws governing hours, days, wages, safety and sanitation, to standardize conditions across railways, ships, mills, and factories. The speech cites Supreme Court rulings on interstate commerce and argues for uniform national rules over piecemeal state acts to protect workers, including injured employees and their families.
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Wison
Supreme Court
Daniel Webster
New York State
Hudson River
Fulton
L Abilty
Bowers
Congress
Jvss
Varlona
Iesselstursa
Ines
Isbor
Enery
Grivir
Opiilal
Dadilly
Meduli
Gondly
Incuraike
Enormoudly
Fisiala
Amd
Aletha Rughin
United States
Venem
Nother
All $20 Butte Now All £25 Suite Now
A concise offer shows price statements for two items or services with currency changes. The text lists all items priced at 20 dollars and a suite priced at 25 pounds, suggesting a sale or advertising context. Exact nature of items unspecified.
National labor law tension prompts call for uniform interstate standards
A fragmented discussion argues for a national approach to regulate interstate employer employee relations, urging uniform statutes on compensation, safety, and sanitary conditions to avoid costly state divergence. The piece cites pending disputes over compensation for injured workers and the need for expert review in adjudications, advocating national consistency to curb litigation and ensure worker protection.
Vote Against Changing Episcopal Church Name
Philadelphia delegates at the diocese convention oppose changing the Protestant Episcopal Church name. Bishop Rhinelander urged aversion to the proposal but the diocese passed resolutions against any change.
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Episcopal
Philadelphia
Rhinelander
Protestant Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania
Palatial Residence Confiscated by Mexican Insurgents
A damaged article fragment reports confiscation of a grand residence by Mexican insurgents linked to hospital use. It references Pougiar Arie Way and Bonu, mentions bank funds and a government response, and notes action by authorities including a general identified as Torres.
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Pougiar
Arie
Torres
General Manager Nariw Drops Agreements Yuld With Railroad Glere
A report notes General Manager Nariw dropping agreements with a railroad group. The piece mentions Clarke and Starr Bardo in context, with references to rail operations, management actions, and ongoing tensions.
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NARIW
Railrgad Gleres
Woman Finds Joys Of Living Amid Oddities Of Salt Mine
A fragmentary notice recounts a woman’s thoughts on life and joy while visiting a salt mine. It references moments of wonder, travel has been tempered by weariness, and mentions a temporary stay and observations of the mine environment. The readable text hints at personal reflection and sensory impressions without clear narrative closure.
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Main Street
Yale
Ootrich
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Sinander Merchant
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Pune
Sveba
Iis
Chonan
Akic
Pas Xconua
Ic Winn
Olly
Warriet
Schermacetl
Weslington
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Congressman Reilly
Jacob D. Groveman
New Haven
Annapolis
Jr. Kelley
Derby
Grossman
Naval Academy
Kelley
George L. Cheney
Deep Hiver
Washington
Wers and Means
Adelbert
Main St
Main
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Butte
Moley
Stratford Avenue
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Lyford Bros
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