Foreman Endorses Tanlac After Health Revival
Edward A. Peck foreman of Remington Arms & Ammunition Co. credits Tanlac with restoring his digestion appetite and energy after months of illness. He says the tonic improved his stomach nerves and overall strength and praises it as the best medicine he has taken. Tanlac is described as vegetable with no harmful minerals and is sold at Howes Drug Store Milford and Bridgeport’s Atlantic Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Peck
Fairview Avenue
Remington Arms & Ammunition Co
Mr. Peck
M. M. Ochincoff
Bridgeport
Atlantic Pharmacy
Main Street
Tanlac
Howes’ Drug Store
Milford
Bankers and Tobacco Leader Endorse Wilson for Re election
Thomas J. Maloney a tobacco, banking executive and former American Tobacco Co director pledges support for President Wilson. He cites Wilson's business policy and the Federal Trade Commission and Federal Reserve Act as stabilizing factors aiding prosperity and small enterprises amid wartime conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas
J. Maloney
Wilson
Maloney
American Tobacco Company
United States
Mr. Maloney
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Hughes
Woodrow Wilson Praised as Best Man for President
The speaker notes economic strategy during and after the war, citing Britain selling securities and offering premiums to surrender American securities to support exchange balancing. He previews a future where nations seek America’s gold, and endorses Woodrow Wilson as the best candidate when that time comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
England
Woodrow Wilson
Hughes Alliance Helps Democratic Committee With Campaign Support
In New York on October 25, the Hughes Alliance aids the Democratic National Committee with moral and material backing. A Republican donor from Allentown and New York sends a $100 check to DNC chair Vance McCormick, praising Wilson as progressive and expressing confidence in his leadership and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hughes Alliance
Democratic National Committee
W. Traylor
Traylor Engineering and Manufacturing Company
Allerttown
New York City
Alliance
Vance C. McCormick
Traylor
Hughes
Wilson
United States
Mr. Wilson
Printing Pressmen Banquet Opens Winter Season in City
Printing Pressmen and Assistants held a banquet at Freyler's Fairfield avenue cafe last evening. Over 50 attendees included City union leaders such as Robert Connolly and C L Sabin, with committee chairs listed. The event featured songs and Park City quartet performances. International VP William McHugh missed the gathering. A note added states the Petroleum Products Co of San Francisco has been removed from the British blacklist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freyler
Fairfield Avenue
Park City
International
William McHugh
Ryan
Robert Connolly
C.L. Sabin
M. Ambrich
H. C. Mason
Edward Stokes
James Crabtree
Daniel C. Reid
W. 8. Flage
Henry Foote
Oppose Polygamy Trend in Europe by Optional Law
Vienna observes sociologists debating Europe’s wartime marriage crisis. With millions of excess women and many potential brides, experts weigh legal polygamy or extended illegitimacy rights as possible solutions, amid religious and social resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Vienna
Knowlton Street Sewer Protest Meeting Report
Citizens from the Ninth and Tenth district Improvement Association meet at King Highway church at 8 pm to hear a committee report on Knowlton street trunk sewer assessment. They seek relief via court appeal, discuss further actions, paving lights and sewers, and possible incorporation for mutual advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Association of
Ninth
King’ Highway
Knowlton Street
Association For Mutual Advantage
Y W A notes on upcoming classes and contact changes
The Y W A announces a basketry class at the East Side branch with Miss May Topping as teacher contingent on sufficient registrations within a week. Advanced sewing classes for juniors from last year will start next week and require registration this week. Messages are difficult due to a new Barnum Avenue number Barnum 4630. East Side branch operations and secretaries are now at the new house at 386 Barnum Avenue while the 56 Beach Street number remains for Beach Street classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Barnum
Beach Street
Germans Back Hughes Despite Public Anti German Stand
The piece reports German propagandists led by Dr. Hexamer shifting support to Hughes and Fairbanks, while denouncing Wilson as pro American. It notes their claim that Hughes risks anti German backlash but must back a strong American government. The article contrasts pro German bias with Wilson’s peace stance and calls for honest patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Heinecke
Hughes
Wilson
C. J. Hexamer
German Alliance
Dr. Hexamer
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Hexamer
Emilyon Schlethitz
Milwaukee “German-Herald
Germany
Nightshade berries warned as deadly poison hazard
The article warns parents and children about the deadly nightshade Atropa belladonna. It grows 3 to 5 feet tall with purple stems, oval leaves on short stalks, and purple pendent bell shaped flowers that appear in June and July before turning to shining black berries.
Quick Jokes and Trivia Snippets from Vintage Papers
A collage of quips and notes from era newspapers includes humorous exchanges on cigars and birthdays, croquettes from a butcher, ship logs used to keep fires burning, and a joke about dancing with relatives. Also mentions Mars moon cycles and ancient tuberculosis.
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Remington Arms Company
E. A. Peck
Trade Commission
Maloneypia
Afair
Bate
Ta Petsoleum Products Co. of
San Frrancisco
Knowlton St
Y. W
A. Notes
Brill
America
Brill Suits
Golden Hill Street
New Brill
Brill Brothers
George
Detroit Free Press
Arthur Markham
Sir Arthur
Russia
Westminster Gazette
Fire
Java
Hispar Pass
Ka- Takoram Range
Switzerland
New York World
Harold
Papa
Louisville Courier-Journal
Mars
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