Cartoon fragment hints at street clash and legal threat
A fragmented cartoon caption suggests a Chicago street fight where a man was poked with a stick. The magistrate intervenes as a legal action begins, reflecting a tense urban scene captured in the period illustration.
Daylo Flashlight Ad Promotes Eveready Battery Use
An advertisement urges travelers to carry a Daylo flashlight, comparing its usefulness to a toothbrush. It promotes Eveready Tungsten batteries and highlights models like Liberty Daylo No 3661 and No 703, noting hands-free convenience for home or outdoor use.
Daylo Line at Stores Labeled with This Sign
Retail listings show Daylo line availability at multiple pharmacies and stores including BaNard's 200 Wood Ave and The Cannon Pharmacy 1349 State St. Also listed are Crescent Ave Carison Pharmacy 2721 9 dain and City News Co. 606 Fairfield Ave with various hardware and auto supply vendors and distributors such as Daylo Distributors and American Hardware Stores Inc.
Merry Dancers Cause Widespread Telegraph Disruption
A powerful aurora borealis event disrupted telegraph and telephone networks across the United States and Canada shortly after noon. The disturbance cut thousands of miles of wire, with reports reaching as far south as Hansan City. Western Union notes it was the heaviest, most extended atmospheric disturbance in its records.
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New York
United States
Canada
Hansan City
Western Union Telegraph Company
Roswell B. Tucker
Western Union Wire
Runaway Boy Returned for Observation in Waterbury
George Griffin nineteen year old son of Afr and Mrs Jeremiah Griffin of Baldwin Street Waterbury ran away more than a year ago to join the Faranum and Walley circus. He was captured in Washington DC last week and Sunday reached Hillside home under guard for observation. Authority suggests mental detention as investigators seek his parents in this city.
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George Griffin
Afr
Jeremiah Griffin
Baldwin Street
Waterbury
Fbrarnum «& Walley Circus
Washington, D. C
Hillside
Alexander F. Morrissey
Cherry Street
Mr. Morrissey
Injunction Sought Over Restaurant Fans in Fairfield Ave
Dora and Arthur Rogers seek a restraining order against Frank Canigari, owner of a Fairfield Avenue restaurant, alleging the restaurant fans’ noise disrupts sleep and caused illness. Judge Bartlett reserved his decision after yesterday’s hearing in Common Pleas court.
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Bartlett
Common ‘Pleas Court
Dora
Arthur
Rogers
Frank Canigari
Star
Fairfield Avenue
Unexpectedly Smooth and Mild Smoking Ad Raves Product
An ad praises a cigarette or tobacco product as exceptionally smooth and mellow, promising new keener enjoyment with every light and suggesting a satisfying, repeatable experience for smokers.
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