Springfield Molders Avoid Strike With Compromise
In Springfield and nearby cities, a threatened moulders strike in iron and brass foundries was averted by a compromise. Hundreds of workers had demanded 0.80 for eight hours instead of 3.50 for nine hours. The basis of adjustment was not disclosed, with the state association previously handling settlements.
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Springfield
Mass
Connecticut Valley
Chicopee
Holyoke
State Foundrymen’s Association
Poslam Skin Care Claim Ad From Old Newspaper
An era ad promotes Poslam as quick relief for skin troubles claiming itching stops and comfort improves with few applications. It urges free samples and lists 243 West 47th Street as contact, touting quality concentrated treatment for daily use.
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West
Whitefoot’s Worries in the Sugar House Tale
Young Folk's Corner recounts Whitefoot the Wood Mouse's growing trust with Farmer Brown's Boy in the maple sugar house. As the wood pile dwindles, Whitefoot fears displacement and loss of his hidden home, while Bowser the Hound remains irrelevant to the crisis. The tale ends with a prompt transition to next story Che Enni of White Foot's Worries.
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Wood Mouse
Whitefoot
Farmer Brown
Sugar House
Bowser the Hound
Bowser
Foot
Palmer Brown
Parmer Brown
Whiteroot
Valle
Harmer Brown
Freckle Remedy Promises Free Trial If It Fails
An advertisement promotes Othine trouble strength to remove freckles at no cost if it does not clear the complexion. A single ounce is usually enough, with the double stretch Othine sold under a money back guarantee.
Senator Al I House Says Cop Had It In For Him
State Senator Albert I House of Windsor told Judge Dickinson in Police court that he was brought in because Officer Richard H Brault had it in for him. He faced three counts for failing to heed a traffic signal and obstructing traffic. He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued until Friday. The officer said the senator declined to move his car after repeated requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Albert I. House of Windsor
Dickinson
Richard H. Brault
House
Cotton futures open steady on New York market
In New York on May 1 the cotton spot market was quiet with middling at 25.40 cents. Futures opened steady with May at 28.00, October 24.60, December 24.15, and January 23.91.
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New York
How a Young Girl Suffered in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn mother credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her 15 year old daughter's backache dizziness and fatigue after months of illness and doctor visits. Five bottles reportedly restored appetite weight and health and the mother urges other mothers and daughters to try the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia B
Pinkham
Lydia
Lydia E. Binkham
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