Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Relief for Constipation
Advertises Kellogg's ALL BRAN as a cure for headaches and ailments linked to constipation. Claims over forty diseases traceable to constipation, promises permanent relief in chronic cases with daily two tablespoon servings, and notes doctors recommend it. Mentions Battle Creek Michigan origin and wide sale through grocers, hotels, and restaurants.
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Kellogg’s
Belloge’s
Battle Creek
Michigan
Fairfield School Speaking Contest Set for Wednesday
Fairfield students prepare for the county stage with five entrants Mirlan Churchnl Alice Winchester Toms Drew Julius Smith and Stan fe at Roger Ludlowe High School. The county contest to select four entrants to the Hartford state event will be held in Norwalk Friday night with the national constitution as the subject and prizes offered across divisions. Also noted are a postponed Fairfield Parent Teacher Association meeting and local court dispositions involving charges of reckless driving and liquor violations.
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Connecticut
United States
Fairfield Parent Teacher Association
Sherman
Otto
Sterem
Byron Jersey
Master M Redfield
Harold Bullard
John T Bridgeman
Methodists deny prohibitionists to rewrite the Bible
Washington April 13 The board of temperance prohibition and public morals of the Methodist Episcopal Church today denounced Congress ridicule as a form of an insidious evil in the country The board endorsed publishing a shorter Bible and rejected criticisms that prohibition zealots seek to rewrite the Bible
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Washington
Board of Temperance Prohibition and
Pubic Morals
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Congress
N ‘Shorter Ebley
Prohibition
Crazeed man in Mass. shoots wife then himself
In April 13 Dusness raverses incident in Middleborough Napoleon Gapke 49 a well known restaurant proprietor shot his wife Katherine 40 and fatally wounded himself. The case marks a violent domestic tragedy with a suspect briefly described as insane by authorities.
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Middleboad
Diven
Dusness Raverses
Napoleon IF Gapke
Katherine
Nurserymen Clash as State Forest Nursery Proposal Debated
Austin Mawes, state forester, told the Chamber of Commerce that nurserymen oppose a bill to establish a state nursery for reforestation stock. He warned pine forests from the South may exhaust and urged timber conservation, noting high building costs fuel rent and foreseen growth of a statewide forest system to 200 000 acres with a $200 000 appropriation for initial work.
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Chamber of Commerce
State Park and Forest Commission
Austin Mawes
Stratfield Hotel
Spe Kng
Hawes
New Haven Jeweler Files for Bankruptcy in Federal Court
Wilfred Lagrenade of New Haven a longtime prominent jeweler with a Chapel Street store has filed for bankruptcy in the United States District Court. Liabilities are listed at 147,940 with assets of 89,100. The filing was disclosed today.
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New Haven
Apt
Wilfred Lagrenade
Chapel Street
United States District Court
Steamer Farm Reaches Kings Bay Amid Ice and Gale
From Spitzbergen Kings Bay April 13 the steamer Farm of the South Pole expedition reached port after a gale drove it off course with the Robby close by a half mile of new ice lay from ship to shore and heavy seas swept the pilot house and bridge as the crew battled the ice laden waters and continued the voyage toward the pole.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Farm
Ronald Amundson
South Pole
New Haven Boy Wins Fellowship in German College
A New Haven student is among six American recipients announced by the American German Exchange Institute. Fellows will study in Germany with tuition covered by German universities and hosted by private families. Recipients include Simon Newborn, Julius Brown, Paul Peete, and Mildred Wetton, among others from New York and Chicago.
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New Haven
Germany
America
Institute of Taternatiar
Gaus
Landers
Geomin
Simon Newromb
Tiaven Cerii
Promisint
Juslus Brown
Alifernia Social Science
Paul Peete Lorn
Denver
Sophie Ilingen
Carteret
Monias Kemp
New York City
Parsons Muiletta OQ
Mildred
Chicago
Embargoed Potatoes Rumor Across Colonies And Dominions
An implied embargo on potatoes from Cuida and other British colonies and dominions circulated in a report attributed to the State Department. The notice mentions a potato tug and references Amen m potards amid disputed legality and policy, with details awaiting confirmation.
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Butavia
Cuida
Irilish
State Department
Drunken Drivers Sentenced In Shelton Court
In Shelton Court Judge Joseph G Shapiro jailed two men for four months each for driving while intoxicated. John Bekes, arrested after hitting a pedestrian on Bridgeport road, also faced evading responsibility and a $10 fine plus costs. James Showrowsky was found guilty on DUI and received four months, with an appeal filed. George Sparr faced earlier reckless driving charges tied to a crash with two Waterbury buses. Bernard Ward was fined for intoxication. The report also notes the death of Mrs Edward Goodman of Waterbury after a short illness.
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Simon Newman
Brooklyn
Florence Hull
Jonathan Grout
Gabrielle Koskowitz
Anton O DeMart
Southport
Alfred Service
James Joseph McFadden
Main Street
Bridgeport
McFadden
Fairfield Center
Bogies Drug Store
Ignace Switter
Fairfield
Peggys
Greens Farms
William H Ham
Arthur Wemrath
Sasco Hill Road
Margaret Trowbridge Ricks
Stratfield Parent Teacher Association
Americin Teelon
Legion Hanl
Brecklawn
Sitclton
Shetton
Joseph G Shapiro
John Bekes
Tudge Shapiro
Hqnor
James Showrowsky
George Sparr
Waterbury
Nichols Road
Bernard Ward
Shelton
Edward Goodman
Leoward Goodman
Lower White Hill
Walter Goodman
Wallstree
White
1900 Day Agents At Work In Ju S
Washington April 17 nine teen hundred agents are now employed by the government to enforce the month billion laws 200 having been added during the current fiscal year The new enforcement offers hive been added gradually being auihered in places where they areavaitable for quit concentration at points having the authorities the most trouble The prohibition unit i as explained is able to maintain this augmented force through in increase of almost 220 M0u in the current appropriation many new agents also have been added to de nae th JW enforcement station addition 500 000 allotment perithing this increase
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Washington
Milford firefighter’s son charged in Justice Court
William a electrician of Milford Fire Department and son of a firefighter and Mrs Werly of Fort Trumbull Reach Milford will be arraigned in Justice Court tonight on charges filed by a girl who says she is 14. Bond set at 1000 dollars pending trial. A son was born to the girl at Grice Hospital New Haven on February 23. Chief Tallist Stowe suspended him from the Milford fire department pending trial. he had served since July.
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Orakgi
William
Milfordt
Werly
Fort Trumbull
Milford
Justice Court
Gil Im Grice
New Haven
Tallist Stowe
Milferd
Tieal
Departimanc
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