Pastors Debate On Prohibition At Bridgeport Meeting
A Bridgeport meeting plans a public debate on prohibition featuring two national figures. Rev CW Simpson and the Taste Association official lead a discussion to address temperance policy, with labor leaders and church members weighing in on the issue.
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Reomte of
Bridgeport
Telnet
CW Simpson
Bridgeport Christiin Tham
Pridgeport Taste Association
Strathem
Amet Tatiit
Lasit
Sun
Tha Ter
Simpui
Bangeed
Sit Fasit
Woon
Meo Sunpenn
Book on ships listed by library search in 19th century catalog
A garbled OCR note discusses a library listing for a book on clipper ships by Walter, with references to British and American readers familiar with electrical apparatus and engineering works. It mentions volumes, apparatus, and methods for advertising and correspondence, noting the book's usefulness for beginners and students in maritime and technical fields.
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Avcescan
Howe
Ron Matthews
Walter
Creas
Rome Electrical
Universit
Tiana
Edithun
Benima Hurvay
Weak Puny Children Improve With Vitamins
A garbled note describes vitamin use for children with references to vitamin B, liver oil, and a supposed “happy cast.” The text is unclear but mentions nourishment and health improvement amid a damaged advertisement fragment.
Prohibition Day Marked in Turkey and Constantinople
Prohibition Day observed in Constantinople as the Grean Crescent group calls on families to celebrate with picnics and outdoor recreation. The Education Department designates May as schoolchildren’s day with closures and country outings for children.
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Turkey
Apn
Nati Anl Moublaonist
Grean Crescent
Tl Calle
Rhrieking
Thia
Department of Education
Mayo
Tay
Chen
Poison and science shape minds at meeting in Rucallier
An April 17 report from Rucallier details claims that brain damage from electric-like forces and potency differences may explain poisonings. Dr Deatner of Papietne University notes eleoto-motive agency. the meeting praised liver therapy and diet tech for pernicious conditions. Next Vedera ivan session slated for Ann Arbor in 1998. Boston hosts plans for the International Congress of Physiologists. Also covered are sprint energy measurements by Dr A V Hill and high voltage ray experiments by Dr V C Jacobson, noting tissue destruction and cancer risk.
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Rucallier
N.Y
Ann Arbor
Mich
Columitiee
Internatioonal Congress of Physiologists
Boston
W. GB. Canton
Harvard Medical School
Asumintr
A. V. Hill
Universiy Callese
London
Federation
Cornell University
Ranner
V .C. Jacobson
Albany
K. C. Waddell
Cancer de Dare
W Jobling
New Jok City
Anerican Association of Pathologists
Wand Bacteriologista
Plane passengers to wear parachutes someday
London April 17 Air plane passengers of the future probably will all wear parachutes and may be dropped through the floor in accidents This prediction comes from Lieutenant Soden flight expert of the real air force while discussing improved passenger handling in aviation accidents A possible solution is a plan whereby the pilot can eject passengers into a safe place or release the cabin floor so they descend with parachutes to save the passengers lives
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London
Soden
Tag Real Air Force
Mellon Names Customs Official as Michigan Native Ern Camp
Washington April 17. Secretary Mellon announced the appointment of Ernest Camp of Michigan as customs commissioner. He removed the Acting prefix from Camp’s title but did not alter Roy Hlaynes who remained acting head of the White House customs bureau. The post becomes permanent to replace the unit’s head amid reorganizations as Mellon departs for Europe with the American delegation to the economic conference.
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Washington
Ernest Camp
Michigan
Alealer
Mellon
Camp
Roy Hlaypes
Customs Bureau
Als Po
Europe
Frank Dow
Air Sashait
Wocary An
F Uup
Eb Wiking
van Doren
Son of a Famous Father Faces Hardships in Footsteps
A son follows his father through tough times, the narrative referencing figures like Stanles BO Mathewson and Christy Matthews, hinting at college personnel and a lifelong reluctance toward certain paths. The text notes a strained relationship with a father figure George Grey Starue and Maxfield Parrish’s son.
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Aresia
Bor Stanles
BO Mathewson
Anringcotte Sud
Gaertu
Christy Matthews
George Grey Starue
Maxfield Parrish
National Guard Aids Regulars In War Game
Plans for joint army and navy maneuvers along the southern New England coast next month were announced. About 2,150 regulars from New England will participate with two battalions of the 8th Infantry and the 8th Coast Artillery moved from Portland to Rhode Island and New Bedford en route from Portland. The U S battle fleet will portray the invading force, with New England units reinforcing as defending forces under Vice Admiral Andrews.
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Boston
Tegwar
Fleet Corps
Army and Navy
New England
Hth Infantry
8Th Coast Artie
Narragan+ sett ny
Portland
Rhode Island
9Th Coast Artlery
Wort Banks
Winthrop
New Bedford
Heston Harbor
Eait Wright
New London
Conn
U 8
Areng
National Guard and Reserve
Alvisions
Andrews
Naval District
Chicago Cabaret Owners Disappear
Chicago April 17 AP deputy chief of police says information indicates Jake Adler and Frank Sappho Galello owners of the Midnight Frolics are being held for ransom by Ednapers. A theory says the pair may have been killed amid business or political feuds after leaving their cabaret with receipts in a safe. Their car was found on the far southwest side.
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Chicago
Michael Grady
Reteatives
Jake Adler
Frank “Sappho” Galello
Grady
Morocco Spain Storm Toll Soars With Vast Losses
Madrid dispatches report a sweeping storm across South Spain and Morocco causing a high death toll and millions in damage. Twenty three killed in Morocco with many injured, ships shattered, government and private buildings damaged, airports and hangars hit, urgent aid broadcast.
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Madrid
Spain
Morocco
Messila
Almeria
Srape
Orange
Aluiond Croy
Wales
Torrentia
Rau
Maine Legislature Ends Longest Term in History
Augusta Maine April 15 The third Maine Legislature the longest term since the Civil War adjourned last night. Debates centered on hydro electric power exports but no strong action passed. The governor vetoed one measure while both houses approved repealing the direct primary after the Supreme Court said petitions were in proper form. A special session is likely near fall.
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Augusta
Nore
Tefu
Siprem
Germs Crowd Subways Prompt Doctor Tests
In New York City during morning and evening rush hours, Dr Jacob Lares reported tests showing a rise in bacteria in airways of subway riders and pedestrians. He noted 24000 to 70000 bacteria per cubic meter from throat and lung samples, supporting a demand by a coalition of organizations in Brooklyn for action.
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Parterla
Jacob Lares
Yraterday
Altar Numerice
Furniture Tapestry Denim At This Price Sellout Likely
At this price the furniture tapestry in denim appears in small patterns and two tone mixtures with widths as above, inviting quick purchase. Strong colors and durable weave suggest long lasting use in living spaces and bedrooms. A bargain note accompanies the display highlighting value for style and comfort.
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Rev. C. W. Simpson
Tildgeport
the Bridge
Poult
Tanes Wien
Uae
Newbros Herpicide
Barbera
Customs
National Guard TQ
Army
Maine
Bro.x
Geizeport
Connecticut
Howland
Tappan
Voile
Congoleum
Hird
Burke
Kroydon
Wright & Ditson
Briarcliff
Silver King
Burke Golfrite
X Ray
Wonder
Wright & Ditson Record
Black Circle
Bullet
Manhattan
Reddy
Dane Gytee Ee Eee
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