Real Estate Manager E Beach Named at Emington Arms
Atlantic port April 23. Americans prefer staying and fighting over being sent home as relief workers note soldiers want letters from home. Real estate department of Emington Arms placed in charge of Edward Beach at 1443 Boston avenue, succeeding Frank T Blake. Beach a Williams College graduate from the city, helped acquire tracts for employee homes. Farmers Dairy Co sues H G Coburn in Superior Court for 10000, claiming 7600 owed.
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Atlantic
Frank Rogers
New
France
Emington Arms Company
Edward Beach
Boston Avenue
Ife
Franke T. Blake
Mr Beach
Williams College
Ie Vatious
Corlan
Combination Sale of Sugar Wrong
Hartford April 23. Contrary to widespread impression there is no United States Food Administration ruling requiring buyers of white granulated sugar to purchase brown or soft sugar. Connecticut Federal Administrator Robert Scoville and a state rep of American Sugar Refining stated no such rule exists. He suspects a small dealer spreading the tale to move surplus brown sugar. Prices should stay economical as canning season nears. Shopping guidance urged to avoid price hikes.
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Hartford
Conelly
United States Food Administration
Connecticut
Robert Scoville
American Suemrv Refining Company
Food Administration
Wood Administration
Washington
Seaville
Cuba
Stratford
Wilson
Mae
Bevitts
Kohler
Ryan
Flynn
Bartha
Clark
Roberts
Hall
Willing
Smith
Great Man and Wasteful Strokes in Action
A compact column contrasts a great man who wastes no strokes with military dispatches. It extols focus, patience, and deliberate work, urging careful planning before action and noting activity on fronts around Kemet and Nicpne forest with gas shells.
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Artvidery
DI Bhatish
Second Division Board Sends 39 to Camp Upton
A list of 34 men to be sent to the National Army encampment at Camp Upton on Friday was announced by Draft Board No 2. This marks the first dispatch since a late order from Provost Marshal Crowder. Induction will occur Thursday. The board also sent Ernest Lawrence of 94 Carlton Avenue to Sackett’s Harbor to join as an expert photographer. The 39 names include Joseph Antolini, Paul Papentrath, John Bonemetti, Samuel Samaha, Harald Kirk, John Day, Hank Bower, Albert Chas Jurowski, Francisca Mastroianni, Harold Hasbrouck, Giuseppe Phent, Edward Wenzel, Eugene Martin Bush, Edward Morrison, John Wendling, Casimir Johoelkowsky, Patrick McNamara, Bruce Ferguson, Howard Seymour, Martin Lucey, Eugene Daley, Raymond De Lorenzo, Ernest Reichert, Charles Mead, and Walter Mott.
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National Army
Camp Upton
Marshal Crowder
Ernest Lawrence
Carlton Avenue
Sackett's Harbor
Joseph Antolini
Lenox Avenue
Paul G. Papentrath
Fairfield Avenue
John Bonemetti
106Th Street
New York
Samuel Samaha
Beechwood Avenue
Harald Stanley Kirk
Norman Street
John Day
Lewin Street
Hank Paul’ Bower
B. 8Th Street
Oswepo
Albert Chas
Jurowski
Bassick Avenue
Trancisca Mastroianni
Suburban Avenue
Harold Hasbrouck
Hanover Street
Salt Street
Edward August Wenzel
Tranistan Avenue
Eugene Martin Bush
Elmwood Avenue
Edward J. Morrison
Colorado Avenue
John Wendling
Cashimir Johoelkowsky
Denver Avenue
Patrick McNamara
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Health Cure
A Boston physician origin claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and revitalizes the blood, relieves pimples boils eruptions and debility, improves digestion and organ function, and benefits rheumatism eczema and scrofulous conditions. Advertisement urges readers to use this family medicine.
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Hood
Boston
Gas in the Stomach Induces Dangerous Acid Condition
An old advertisement warns that gas and wind signal excess hydrochloric acid in the stomach, risking gastritis and ulcers. It recommends Liggett’s Bisulated Magnesia, taken after meals to neutralize acid, reduce gas, and ease discomfort, claiming it safe and affordable for daily use.
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Liggett
Itiker
Fragmentary street names prompt unidentified locality note
OCR text lists numerous unclear street and personal names without coherent context. No definite event or entities to summarize. issue appears as a patchwork of partial addresses and misread words.
Unclear Names Collaged From Street Address List
A garbled OCR style input lists multiple personal names and street addresses without coherent context or events. It appears as a jumble of individuals such as Urhanowski, Heflin, Folmes, Gutterman, Parrish, Sullivan, and others, each tied to various avenues, but no discernible incident, date, or organization emerges.
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Win Z. Urhanowski
Colorado Avenue
Issie Heflin
TL Soavenue
Clinton Folmes
Colorado Avenues
Waitera
Cipton Avenue
Alorris Gutterman
Lee Fon
Robert John Parrish
Euan Cowl Avenue
Michael Sullivan
Iuft
Calyduno Metall
Lee Two
Estate Swartz Probate Court Probate Swartz Widow
Swartz estate files in Probate Court after the will. Kathleen G Swartz widowed by Swartz who left a bequest to his widow. Swartz was a teacher at Bridgeport High School.
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Swartz
Kathleen G. Swartz
Swarty
Bridgeport
Poised Action Report From Posina Vale Communiqué
In the Posina vale area Bays on April 12 soldiers conducted patrol actions and directed artillery at enemy troops moving between Cal Caprile and Cal Nelle Verretta. The official communication notes active engagement and tactical movements.
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Romy
Posina Valeley
Cal Caprile
Cal Nelle Verretta
Porcelain sets and books on war era topics advertised
Advertises American Porcelain sets in 112 pieces with blue pink and floral borders at 8.50 to 39.00 plus 36 dollar book Gerard's latest work reveals German plotting against America prewar and Ambulance No 10 by Leslie Buswell with front line letters. Also Palmer's In the Basement and fashionable scarves capes marabout and a striped percale dress option priced 2.50.
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America
Grobin
Dainty Pink Corset and Ve stee Featured in Ad
An old advertisement showcases a two inch high dainty pink corset with elastic top and flour hose supporters priced at 3.50, described as very comfortable for evening wear. A pale blue organdie vestee with wide turned back collar and closely set white buttons costs 2.50, with piquet and linen collars in pale blue or tan and plaid borders. Second floor.
New Little Books Arrive at Local Shops
Small bound volumes in black seal or fine grained leather offer identification cards. Pocket friendly and sturdy, they retail at 50 and 75 cents each.
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Little Read
Sailor’s Companion
Children's Bloomer Chambray Dresses and Books
Displayed in center aisle on the Main floor are children's Bloomer Chambray dresses in two blues, tan and pink with plaid bands or plain trim, sizes 2 to 6 years priced at 1 25. Also neat pocket Testaments and Bibles including Episcopal and Catholic prayer books and Testaments in small bindings.
Liberty Bonds cash income this week offered by Read House
The House of Read announces it will contribute all cash income this week from Monday through Liberty Day to Liberty Bonds, urging supporters to invest and believing the money spent will not be regretted.
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The
House of Read
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