Health and Diet Advice During Erysipelas and Remedies
Health notes discuss erysipelas as an acute infection with red patches and swelling. It urges fasting on water or orange juice, enemas, cold lemon-water compresses, and identifies underlying toxin buildup from improper diet. It cites scattered home remedies and cautions on recurring attacks if diet stays indiscriminate.
Reminder for Mothers on Spring Tonic for Children
A booster pitch for Father John's Medicine urging mothers to give children a spring tonic to expel winter poisons and aid bone and flesh growth. Claims the product is a pure cod liver preparation mixed with other ingredients, marketed as wholesome and easy to administer.
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Father John
Personal letter offer from Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram
Readers were invited to write to Dr Frank McCoy at the Bridgeport Telegram with their intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Include a self addressed envelope if you want a response.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Frank McCoy
Local Naval Academy Candidates Are Home
William Martin and Sons of this city will build the sonic temple in Meriden on East Main Street. The contract, worth 133000, was awarded Wednesday to Bridgeport Bridgeport firm by the Masonic foundation directors. Plumbing goes to James T Kay of Meriden for 10785. Work to start within two weeks on a building for nine Masonic organizations.
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East Main Street
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Masonic Foundation
James T. Kay
Peer of Producers Niagara Falls named energy peer
Niagara Falls remains the peer of producers of electrical energy, as Canadian engineer P. Quick compiles world fall data. After adjustments for scenic use, Niagara could produce about 3 400 000 horsepower, Parana about 2 000 000, and the Zambesi in Rhodesia about 213 000 horsepower.
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Niagara Falls
Howark P. Quick
Niag Falls
Parana
Paraguay
Boundar
Zambesi
Rhodesia
Atri
Time for disarmament move urged by Hughes
Washington April 28 AP Charles E Hughes former Secretary of State and head of the American Society of International Law urged at the society's annual meeting that the time is ripe for arms limitation though he warned the path is blocked by divergent views. He argued universal formulas may fail but any step toward restraint will have psychological and material benefits.
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Washington
Charles E. Hughes
American Society of International Law
Poraible Xaina
Secretary of States
Hughes
Forest Prien Popular in National Forestry Drive
The Forestry Primer by Charles Lathrop Park sold about 1,300,000 copies in under a year in the United States. It aims to educate youth on forestry with 14 lessons and original drawings, summarizing recent editorial views on a strong national forestry policy. The Primer was distributed through state forestry departments and related organizations.
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Charles Lathrop Park
United States
Copper Leaves Among Volumes Shown in Cage Display
A cage exhibit included copper leaves among several ent volumes. One set featured leaves of thin heated copper lavishly decorated with gold and lacquer, bound between wooden backs.
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