Better care of mental cases urged by DAV head
Aug 4 Washington D C Brig Gen John W Clinnin Chicago national commander of the Disabled American Veterans outlines a plan for permanent hospitalization and better facilities for mentally affected veterans liberty to be treated in federally operated hospitals. He cites progress under Gen Hines Veterans Bank and urges expansion with Bar Association and veterans groups guidance. He plans tours of hospitals to assess care and handling of disabled soldiers.
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Washington
Veterans Bureau
Clisnin
Vetera Bureau
Gen. Hines
Bureau
Congress
American Bar Association
En Vers
Sta
Clinnin
Obituary notices from Bridgeport follow with multiple funerals
A long obituary list notes funerals and survivors for Anne M. Smith, Willam T. Degnan, Sarah Oldershaw, Thomas W. Cutting, Maurice Connery, Anna M Sprague, Charlotte Thompson Goldsmith, Barbara Engelhard, Dennis Piotrowski, Leopold Rothschild, Peter Lawler, and others. It records burial places and connecting details, including service times, church affiliations, and family relations across several towns.
Gain Firm Flesh With New Cod Liver Tablets
An advertisement touts MrCoy's Cod Liver Tablets as a natural way to gain weight and build healthy flesh by supplying vitamins and minerals from cod liver. It claims 15 to 20 pounds gained in a month for many, with 60 tablets for 80 cents and a money-back guarantee after 30 days if no five pound gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MrCoy
Hindle Drug
Nature
Classical Music Becomes Popular in Movie Houses
Chicago reports rising interest in grand opera and symphony works in major cinemas. A six-hous e chain says music expenditure now exceeds film costs as Adolphe Dumont leads a fifty plus piece orchestra. Directors note daily grand opera programs and a shift in film mood toward classical scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boon
Adolphe Dumont
Chicago Grand Opera
Grand Opera Orchestra
Symphony
Wet victory in Missouri primary shapes national anti dry race
Washington report notes Missouri Senatorial primary outcomes with Hawes as Wet Democratic nominee for both terms and Cockerill and Meredith as Dry rivals. Republican side centers on George Williams winning and seizing party control, amid debates over prohibition and tariff.
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Washington
Missouri
Harry Hawes
St. Louis
United States
Hawes
Spencer
Meredith
Cockerill
Lonsy
Weta
Senate
Ghat Ia
Anti-Saloon League
George TH. Williams
Willams
Coolidge
Lowden
Williams
Association Against Prohibition
Charles Nagel
Interior
Prohibition
Nissouri Republican
Republcan
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D. A
Anne M. Smith
Anna M. Smith
Howard TF. Smith
Charles B. Verrelle
Boucher, Ward and Heilly
Washington Avenue
Father Masson
St. Anthony's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Willam Thomas Degnan
Willam T. Degnan
F. Degnan
Kitted
Hudson
N. Y
Oden Street
St. Charlies’ Church
Edward
John
Robert
Mary Kochiss
Helen Degnan
Sarah Emily Oldershaw
Sarah Oldershaw
Samuel Oldershaw
Sadie
Samuel
Riverhead
I. T
Stephen
Charles Sweet
Mayflower Council
Daughters of America
Court Liberty Bell
Order of Golden Sceptre
Rafforn Avenue
Park Cemetery
Thomas W. Cutting
Konsuth Street
T. F. Rutledge Beale
Park Street
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Mr. Cutting
Wheeler and Wilson Manufacturing Company
Singer Company
Singer's
Nathaniel
Allan G
Thomas Cutting
Mary E. Holzer
Lincoln School
Board of Education
Maurice Connery
Thomas
St. Charles’ Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Mr. Connery
Thomas Connery
Connery
Edward Cook
John Dwyer
John Fox
Jamey
Anna M. Sprague
Albert A. Sprague
East Eaton Street
Armin G. Wong
First English Lutheran Church
Charlotte Thompson Goldsmith
Milford
West Main Street
William C. Goldsmith
Milfard
Barbara Engelhard
Bridgeport
J. A. Ralf
Stinger
Poplar Street
August M. Dengelhard
Park Avenue
Radopp
St. John’s Episcopal
Union Cemetery
Stratford
Engelhard
A. M. Engelhard
D M. Read Company
William
E. 5. Woodman
Atlantic
Mass
Dennis Piotrowski
Dennis Piotrowaki
Howard Avenue
St. Michaels Church
T. A. Ostrotski
W. 8. Dudwick
F. Prackneck
F. M Doreski
E F. Piotrowski
Dennis Jr
Leopold Rothschild
Connecticut Web and Buckle Company
Trumbull Avenue
Fort Trumbull Beach
Alfred Oppenheim
New York
West End Avenue
Mt. Neboh Cemetery
Brooklyn
Peter Lawler
St. Mary's
West Hartford
St. Augustine's Church
Mary Dunz
Waterbury
B. ©. Conch
Lakeville
Conn
Good1year Lawn
Hunter & Havens South Ave. and
Water Sts. Wholesale and
Goodyear Mechanical Rubber Goods
Trigtran and Isolde
Charle Chaplin
Debussy
Moving Picture Orchestra
Wets Victors
Sullivan
Mark Sullivan
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
Bonaparte
Napoleon
Jerome Bonaparte
Westphalia
Jou
Millis
Massachusetts
Victor
Wissner
Main Street
Bank St
Newspaper
Frenive
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