Natureopathic medicine touted as future health path
An advertisement features Dr Louis Blumer promoting Natureopathic methods at 491 Broad Street Bridgeport. It claims prevention over cure, highlights successful cures of incurable diseases, and urges readers to join Blumer College to train as natureopathic physicians. Free consultations offered for a limited time.
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Natureopathic
Broad Street
Fairfield Ave
Blumer College Association
Natureopathic Physicians
Bridgeport
Louis Blumer
Regina Blumer
D. Bitgood
X. P. Bitgood
Blumer College
Broad Stu
Conn
Horse Driver Arrested To Prevent Accidents
A horse driver, Frank McKid of Newfield venue, Wis, was arrested to prevent accidents after police found him intoxicated while directing a horse and wagon. He was placed in a livery stable for safekeeping on a 35 bond. arraignment in City Court scheduled.
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Frank McKid
Sd Newfield
Wis Plaans
Bond
Horsg Arives
Home Burned in South Shelton Blaze Routs J R Tyler Residence
A fire destroyed J R Tyler’s home on Coram avenue in South Shelton late last night, burning the dwelling and surrounding outbuildings before help arrived. No details on salvaged belongings are confirmed, while Tyler’s wife is reported injured and his three children are safe.
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Shelton
J. R. Tyler
Coram Avenue
Tyler
Itar
Thomas Hill
William Griffin
Alice Clark
Hows & Barber Company
Derby
Newark
Hall Community
Bridgeport
Shelton Town
Ansonia Town
Pioneer Field
Buswell
Ansonia
Boy Severely Hurt At School Playground Injury Report
Three children sustained injuries on a school playground. Michael, fifteen, fell at Hall School and was taken to Bridgeport hospital for observation after a scalp laceration and suspected skull fracture. Beatrice Gordon, seven, sprained a finger near Tale Avenue. Charess Somme, one, injured by a dog on Hancock Avenue.
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Erid Susslin
Michael
Jefferson Avenue
Hall School
Busch asserts liquor evidence aboard voyage
August A Busch of St Louis claims government laxity on enforcing prohibition while ships continued liquor sales. He cites his voyage on the George Washington from New York to Europe, noting heavy drinking and similar incidents on the return leg three months later. He left the ship with his two sons and three daughters, planning a Cooperstown/Navy holiday.
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New York
A. Busch
Louis
Lang
Shipping Board
Eurane
Europe
Mr. Busch
Cooperstown
Navy
Paper Box Firm Files Incorporation Papers
A certificate of incorporation was filed for the Compressed Paper Box Corporation with authorized stock of 300000 dollars, 4000 shares at 100 dollars par, split into 1500 preferred and 1590 common. Incorporators are John C. Stanley, David S. Day, and Edward N. Kelly. The company name was changed to Alolms Corporation per a certificate of change filed in the city office yesterday.
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Compressed Paper Box Corporation
Han
Towork
John C. Stanley
David S Day
Edward N. Kelly
Alolms Corporation
Tomyk
Veler
City Attorney to Probe Ginders Deal
City Attorney Joan A Cornh vows to ask the Common Council to form a committee to investigate alleged irregularities in two hour lords of cinders supplied by Emerson Company to the Department of Public Works but rejected by Director George H Coughtin. He will seek all facts and evidence, asserting possible impeachment if warranted, with mayoral approval.
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Joan A. Cornch
Common Council
Emerson, Company of New York
Department of Public Works
George H. Coughtin
Cornell
Emerson Company
Gimler
Broad Street widening urged to stabilize Bridgeport commerce
Soward B. Trice, executive secretary of the Bridgeport Chamber, urged widening Broad Street to aid downtown business and stabilize real values. He argued improvements to Broad and Middle Streets, with Plaza use, could modernize mercantile Bridgeport and benefit retail activity.
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Soward B. Trice
Chamber of Commerce
Broad Street
Bridgeport
U S Flyer Damages His Gliding Machine
Clermont Ferrand August 11 Associated Press Mund Allen United States gliding contestant at the First International Experimental Congress of motoress airplanes damaged his machine at the start of his fourth flight of the day. Earlier he set a record by dying for 197 seconds but the craft rolled down a hill and struck a crowd of men. Allen was not injured.
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Clermont Ferrand
Presmund Allen
United States
International Perimental Congress of
Motoress
Creaup
Alien
South Norwalk Battles Typhoid Fever Epidemic
Health officials in South Norwalk report a typhoid fever outbreak with cases traced to a carrier. Precautions are being taken as families linked to affected food stalls are notified and investigated.
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South Norwalk
Aug
L. Hows
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Philly Reitz
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Busch
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Bethe
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Parker
al” Anderson
Stratfield
New England
Anderson
Bridge
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Thousan
Star Men
Madras
Percase
Silk
Silk and Knit
E-Z
Garters
Paris
Ivory
Main ST
Gold Street
Stratfeld
Adolf Lederer
Mgr
Star Men’s Shop
Bridgeport’s
Live Wire Haberdashery
Monito
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