Pope Appreciates American Ideals Says Dr Walsh
Dr Edmund A Walsh Sr, president of the Catholic Near East Welfare Association, reports Vatican authorities highly regard American ideals and institutions. He cites Pope Pius XI praising Americas leadership, charity, and moral power, and notes a Papal document stressing humanity’s debt to Americans.
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America
Vatican
Edmund A. Walsh
Catholic Near East Welfare Association
Rome
Ing
Walsh
Russia
Holy See
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Wallown
Reservatore Romano
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Holy Father
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Papal Secretariate of State
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Nurse Relieves Bed Sore With 24 Hour Treatment
Philadelphia January 28 A practical nurse reports caring for an elderly paralyzed patient bedridden for months. A severe bed sore worsened before Resinol Ointment was applied. Within 24 hours there was improvement and after a month the sore was healed. The letter urges others to try it.
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Philadelphia
Caldwell
Chester Avenue
Dragoist
Try Magnesia For Indigestion
Medical ad copy touts saturated magnesium as a remedy for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims many existing remedies fail and promotes a specific pure magnesium product as safer and more effective, advising a powder or tablets with water after meals to prevent fermentation, gas, bloating, and pain.
Son Fails To Find Doctor Body In Sound 3S
Richard Salmon, 21, searched with Coast Guard boats for Dr. Thomas W Salmon, eminent New York psychiatrist, who allegedly fell overboard from the yacht Malabar MM off Grove Beach, Long Island Sound. A second son, Edward, arrived to assist as crews scoured Duck Island roads area. Further dives were deemed useless and officials pledged to exhaust all hope before abandoning the search.
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Westbrook
Thomas W Salmon
New York
Falllen
Grove Beach Point
Richard
Coast Guard
New London
Europe
Richard Salmon
Cons. Guard
Edward
Long Islan Sound
Duck Island Roads
Two to Race for Segrave Record at Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach Fla August 16 Five automobiles are being specially constructed for racing on the beach at Pebruary with about a dozen entries expected for the $15000 prize and Segrave’s world speed record. tentative plans approved by the chamber of commerce directors. A A is expected to sanction the event. Main race to open a ten day program on packed sands with four other events planned and cash prizes.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Associated Press
Pebruery
H. ©. D. Segrave
Chamber of Commerce
A. A
Sancion
It + eald
Reckless driver fined and jailed in New Haven case
A 90 day sentence and fines totaling 3175 were imposed on Royal Famigleuttt, 20, of 661 Wilson Street Watbury, for evading responsibility after property damage and reckless driving. He received 30 days and a 150 dollar fine for the first count after colliding on Orchard Street with Erle Koehler of Seymour. Koehler and Patrolman Frank Crowley pursued the vehicle until capture after a long chase.
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New Haven
Royal Famig- Teitti
Wilson Street
Watbury
Famigleuttt
Orchard Street
Erle Koehler
Grand Street
Seymour
Waterbury
Koehler
Frank Crowley
Appendicitis claims Norwich state trooper Whitmash
Arthur Whitmash, a Norwich based member of the state police at Groton, rode to Woow Boeckus hostels by motorcycle after sudden side pains. He underwent an emergency appendectomy at 2 AM, doctors stating immediate removal was necessary and he is reported comfortable the following day.
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Norwich
Arthur Whitmash
State
Groton
Boeckus Hostles
Yas Heving
Advertised Goods Need Less Capital Expert Declares
Charles H Gregory told an Advertising club meeting at Stratfield Hotel that department stores sell advertised goods easier than unknown brands. He outlined government research lines on distribution, noted local buying habits, and listed advantages for retailers from carrying advertised merchandise and brand reputations.
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Charles H Gregory
Advaitising Club
Stratfield
Gregory
Atore
Tomers
Checks Found Buried by New Bedford Cops
Police recovered buried checks totaling over 32000 hidden in Fairhaven woods. In a nearby pond they found clothing and personal effects of Malcolm G. Fleming a Newark jewelry salesman. Two Fairhaven youths were questioned after attempting to sell platinum bracelet and cameo brooches at a pawn shop leading to recovery of remaining jewelry.
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New Bedford
Fairhaven Woods
Aj Pond
Malcolm G. Fleming
East Kinney Street
Newark
Fleming
Fairhaven
Heven
West Point Hotel Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed today against the Thayer West Point Hotel Company with liabilities around 1,000,000. The firm lists its headquarters near the United States Military Academy at West Point and admits in writing its debt. Executors Nathan Schweitzer, Henry Kelly and Sons, and Seyles Zahn Company are named creditors with claims totaling hundreds of thousands for goods sold.
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New York
Assoch Press
Thayer-West
Pout Hotel Corporon
United States
West Pant
Farm Women Vacation At Iowa Camp Ban Work
TIPTON Iowa August 16 By Associated Press county farm women take two weeks off work at a Farm Bureau camp sponsored to offer real vacation Nearly 100 women are there enjoying boating swimming and sports with a total ban on work Husbands stay home to handle chores and childcare while wives daughters relax at the camp
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Tipton
Iowa
Associated Prespedar County Farm
Farm Bureau
Farm Women
John Moser
Danbury Road
Toerl
Myr. Moser
Main Street
Winifred Osborn
Richard Osborn
Istex
Detroit
Charles Crosby
Charles Wade Wailer
Melville Bulmer
Desse Len M. FE
Churen
Ray Seymour
Eilcseport
George L. Trockwell
Donal Electric Light
William Carrol
Katonah
Williams Cargon
Cleveland Garsett
Charles Ritch
Gilbert Stroet
Poccession
Harry Hul
Cleveland Bissett Place
Maple Avenue
Aull
Bisie Ray
Congregational Church
Bulmer
Glen Cove
L. I
George Mignersy
Catekil
Prank Wallington
Rose colored Glass Sets and Autumn Apparel Clearance
Six pieces including four low candles, bowl, and flower holder in rose colored glass with engravings. Also apparel notes for ginghams, lawns and muslins with floral patterns, square necks, bolero effects, and various sleeve styles. Reductions on wool and wool blends with neck styles and price cuts from prior levels.
Ridgefield Family Begins 14 Months Tour of Country
Ridgefield Aug 16 By Sportal Correspondent Mr and Mrs France Martin and son Philip depart on a fourteen months tour to travel the country visiting major spots. Ralph Brundage joins the Martins as companion. Mr Martin plans motion pictures to share on return. They start from in front of the bank amid 100 friends and will first stop in Allentown pa. The Martins diary presented to them by the church board and choir marks the voyage.
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Martin
Maxtha i
Richard Osborn
Allentown
Constant Constino
Daniel Ravinson
Danbury
Court blocks light rate cut order in Worcester case
In Boston court, a temporary injunction stops the state public utilities commission from enforcing its order to cut Worcester Electric Light rates from seven to five cents per kilowatt hour. Judges Bingham and Johnson joined Judge Lowell in the ruling. The case moves to a master for facts on the light company’s request for a permanent injunction.
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Boston
Associated Press
State Public Utilities Commission
Worcester Electric Light Company
Bingham
Johnson
Circus
Court of Appeals
Lowell
District Court
Light Company
New 1928 Speaker Models Offered at SPORT SHOP
Six tube receiving set with Model E Floating Speaker encased in a mahogany desk priced with others from 110 to 205. Club plan payment at 59.50. visit the SPORT SHOP on the fourth floor to view the collection.
Architects Outline Plans for Hartford Maternity Home
Three Hartford and three New London architects presented preliminary ideas for the maternity home and residence at the Connecticut site farm for women in Nientic. The session at the institution’s headquarters was public, giving the competing firms a chance to explain their general concepts while a director’s early departure left the board short of a quorum.
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New London
Connecticut
Nientic
HO Wu
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