Man Claims Kidney Cure After Matamel Trial
George Nev ite of Bridgeport Connecticut testifies before Justice Randolph that after years of severe kidney disease and weak bladder he found relief with Matamel. He says after one month of the Mexican remedy he considers himself completely well. The notice urges readers troubled by fatigue high blood pressure and related symptoms to obtain Matamel from Hindie Drug Stores.
Farmers Exodus Discussed At American Farm Bureau
At the Chicago convention Professor Macy Campbell of Iowa State Teachers College warned that big farmers are leaving the land, while smallholders remain. He framed it as a healthy economic readjustment and noted not every child can farm. Mussolini plans a bachelor tax starting New Year’s. spinsters exempt.
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America
American Farm Bureau Federation
Macy Campbell
Department of Rural Education
Towa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Iowa
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Rome
Italy
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Mayor, 60, elected five times, five nay votes
E. M. Bodenheimer, 60, a booster of South Highlands, La, was elected mayor of a town of 3 608 for five consecutive terms and drew only five votes against him across the five elections. South Highlands, adjacent to Shreveport, is residential and has its own public utilities. In elections the city votes a blank ballot with no primaries.
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Shreveport
E. M. Bodenheimer
South Highlands
Added Beauty In an Hour By Eden Wallace Hopper
A hair dressing claims to keep curls with sheen without salon work. EDNA WALLACE HOOVER'S Wave and Sheen is sold at toilet counters for 75 cents, with a money back guarantee if it does not delight and double beauty.
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Eden Wallace
Marcel
Edna Wallace Hoover
Rheumatism Relief Promised by Sloan’s Liniment
A Shock Kentucky man writes how a 35 day acute rheumatism attack left him unable to sit up. After one bottle of Sloan’s Liniment he could sit up, then walk without a cane. The ad claims Sloan’s relieves pain, swelling, and stiffness and promotes healing through blood flow. All druggists offer a 35 cent bottle.
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John Smith
Shock
Sloan
Our Baby And Mine Diet Plan For Two To Four Years
The guide outlines gradual dietary changes as a child ages from two to four, reducing feedings from four to three meals daily unless underweight. It details breakfast lunch and dinner menus with cereals, milk, eggs or bacon, bread, soups, vegetables, desserts, and fresh fruit, emphasizing milk and varied nutrients.
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Personal service invites readers to write for private help
Telegram readers are invited to address Mrs Myrtle Meyer Eldred of Bridgeport Telegram with their intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Letters should be sent to Mrs Myrtle Meyer Eldred.
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Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Bridecport
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Haclowe
Auction Bridge Lesson on Two-Suiters and Bidding
Milton C Work outlines bid strategies for semi two-suiters with equal strength suits. He explains prioritizing the higher valued suit when length is equal, and shows how to reveal both major suits in certain four card contexts. Examples illustrate bidding choices for dealer hands and the impact of showing hearts after spades.
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West
Haverhill Block Swept By Blaze In Shoe District
A brick building in Haverhill Mass heart of the shoe district was destroyed in a fire causing about 50000 dollars in losses. Clerk George Dearborn was burned when turpentine leaking from a barrel ignited after he soaked up the liquid with sawdust and shoveled it into a furnace. A fire captain suffered cuts while fighting the blaze.
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Haverhill
MassDec
Sayward Hardware Company
George Dear
Dearborn
Inventor Claims Britain as Potential Enemy of America
William B. Shearer, inventor of a torpedo boat and amphibian tank, warned before Government officials that Britain and Japan pose potential threats to U S security. He argued nations are building ships secretly to bypass the Washington arms treaty, noting Britain and America view Japan as rapidly expanding its naval capabilities since the treaty.
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New York
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Washington
Wiliam B. Shearer
Shearer
America
Sherrer
Experiment With Smoke And Lungs Urged
Dr William Charles White of the United States Public Health Service urged a nationwide study on the health effects of smoke focusing on throat and lung diseases. He proposed Pittsburgh as the central site with other cities participating, noting it has the world’s highest constant pneumonia death rate and a low tuberculosis rate.
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New York
Canada May Curb Liquor Exporters
Vancouver BC December 7 AP Abolition of liquor export houses in British Columbia as chief sources of illicit import to the northwest states and California likely to be pursued as legislation before Canadian parliament opening in Ottawa. BC has led the drive and a previous measure passed the lower house but was vetoed by the Senate. Ontario's decision to substitute government control of liquor for its temperance act is seen as strengthening the plan.
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B. C
British Columbia
Jim
Northwest States
Calfornia
Ottawa
Senate
Ontario
Huquor
Sturhahn to Speak at Fairfield Dinner Event
Sturhahn, Yale All-American guard, will speak at a Fairfield high school dinner tonight in the Roger Ludlowe cafeteria. Yale letter and gold trophies for football players across one to four years will be presented to the team members and guests attend.
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Roger Ludlowe
Fairfield
Herbert Sturhahn
Yale
Births and marriages listed in vital statistics column
A long list records births for numerous couples with dates from November 28 to December 4 and addresses across multiple streets. A marriage entry notes Thomas Marshall, age twenty, of Harborview avenue, and Bertha Simmons, age twenty one, of Elmwood avenue.
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Thomas Marshall
Harborview Avenue
Bertha Simmons
Elmwood Avenue
Torrington Man Arrested Again in Embezzlement Case
Torrington December 7 AP Harry H. Mitchell of Watertown, earlier jailed on false pretences and released on 200 bond, was arrested again on embezzlement charges. William Welch of Torrington also held on embezzlement, released on 5,000 bond for Saturday trial. Mitchell detained at police HQ awaiting bonds. It is alleged the pair collected money on stock of Severin Mig Co Torrington then kept the funds.
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Torrington
Harry H. Mitchell
Watertown
William Welch
Mitchell
Severin Mig. Co
Restaurant Owner Held for Forgery in Bristol
Manuel Atashian thirty six owner of a Bristol restaurant was bound over to the December term of Superior Court on a forgery charge Judge Hungerford set a two thousand dollar bond The alleged crime involved forging the signatures of Mary Hovenesian and Morris Jackson to a three hundred dollar note discounted at the New Britain Trust Company The forgery was not detected until Jackson learned payment was due months prior
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AP Manuel
Atashian
Bristol
William ©. Hungerford
Mary Hovenesian
Morris Jackson
New Britain Trust Company
Jackson
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