Daily Regime for Beauty by Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper extols a beauty routine claiming one hour daily equals many ordinary hours. The regimen includes Facial Youthliquid cleanser, No-Shine, Hair Remover, Youth Clay, and Youth Cream, plus nightly facial care and regular use of products to boost complexion, hair, and scalp, urging women to adopt the regimen for lasting appeal. Special appearances at Cameo Theatre, January 2 matinees for women.
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Wren
Amy
Maibe
Miss Hopper
Cameo Theatre
Queek
Christmas Grotto Party Sanctioned By St Johns Lodge
William Nichols past master of St Johns lodge No a played Santa for 150 children at the Obeh Grotto Christmas party in Odd Fellows hall 108 Broad street. Entertainment featured Story of a poor newsboy Evelyn Wass, Madonna portrayal by Caroline Peet and angels chorus, Hazel Walsh Flynn soprano, violin by Nielson, and dances by Roth Tarnish Sacher and Wilson. Community committee included Moss Fickey Ginsberg Oneker Brown Smith and Stenstream.
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William Nichols
St. John's Lodge No
Paula Sporttle
Evelyn Wass
Caroline Peet
Madonna
Dorothy Barnish
Madeleine Johnson
Sylvia Kornbiut
Karn Mielgon
Helen Paget
Catherine Trivers
May Trivers
Irene Sacher
Arcompanylus
Hazel Walsh Flynn
Mar Nielson
Li{Van Roth
Dorothy Tarnish
Louise Wilson
Edward Moss
James Fickey
Samuel Ginsberg
Louis Oneker
Edward Brown
Franc Smith
Bert Stenstream
Doctors Reveal New Discoveries In Physiology
Cleveland December 28 AP two physiology discoveries announced at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology meeting. Dr Robert Gesell Michigan refutes acidity in blood as regulator of respiration. Dr Harvey Cushing Harvard reports pituitary gland governs body water. Dr A S Laverhart Wisconsin finds arsenic compounds halt paresis and extend life in infants.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Robert Gesel
University of Michigan
Harvey Cushing
Harvard University Medical School
America
A. S. Laverhart
University of Wisconsin
Property Transfers Mixed In Real Estate List
A garbled list records numerous realty transfers involving Andrew Lisko, Louis Gusta, Elizabeth Wasa, Patrick Miner, Michael Gerak, Elena Gerak, Alfred Fox, Samuel Mooney, Benjima Velaste Stine, Domenica Varzan, Vincente Palco, Antoinette Mier, Commercial Bank and Trust, North Summic Bay, City Savings Bank, Read Street, Carroll Avenue, Emmi M. and Francis T. Hannan, Jackson Avenue, Farmers Savings. The text contains multiple parcels on Gem Avenue Marion Street Hurd Avenue and other streets with various banks and trustees, reflecting a chaotic series of quit claim deeds and transfers.
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Andrew Lisko
Louis Gusta
Steaty
Hills'de Avenue
Mms
O'Brien
Elazibeth Wasa
Realty
Om UK
Newtown Livings Bank
Patrick
Michael Gerak
Elena Gerak
Aretig Street
Frederick Hinksey
O Samuel Moonety
Geem Avenue
Alfred Fox
Benjima J. Velaste Stine
Marect
Dna
Tari
Shine
Marion Street
Isaac Dy I
Joseph and Domenica Var2an
Vcenne Palco
Hurd Avenue
Vatelck
Antoinette Mier
Toy Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Frankin Street
Jota M. Rostock
Amerincan Bank and Trust Company
North Summecil Bay Nur
City Savags Bank
Simuel, Mooney
Gem Avenue
City Savings Bank
el Oa Feta Realty
Ash Street
Fina Russo
Nevwfield Bank and Trust Cmpany
Read Precet
T John Siate
West Cp
Nichols
Carroll Axennr
Emmi M. 2
Mvade
Francis T. Hannan
Jackson Avenue
Snate FE Sr Farmers Sivings
Weehunes
Reaky
O-Joy Corn Wafers Promise Quick Relief
Advertisers claim six thin O-Joy Corn Wafers can relieve corns and callouses for a dime. Press a wafer on the corn, wear shoes, then peel away the wafer to remove the corn roots. no doughnut pads or acids, no guaranteed return, marketing cautions included.
Obituary notices from Southport Bridgeport area
Multiple funeral services are listed for Miss Josephina Fl good sixty eight of Southport and Richard Wales of Crooks street who died Friday night. Other obituaries include Mrs Anna Lis skovska, Miss Mary Me Quillan, Mrs Adeline Jones, James Ai Cann, Frank Viere, Drew Hallock, Adeline Conderne, Mrs Anna Roeling, Mrs Sophine Sundine, Mrs Thosella Toucey, Petty Turner, Mrs Maties Molauttin, Mrs Serashen yen oF Jeenien, Robert H. Baird, Gustav Otto Tuge Ethel, Laura P. Bassett, Mrs Mary Mahony Mitzgerald, Mrs Adeline Jones, Mrs Margaret Higgins Owens, and others with funerals at Trinity church St Johns N B church Sacred Heart St Michael's Milford St Patrick's and local cemeteries in Lakeview Mountain Grove Park and Milford.
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Richard Wales
Crooks Street
C. W. Parmley
Advent Christian
Lakeview Cemetery
James Huddy
Arthur Beard
Joseph Faulkner
Thomas Pallow
Bricklayers, Masons and Nnsterers Union
Bun of
St. George
Betl
Mr. Wales
Hig
Howard Wales
Clara Care
Eva Bell
Florence Wales
Adeline Jones
Joseph Jones
Barnum Avenue
St. Mary’s Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Naomi Lodge
Shepherds of Doethiechem
Catalpe Circle
We of A
Tadies
William Jones
Dennie ‘Toolan
John Gornon
Harvigh Hustwood
James Ai Cann
McCann Beathers Grocers
Broad St
Sacred Heart Church
New Milford
Gustav Otto Tuge Ethel
Sleward Avenue
Armin G. Wong
Buriat
Park Cemetery
Laura P. Bassett
Alxty
Milford Hospital
George J. Smith and Son
George Street
Milford Ship
J. D. Robert
Mary Hayley M. FF
Milford Cemetery
Mary Mahony Mitzgerald
James Fitzgerald
Stillman Street
J. Charles’ Church
Bernard’s Cemetery
New Haven
St. Michael’s Home
Margaret Higgins Owens
John E. Owens
Main Street
Nelson Madison
Cecelia Owens
John J. Gweng, Jr
John Arnold
Norfolk
St. Mary's Cemetery
Indian Congress Adopts Swarajist Program Amid Split
The Indian National Congress completed its fortieth annual meeting in Cawnpore and adopted the Swarajist home rule and non cooperation program with Britain. A notable split emerged as leaders from Bombay and the central provinces resigned, seeking freedom to pursue cooperation and acceptance of office, while debates continued on cooperation versus non cooperation across legislatures and acceptance of government offices.
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Cawnpore
British India
Indian National Congress
Aku
Bombay
Moranjee
Central Provinces
Ad Nelkar
Cooperaon
Four Injured In Greenwich Car Crash
Four people were injured, one seriously, in a head on collision on the Boston Post road west of Greenwich. Mrs Gladys Tluchesi and her husband Kenneth plus their two children were hurt. they were treated at Greenwich Hospital. The other driver, John Budrywach of Stamford, was detained after the crash. his exact injuries were not stated.
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Greenwich
Dee
Boston Post
Here
Gladys Tluchesi
Westchester Avenue
Brox
John Budrywach
Stamford
Luchesi
Aim Embankment
Ati
Wrancis Bornetti
Lape Ehes
United Hospital
Port Chester
N. Y
Mra Luehesi
Kenneth Luehesi
Greenwich Hospital
Budrawach
Large Glass Civics Course Opens at Y M C A
A class of more than 50 attended the first Civics meeting held at the Y M C A. The course comprises 10 semi weekly sessions taught by Walter J. Fles, director, and open to candidates preparing for citizenship. Topics include American history and government with guest speakers from local groups.
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Y Mow
Walter J. Fles
Freed by France Fulfills Boy's Legion Escape Tale
William F Kilgore an eighteen year old from Shreveport Louisiana who joined the French Foreign Legion sailed from Marseilles en route home after months of U S government negotiation. He enlisted as a minor, fought in Morocco and at Casablanca was wounded before discharge was approved as a gesture of U S friendship.
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Washington
William F. Killgore
Shreveport
French Foreign Legion
Paria
Marseilles
France
Algiers
Kilgore
Ransdell
Louisiana
Congress
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations
State Department
Paris
Morocco
Casablanca
Oran
United States
Tracy Funeral Held in Church in Bridgeport
Arthur J. Tras former Bridgeport Wire machinery superintendent died in Orlando Florida December 18. Funeral 2:20 pm at Park Street Congregational Church. Burial Lakeview Cemetery. Bridgeport fire department escorted the body. honorary pallbearers named. Samuel H Harris lodge I O C attended. Tras had retired last year and traveled to Florida in November. Body transported back arrived Thursday.
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Arthur J. Tras
Bridgeport Wire Department
Orlando
Fla
Park Street
P. J. Black
George W. Wilson
Felix Meles
Daniel Z. Johnson
Samuel H. Harris Lodge
Mr. Tracy
Florida
Brealth
Cay
Coolidge urged to quit smoking in nationwide push
Indianapolis dispatch reports President Coolidge was asked by Charles M. Willmore of the No Tobacco League to give up smoking. A separate note from Fillmore urged Vice President to cast aside his “upside down pipe.”
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Indianapolis
Ind
Coolidge
Charles M. Willmore
No-Tobacco League of America
Recen Fillmore
Powes
Dr Smith Reappointed to Connecticut Homeopathic Board
Hartford December 28 Dr C Seaser Smith of New Traven was reappointed to the Connecticut Homeopathic Medical Examining Board for five years from January 1 by Governor Trumbull. He previously held a temporary post during the board reorganization under the general medical practice act passed by the 1925 general assembly.
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Hartford
C. Seaser Smith
New Traven
Connecticut Homeopathic Medical Examining Board
Trumbull
General Assembly
Landlord Charged After Fight at Calhoun Place
Edward Cromwell of 56 Calhoun Place was beaten and severely bitten by his landlord following exchanged insults yesterday afternoon. An ambulance arrived at 4:25 PM and Dr. H. W. A. Savitz treated the injured man who alerted police. no arrests were reported by late evening.
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Calhoun Place
Edward Cromwell
Reboey
HW. A. Savitz
Savitz
France appoints new general to Morocco command
Paris reports an army order naming General Rosehut to succeed General Nauil in command of French troops in Morocco. General Naully, of the Nineteenth Army Corps, will take his place and lead one of the Moroccan star units.
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Paris
Die
Rosehut
Nauil
Morocco
Hoichup
Naully
Chase Andrews Dies Controller for Rockefeller Foundation
Chase Andrews, controller of the Rockefeller Foundation for six years, died at his home in Queen today at age forty four. Born in Washington, he graduated from Princeton in 1903.
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New York
Oary Chase Andrews
Rockefeller Foundation
Queen
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