County Grange Backs State Park Move at Sew Canin
County Grange endorses a plan for a state park after a special meeting in Sew Canin. A committee led by J Arthur Sheard and Leroy W Bets will seek support, with Danbury’s Ices and others aiding.
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Eidltt Lucas
Monrog
Red Hill
New Folk Remedy Promoted To Curb Rheumatism
A historical health blurb touts a home remedy using water, lemon juice, and salt to neutralize acids and relieve rheumatic symptoms. It claims widespread success and advises a week long treatment with prior medical caution and beverage use to prevent flare ups.
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Watini
Alan
Creators advertise Creomulsion cough remedy warning
A vintage ad like a public health warning promotes Creomulsion for coughs and chest colds. It claims a three day course cures infections by aiding the lungs and preventing lingering illness.
Fragmented Crossword Clue Fragments From Old Page
Puzzle items show jumbled phrases and garbled clues about body parts animals metals and more. The readable parts include hints like parts of the hand and a list of scattered terms, suggesting a damaged crossword or puzzle page with many missing letters and misprints.
Sunday Post Puzzle Answers From The German Section
The fragment outlines a puzzle answer page for Sunday Post, listing clues and solutions. It mentions sections like German, Latin clues, and archaic terms, with references to pendant style items and a state or continent as part of the puzzle. The text notes a new puzzle and its solution will be published today, 8.
Enlistments Open in Army and Navy for One Year
One year enlistments are open in the Army and Navy with 100 vacancies for enlisted men. Opportunities exist to join various corps including Coast Artillery and Engineers. Some positions lead to future officer training at West Point, with medical care quarters and wholesome food provided.
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Eld Artiller
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England
Imen
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Wohiams
West Pont
Norwalk liquor raids reported in state police sweep
Series of Norwalk raids tied to state police operation. Read of arrests, confiscations, and investigation at bakeries and distressing locations. Names and places are partially obscured but indicate a broad crackdown with multiple shows of law enforcement activity.
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Norwalk
Shopmen's Resolution Ignored by Bardo in Niw Haven
A local shopmen dispute in Niw Haven remained unresolved as Bardos actions were rejected. Residents described the meeting as tense with conflicting views about the resolution's legitimacy and timing.
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Bardo
Coast Guard Ship Rushes To Aid Rum Row Sailor
A Coast Guard vessel rushed to assist a Rum Row sailor reported ill near the Ave Capelle area. The crew arranged medical care and transport to a hospital, with officials noting the patient likely serious and contagious disease precautions in place.
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Coast Guard
NEW York Tech
Attur
Capelle
Mathie
Geo
One Man Arrested After Circus Quarters Fight
A fight among players at the circus quarters on Nariman Street led to the arrest of a man. Police confirm the individual, Ned Samer of Fall River, faces breach of the peace charges and will be arraigned in City Court this morning.
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Ned Sam@er
Fall River Maga
Irish President Speech Preceded by Women's Riot at College Green
An Irish president prepared to address a crowd in College Green faced a brief disruption as a group of well dressed women attacked police barriers. The incident ended with arrests of both men and women before the president continued.
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College Green
Inter
Coolidge on cruise down Potomac with friends
President and Mia Coolidge along with several friends left Washington today aboard the Mayflower for a Potomac cruise and expect to return early tomorrow.
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Washington
Mia Coolidge
Washington St
Potomac
Coasting Crashes Kill Injure 40 in January Across CT
Reports from the Connecticut Motor Vehicle Department show forty children under 16 were killed or injured in January crashes. Most fatalities occurred in Bridgeport, Waterbury, and Lebanon as sleds collided with cars.
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Connecticut
State Motor Vehicle Department
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Lebanon
Capitol
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Charles A Goodwin
Hartford
Motor Vehicle Department
Plunging incident leaves janitor severely injured at Sound Beach station
Donall O Rourke a 20 year old assistant janitor at Souad Beach school was seriously injured when knocked under a moving train at Sound Beach station. His left leg was amputated above the knee and he remained in Greenwich Hospital in serious condition. A telegraph report says he was attempting toward the train when he was struck and dragged onto the tracks.
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Greenwiche
Donall O Rourke
Souad Beach
Greenwich Hopital
Sound Beach
O Rourke
Austin
Parable illustrated by Olivet Church men
Parable enacted in pantomime by church members at Olivet Church. Tale shows two servants investing capital and a third hiding money, with a Swedish Glee Club set to perform on Web 15. Event notes include pastor reading the parable and community scenes.
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Tac Pitalle
Mervet Schowna
Mie Chorge
Oddy Wiss
Anni Andersen
Adelbert Knox
Txed Thompson
Gareth Spou
Jul Feech
Alber
Ceitus
Ines
Norden
Prasani
First Baptist Church Holds Special Program
The First Baptist Church hosted a special musical program with Rev. PF Campbell of Hartford presiding in the pulpit during the day. Rev Charlies A Decker offered a brief lesson on gourl. Earlier, the church youth league held a reception for Res M Campbell and Vise Pedersen.
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Virat
Observance Marks Chedy Last Heavoy Association Anniversary
A Sunday evening service at Tresbyterian observed the 444th anniversary of the Ran anon association. President Alias Mooiheach spoke as the history of the group was summarized and plans for future events discussed. A previous report of death was corrected, confirming the member’s continued life and involvement.
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Tresbyterian
Mooiheach
Six Renine
Strange Pits and Hair Standing Effect Described
A fragmented science text notes that a lime colored substance fills tiny pits beneath the skin. Under strong emotion or influence, these pits bend and contact alters angle, causing hair to stand on end and the skin to take on a prickly, plucked appearance.
Eric Arepg in Connecticut Monday Pebvaniy 20 by You
In a Connecticut story dated Monday Pebvaniy 20 a person named Eric Arepg appears as a central figure. The brief notes likely report a local event or update involving this individual and a nearby community or organization.
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