White Spots on Woodwork Cleaning Guide
The article notes white spots on woodwork after washing are from strong soap. It advises using warm water with milk soap or cleansing powder, which leave no spots and remove dirt effectively.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1922
Page
3
Sulphur treatment claims quick skin relief
An advertisement touts Mentho-Sulphur as a cure for skin eruptions and rashes. It promises immediate healing, germ destruction, and relief from itching with daily use, likening it to a cold cream and urging readers to obtain a jar from a druggist.
Tobacco Growers of State Report 1921 A Poor Year
The 1921 season was among the worst for Connecticut tobacco growers. President John R. Stewart of Windsor opened the 60th annual New England Tobacco Growers Association meeting noting poor sales and challenging conditions. Treasurer Harry W. Case reported year finances and a current balance of $99.03 with reserves of $500.75 in savings. Howard F. Russell of Suffield was elected president by acclamation, with officers re-elected, including F. L. Whitmore as vice president, William Sk. Ackley as secretary, and Harry W. Case as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartford
Connecticut
John R. Stewart
Windsor
New England Tobacco Growers’ Association
M. Co. A
Harry W. Case
Tariffville
Howard F. Russell
Suffield
Howard A. Middleton
Broadbrook
F. L. Whitmore
Sunderland
Mass
Wiliam Sk. Ackley
East Hartford
Warry W. Case
British War Debt Negotiations Set to Begin
Negotiations to fund Britain's debts to the United States are expected to begin around the end of February. Officials anticipate an invitation for Britain to send officials to Washington to start talks on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Washington
Bed No Place for Man to Die Says Indian 137
Funeral plans set for Ga-Be-Nah-Gewn-Wonce Wrinkled Meat a Chippewa of Cass Lake Minnesota aged 137 who died of pneumonia on his cabin floor. He joined the Catholic Church years ago and will have a Catholic rite service, with no tribal rites. His only known relative is stepson Tom Saatha who cared for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Lake
Minn
John Smith
Tom Saath
Elm City Official Arrested for Rialto Disaster
Inspector Joseph B. Austin of Elm City appears in the city attorney's office charged with manslaughter over the Rialto theatre fire. Former manager Lawrence W. Carroll given until Saturday to appear. Alfred S. Black of Boston, head of Connecticut Theatres Corp., also to be arrested but failed to appear. Coroner Mix ruled three men criminally responsible for five deaths after a long investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Havin
Joseph B. Austin
Ihig
Nfice Hare
Also Theatre Tire
Lawrence W.iarroll
Ilfated
Rhode Island
Alfred S. Black
Boston
Connecticut Theatres Corporation
Rigbo
Austin
Theatre
Mix
Publisher Will Talk on Disarmament at Milford Forum
Publisher Hamilton Afolt of New York City will speak on disarmament at the Federated Brotherhood of Milford union open forum, after a visit postponed due to attendance at international conferences. Milford Building and Loan Association re-elected leaders, with stock drive committees to raise 100000, much already subscribed, covering center district and Myrtle Beach areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Adam Lattig
Samuel D. Rickles
David I. Webber
A. E. Gould
John ST. Burns
Willat A. Rose
Dear T. Clark
Walter M. Deving
Alphonse Moeller
Alain Saitly
William A. Those
E. Gowld
RD. F. Webber
Cerl Wietzel
J. B. Burns
Myrtle Beach
Aa. Moslien Devor
Coke as Better Fuel Than Anthracite, Lions Hear
At a luncheon meeting of the Lions Club, Charles T. Stubbs of Seaboard By-Product Coke Co. argued that by produced coke from bituminous coal yields more energy, with seven dollars in by products per ton, and that coke is superior to ordinary gas coke and anthracite. He noted the by products include illuminating oil and fuel oils, urging coking to reduce waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Stubbs
Seaboard By-Product Coke Company
Jersey
Cuy
M. J
Alons
Roderick SteWet
Eminal
Edarilaray
Vaccination Order At Milford Walnut Beach School
Milford February 8. After two smallpox cases at Walnut Beach School, Health Officer Dr Putney and school officials ordered vaccination for all pupils or submission of a medical excuse. Three cases linked to Wilson children prompted health team visits Friday to vaccinate pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Schol
Scnoo
Lester
Wilbur Wilson
Lester B. Wilson
Harrison Avenue
Walnut Beach
Putney
Liquor laden tug seized by U S agents
The Harbinger carrying 300 cases of whiskey was seized off Perth Amboy by Prohibition Enforcement agents led by Samuel H. Cone. Three crew members were arrested and held in Newark on $2,900 bond for attempting to land liquor ashore. The tug had recently docked for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Amboy
Ap Vice Arydock
Waterbury Policy Shop Raids Yield $600 Fines
Police raided six alleged policy shops in Waterbury last night. Officers seized liquor and yielded fines totaling $600 as part of a crackdown on illegal gambling and illicit establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Wateibury
Eal City Court
Palicy
George Mulligan
Pier Wade
Union Influence Blamed for Railroad Efficiency Decline
G Poirier of Columbus testifies before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that labor union influence reduced railroad efficiency by about 30 percent after government control in war times. He cites officers representing 50 superintendents and other railroad leaders across the United States and Canada. He says workers felt they were no longer road employees and defied foremen, boosting operating costs and lowering efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fab
Senate Interstate Commerce
G. Poirier
Columbus
Ohio
Grand Order of
United States
Canada
Poirier
Baro
Farmers Council Asks 100 Million US Loan
Benjamin C. Mash, managing director of the Farmers National Council, testified before the Senate agricultural committee recommending a 100 million dollar loan extension to farmers, revival of the United States Grain Corporation, and other relief measures to counter price supports and farm debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Council
U. S
Washington
Fee
United States
Berjamcin C. Mash
Farmers National Council
Senate Agricultural Committee
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Breath Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant that purifies the system and improves bad breath without the harsh effects of calomel. The sugar coated tablets are described as a pleasant remedy to clear blood and reduce foul breath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Edwards Olver Vablett
FL BM
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Compound Ad
A vintage ad touts a ready to use Sage and Sulphur hair darkener derived from an old limey home remedy. The product, promoted as concealing gray hair, claims to provide a natural darker look after several applications with a harmless shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uslng J. Co
Bridgeport factory exhibit showcases fabric variety
See here an exhibit from an American Fabrics factory in Bridgeport. The display features laces and edgings, braids, bedspreads and scarves, highlighting the wide range and beauty produced in one live Bridgeport plant.
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Bridgeport
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