Man Recalls Kidney Trouble Relief From Dean's Pills
Henry Kruger of 201 Bunnell Street describes decades of weather exposure as a watchman on the Interborough Rapid Transit. He suffered kidney trouble and back pain before using two boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills, after which his back strengthened and his kidneys regulated.
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Henry Kruger
Bunnell St
Interborough
Dean
Julia Huarse
Courtland Stacy
John B Albert
Myrtle Court
T. Hdl
Barret
Wells Place
Liquor in Soup A Law Violation
Washington report notes a Volstead act interpretation by Commissioner Kramer on culinary liquor use. He suggests policy decisions are pending to determine if hotels or individuals may obtain liquor for cooking, as the law remains unclear when not for beverages.
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Washington
Edlet Fromm
Prahthivlon
Scramer
Kramer
Treasury
Japanese Naval Bill Shows Large Increase
Tokyo reports a major rise in the national budget with naval expenses slated at about 627 million dollars, an increase of around 100 million, to be funded by a rise in taxes and temporary suspension of domestic capitalization. The plan includes completion of dreadnoughts and light battle cruisers and expands education and communications outlays.
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Tokio
Neavlor
Milford Notes and Local Events Include Memorial Plans
Milford notes progress on a Memorial Day ceremony by the Milford Post of the American Legion at Municipal Hall on Washington's Birthday. Veterans will be honored, with addresses and songs. Alvin G. Smith chairs arrangements. Other items report a Second Regiment elimination shoot by Company B at Wallingford range, a successful annual Wiremen’s Ball, and Milford school board voting against religious instruction in public schools.
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Milford
American Legion
Washington
Alvin G. Smith
Pana
Emaker
Ted Men's Hall
Felday
Charters
White
Company B
Cile
Governors Foot Guards
Company Ik
Watlingford
Wallingford
Ares Engine Company
New 1
Sho Tocatre
Pho Eesaion
George Miller
Eduction
World’s War exhibits curious prehistoric greeting horse
A London exhibition in February draws attention to a bay horse with a cloven foot, sparking talk of a biological reversion to ancient equine ancestry. The report hints at prehistoric horses with snake-like features and odd hoof structure, reflecting speculative science and sensationalist interest.
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London
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Waseo
Wasco
Roe Heating Aystem
Yoeare
WAICO
Louis Schine
Seaside Institute
Warner Bros. CO
Fespersar
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Puone Faleticll
Barnum
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Kellogg
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Milford Notes
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Fairfield Ave
Cannon St
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Regnard
THE
Howland Dry Goods Cor
Oxford
Winte
Warner Sros. CO
Bellans
Edward D. Waters
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Herbert Smith
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