Mothers Judge Medicine Value for Lively Babies
Mothers themselves praise Baby's Own Tablets as gentle laxative and safe bowel regulator for children. Mrs. Leroy S. Green of Lewiston Maine reports strong advocacy after use and recommends to friends. Tablets are sold by druggists or mailed from Schenectady New York with a care booklet included.
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Ltrle
Leroy
Green
Blakesheat
Lewiston
Irv
Wiliama Med«ing Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Tanlac advertised as blood purifier and tonic remedy
An advertisement extols Tanlac as a blood purifier and liver stomach tonic that boosts energy, eases nervousness and indigestion, claims millions benefited, and urges immediate purchase from drug stores with promising quick improvements and fake Tanlac pills warning.
Colds In The Head Fight It Locally With Flys Cream Balm
Local ad promotes Flys Cream Balm to relieve colds and nasal congestion. It claims instant relief as airways open and head clears. Warns against harsh fumes and encourages purchasing from a druggist to end misery of cold or catarrh.
Man Admits Aiding Hold Up Claim Of Police
Tim Cole of Amesbury Mass confesses to aiding in a January 23 hold up and shooting in Amesbury. He names John Freeman and Francis Keedy as accomplices, says Freeman was shot, and the trio fled by automobile before Cole fled to New York and then New Haven. Cole is held as a fugitive awaiting Amesbury police arrival.
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New Haven
Joseph Cole
Amesbury
Mass
Wsa
Tim
Cole
John Freeman
Francis Keedy
Earl Simmons
Simmons
Freeman
Haverhill
Boston
New York
Joseph Sharboneau
Frank Colby
Ameebury
Grocer Adjudged Bankrupt by Federal Court
Amrtngel Marton a grocer of 101 Orland street was adjudged a voluntary bankrupt by a federal court. Referee John Keogh verified assets at 749.04 with debts of 159 note owed by Ante! at 831 Hancock avenue. Suit to recover on the note reportedly started as usury claim. Marton's assets chiefly include stock in trade valued at 699.
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Amtengel Marton
Orland Street
John Keogh
Alarion
Hancock Avenue
Marton
Imirace
Txtures
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Prompts Caution in Stores
An advertisement urges accepting only genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia the original antacid and laxative approved by physicians for decades. It notes instructions and mentions potential cent bottles and rug store directions as context.
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Magnesia
Directiows
Milford Sons of Plymouth Dance at Twelfth Annual Fete
Milford Militia: The Sons of Plymouth held Milford Town hall dance on Saturday night marking their twelfth annual fête. Red and white streamers dominated decor with a large heart centerpiece and a Cupid net on stage. Many debutantes in vivid gowns posed and danced as patrons admired outfits and flowers.
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Milford
Sons of Plymouth of
Galeries
Cutrone
Yalma
Queered Itt Mahler Secret Society Disbands Amid Turmoil
A fragment suggests a secret society connected to a person named Mahler dissolved amid unspecified troubles. The readable text hints at gendered group dynamics and possible involvement of women in the events surrounding the closure.
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Mahler
Park Avenue Shooting Under Police Investigation
John M. 8S. Anderson, 42, of 1423 Park Avenue, was accidentally shot in the right foot by a revolver belonging to an unnamed man. The gun discharged when the man dropped his coat. authorities will continue to investigate the incident.
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John M
Anderson
Park Avenue
Municipal garage head to be sued for woman's death
A suit will be filed in Probate Court against Thomas J. Connor superintendent of the Municipal garage after the December 80 death of Overage Charity Show of 67 Stratford Avenue. Leong F Shew husband was named administrator and guardian ad litem for a minor child. Inventory shows Suzana Wrahel left $3,060 with parcels of realty, five in Monroe town.
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Thomas J. Connor
Stratford Avenue
Connor
Leong F. Shew
Shew
Wiliam Leong Shew
Charles Pflemm
Caroline Pister
Suzana Wrahel
Monroe
February Term Opens for Criminal Superior Court
The February term of the Criminal Superior Court is to be opened this afternoon before Judge Christopher Avery with a prayer by Rev. Cpagt. Scheduled hearings include W Karl Gennett of Hartford on embezzlement charges, Salvatore Cinelane on murder, and Henry Street witness Levy on liquor transport charges.
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Pobruuny
Cerininay Superior Court
Christopher Jr. Avery
Lev. Cpagt
Chrisk Kpisi Pcd
W. Karl Gennett
Hiartford
Salvatore Cinelane
Golden Hill
Henry Street
Boy Awarded $4 000 by Superior Court for Auto Injuries
Harry Remsen seven years old of Norwalk was awarded a judgment of $1.40 with costs after a stipulation in Superior Court. His father sought damages of $10,000 for injuries Remsen suffered on May 10 1994 when he was run down in Norwalk by an automobile owned by Rogers and Stevens Norwalk clothiers.
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Harry Remsen
Norwalk
Cnsis
Superior Court
Bromerit
Young Remson
Norwalkey
Rogers and Stevens, Nore, Walle Clothiers
Hogan Proposes Deliberation On City Ordinances
Alderman William E. Flogan proposes amending the boards rules to bar tabling ordinances and prevent adoption at the same meeting they are introduced. TheCommon Council referred the measure to the Rules committee, with the current practice of posting and adopting in one session cited by supporters. The ordinance on municipal buildings insurance was cited as an example, and unfavorable committee action is anticipated after the council season opens. The administration is expected to oppose the revision.
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Board of Aldermen
William E. Flogan
Common Council
Head of Charities Resigns From Garage Board
Superintendent of Charities Angus P. Thorne resigned as secretary of the Municipal Garage Control commission to President Janes K. Cooper. Thorne had held the post since July 1920 with no salary for the workload, and his resignation becomes effective March 31. Current board members include Samuel Plotkin James E. Frank J Brenview and A Cantwell. Cooper indicated Thorne’s replacement would be appointed as terms expire March 1, 1926.
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Charities
Angus P. Thorne
Municipal Garage Control Commission
Janes K. Cooper
Thorne
Dre. Walters HH. Brown
Cooper
Thorhe
Sanuel Plotkin
James E. Frank J. Brenview
A. Cantwell
Plotkin
Frank Coorer
Trennan
Pire
Receiver Appointed in Robin Van Name Case
Maurice Rosenberg named a receiver in bonds of the case Samuel Robin Van Sidee John W. Banks in court yesterday. Philosophers say there were hasty marriages there would be reverberations.
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Maurice Rosenberg
Samuel Robin van
Sidee
John W. Banks
Thera
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Constipation Relief Note
Constipation prolonged and linked to facial signs is claimed to cause many diseases. Kellogg's All Bran is advertised as a guaranteed relief when eaten daily, with two tablespoons daily in chronic cases. Made in Battle Creek Michigan and sold by grocers.
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Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Michigan
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