Keeping Youthful Glow With Olive Tablets
A plaintext advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative to boost liver and bowel function, claim to stave off sickness from inactive bowels, and restore a natural buoyancy. It highlights olive color pills priced 15¢ 80¢ and 60¢ and notes the product as a substitute for calomel.
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Edwamia
Ohio
Indigestion Caused by Stomach Acids Warned
Medical authorities say about 90 percent of stomach trouble stems from hydrochloric acid rather than lack of digestive juices. The remedy advised is Bisulated Magnesia taken after meals to sweeten the stomach, prevent excess acidity, and ease sourness and pain.
Connecticut Roads Hit by State Highway Construction Feb 16
Connecticut road conditions list multiple routes with bridges under construction grading and detours. Notable items include Route 1 projects in East Lyme Norwalk and Westport, Route 2 Berlin wintered, Route 12 Norwich to New London open with advised detours, Route 110 Windsor under construction with winter pause, Route 111 Marlboro Hebron detour near Marlboro, Route 126 Norwalk-Danbury and Bridgeport-Newtown still open with limited detours, and several routes in Farmington Bolton Burlington and Newington with detours or winter suspensions.
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Connecticut
State Highway Department
East Lyme
Golden Spur
Norwalk
Ruston
Peat Swamp
West Brook
Patchosue River
Westport-Fairfield
Boston Post
Blacksmith Shop
Berlin
Beckley
Ridgefield
Main Street
Danbury Reid
Thomaston
Reynolds
Maddintown
Wadham
Norwich
New London
Waterford
Montvale
Norwich-Groton
Thames River
Norfolk
Marlboro
Hebron
Salisbury
Lakegill-Millerton Road
Bridgeport-Newtown
Roxbury
New Bridge
Danbury Road
Hartland
East Hartland Mountain
Canaan
Canaan-Lime Hock
Scotland-Canterbury
Woodstark
Massachusetts Line
Trafic
Quinebaug River
Wauregan
Newtown-Bethel
Preston
Hallville
Torrington
Torrington-Norfolk Road
Bolton
Bolton Center Road
Burlington Station
Burlington Center Road
Farmington
Scott Swamp
Hatwinton-Burlington
Newington
New Britain
West Hartford
Wilard Street
Newington Road
Hartford
Old Saybrook
Essex
Plymouth
Gullhead
Vernon
Tolland
Toland
West Woodstock
South Woodstock
Trafile
Two Held for Fatal Fall River Shooting
Fall River, Mass. Feb 17 AP. Wilfred Demuth was killed at the Raoul Martin bottling plant. Martin pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and guilty to carrying a revolver without a permit. Case continued until Monday. bond set at $2,500. Martin claims accidental discharge during inspection. Bolz says gun discharged in Martin’s hands. Police note Martin is an alien from Portugal and may be deported on the firearms charge.
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Fall River
Mass
Wilfred Demuth
Raoul Martin
Martin
Albert Bolz
Bols
Portugal
Collector of Ports Held in Rum Plot
JAP J. E. Wallace deputy collector of Palm Beach and three men including two postal workers are jailed on murder indictments tied to the slaying of a negro boatman after his schooner laden craft was seized.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
J. E. Wallace
Port of Palm Beach
Woman with fish bone seeks aid at hospital
After a fish bone lodged in her throat for five days Mrs Wil liam Memitt of 226 South avenue sought treatment at the Emergency hospital. Doctors could not locate the obstacle and referred her to a throat specialist.
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William Memitt
South Avenue
Railroad stocks set new record on New York Exchange
A surge of speculation propelled railroad shares to multi year highs on the New York Stock Exchange with 25 issues hitting peak prices and the railroad group average at its highest since 1910. Trading exceeded 1,000,000 shares as merger rumors circulated after eastern trunk line firms gained control of Wheeling and Lake Erie and Western Maryland railroads.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Eastern Trunkine
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Western Maryland
Lackawanna Wabash
Atchison
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wall Street
Pennsylvania
L. F. Leree
Lecree
Lehigh Valley
Baltimore and Ohio
Bank of the Manhattan Company
B. and
Maryland
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
Erie
Norfolk and Western
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Great Northern
Chicago
Northwestern
Kansas City
Katy
Woman Granted Divorce and Alimony From Third Husband
Judge Edwin C. Dickenson grants Mrs. Lilian Gillespie of Stamford an annulment of marriage, weekly alimony of 7.60, and custody of a minor from Frank E. Gillespie of Stamford after she testified she wed Carter for a joke and that he had a prior marriage and a wife alive. Carter’s later disappearance and Gillespie’s denial of desertion are noted.
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Edwin C. Dickenson
Superior Court
Lilian Gillespie
Stamford
Frank E. Gillespie
Westport
Frank Carter
Dickenson
Carter
One Pillar
Chester
Penn
Gilespie
Gillispie
Gillispe
Moro Outbreak Sequel Grows More Serious in Cotabato
Rebels in Cotabato up river districts confront government troops as 500 Moros defy forces, prompting Colonel Luther Stevens to Depart with artillery previously used against the Datu. Governor Gutierrez reports the situation may surpass the Wahit uprising in severity and reach.
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Up River
Cotabato
Tony
Luther Stevens
Constabulary
Gutierrez
Cutownia
Stevens
Tani
New York Approves Express Highway Plan
The proposal for an elevated express highway along the Hudson waterfront from Anal Street to Riversite Drive advanced today as officials approved preliminary estimates and set a hearing. The project carries about 15 million dollars and plans call for construction in Manhattan with a completion target of about one and a half years.
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New York
Ireb
Hudson River
Anal Street
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