Kellogg's Bran Praised For Constipation Relief
A reader letter extols Kellogg's Bran as solving chronic constipation and improving health. The wartime style ad claims two tablespoons daily grants permanent relief, with guarantees and recipes, noting Kellogg's Bran is produced in Battle Creek and sold by grocers nationwide.
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Kellogg’s
Bram
Chester C. Pateh
Tél Main St
Greenwood
Mscz
Consti
J. Kellogg's
Bridgeport Girl Wins Nine Day Marriage in Yankee Court
Mary Hovland of Bridgeport and her groom Rowland, married only nine days, faced a Yorkville court where he was charged with violating the Sullivan law. She alleged theft of 105 dollars plus a pistol, but the larceny count was dismissed after Rowland claimed the money was lent with her permission to buy household necessities. She said she never wanted to live with him, then relented to buy cigarettes.
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New York
Mary Hovland
Ma Horneck
Bridgeport, Conn
Rowland
York+ vilie court
Henry Goodman
Mary
Eel
Dilemma Over Drunkenness Verdict Delays Trucker
In Westwort a New York trackman detained at police HQ for hours awaiting verdict on drunkenness. Acting police surgeon found him intoxicated yet officials could not decide a course. Prosecuting Attorney advised release, with apologies. Driver pledged to seek redress.
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Westwort
Joseph
New York
Liqguer
Charles Kemper
Police Committee
Edward 3B
Bradley
Fnally
Nathan
Smola
Acid stomach danger and relief remedy advert
An advertisement warns of acid stomach causing pain and gastritis. It explains excess acid from chronic stomach issues and recommends neutralizing the acid with saturated magnesia rather than pepsin or digestants. It touts magnesia as safe, pleasant, cheap, and fast acting from a reliable druggist.
Paris Skirts Vary As Spring Fashion Opens At Longchamp
Paris fashion notes from Longchamp opening show skirts ranging from three to four inches below the knee. Designers observed that new short styles are only slightly wider than the previous vogue and depend on the wearer’s judgment amid chilly spring winds.
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Aris
Strlea
Longchamps
Co Soin
Akirta
Creditors Expect Higher Return Than 70 Percent Offer
Creditors of the National Rain Corporation seek more than the 70 percent composition offer in the bankruptcy case. They anticipate recovering substantial preferential payments totaling hundreds of thousands as the receiver closes in. If the composition is rejected, a sale of assets under Trustee Clifford B. Wilson could proceed, with Bridgeport assets to be disposed of soon.
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National Rain Corporation
Naimael Fretch
Retch
Steich
John Keogh
Clifford B. Wilson
Bridgeport
Itors
Real Estata
Creditorat Committee
David Feuer
Wilson
Feuer
Train Hits School Bus Killing Two Children in Georgia
In LivhLa Springs Georgia a Southern Railway train struck a Douglas County School bus near the town today killing nine year old Ruby Dr and thirty year old Virginia Walkers while two other children were seriously injured.
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Livhla Springs
Southern Railway
Douglamn County
Here
Ruby
Virginia Walkers
Kent shop blast leaves forty two dead in factory fire
An explosion and subsequent fire at an English cartridge filling factory in Kent today killed 42 workers. The blast followed an earlier fire outbreak, with reports identifying Bent Wrplo and Gugland among the deceased.
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Kent
England
WRPLO
Bent
Gugland
Associated Pe Viloven Wnomén
Eng
Greenwich Court Case Delays Proceedings Over Selling Lignour
Special Telegram report states Louis Pracene faces charges connected with selling liquor. Court adjourned as delays arise from postponement and questions about the presiding officer's intent.
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Gabrenwich
Louis Pracene Coni
Healing skin diseases with Tyune cream promise
Poorly legible note touts Tyune cream as a cure for skin ailments promising instant relief and rapid healing. Claims of cleansing and improving even delicate skin are made, but no verifiable details or sources are provided.
Independent meat packers testify against Big Five in antitrust probe
Six independent eastern producers told hearings in New York that competition has intensified since the war and that the Big Five are losing ground in the east. They asserted prices are driven by supply and demand and that independents can underbid on some products.
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New York
Uni
Morris and Company
Armour and Company
Jase
Boston
Chest Murra
Department of Agriulture
Wallace
Whensale
Re . D. Loeffler
Washington, DC
Abattoir, Company
Oor Moore
Mica Sels
Whey
Tin cenlour-Morris J
Pgana
Ras Frau Gast
St. Louis
Kansas
Gily
Cnicago
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Louisville
Bustom
Middle Wast
Duffy Named Permanent Head of Westport Police
Westport officials announced Patrolman Walter Duffy will become permanent head of the police department after serving as acting captain since Captain Charles J. Quigley's resignation. First Selectman Edward C. Nash cited Duffy’s efficiency and stated the promotion would be formalized. Also named to the special constabulary was Viator Klalins, superintendent of Alinard’s Greens Farms estate, upon Police Commissioner Minard's request.
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Westport
Walter Duffy
Charles J. Quigley
First
Duffy
Selectman
Nash
Minard
Selectmen
Jechie
Juin
AO T
Econ
Pinchot’s Ear Lanced On Homeward Trip
Reported medical incident during a westward journey from Southern Pines to Harrisburg. The traveler, identified as Pinchot, suffered a major wound and was treated. officials described the situation as urgent but resolved, with cooperation from local authorities and travelers.
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Pinchot
Wasttington
Pinsho
Connsylvania
Southern Pines
Harrigsburg
Geverney
Judge In Doubt Man Won’t Pay Ten Cent Fare
In Washtubury city court Joseph Fisnagan faced a charge of refusing to pay ten cents for a ride on a Connecticut company car. Attorney James M. Lynch argued no fare offense occurred due to unclear 16 cent fare notices and claimed the motorman should have provided change from a dime based on an eight to thirteen cent rate. Judge Abner P. Hayes suspended the sentence.
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Washtrbury
Connecticut
James M. Lynch
Joseph Fisnagan
Tokellanagan
Fr. J. Duprey
Abner P. Hayes
German Finance Probe Near End French Hopeful
The report outlines final phases of German finance investigations with committees finishing up in early March. Schacht, Reichsbank president, to be examined on gold dians details as experts weigh outcomes. Pro French optimism centers on potential recommendations for the Reparations Commission. In Danbury, liquor raid cases against 15 defendants were postponed to tomorrow.
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Berlin
Reichbank
Pr. Schacht
Danbury
Weak Nervous Men And Women Gain New Strength From Blood Tonic
The article promotes Wincarn is as a nerve and blood tonic claiming it rebuilds red blood cells, boosts energy, alleviates exhaustion and irritability, and improves sleep. It asserts twelve days of use improve strength and complexion, and targets those feeling thin pale and weak.
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Ted Bac
Wincarais
Witearais
Wincarnis
Pepsodent Promises Clean Teeth and New Cleaning Method
A promotional note extols Pepsodent as a modern toothpaste that dissolves and removes dental film, prevents decay, and improves saliva chemistry. It claims old methods leave film that fosters germs and pyorrhea, urging readers to use the product, send for a 10-tube coupon, and observe film disappearance in one week.
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Manto Street
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Post and Telegram
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Atlainte
Phos Leson
Kew Agen
Hepa
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Grain CO
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