Mrs Andrew Schenck Recovers After Illness With Pink Pills
Mrs Andrew Schenck of Lawtelle Place Lawtell Mass recounts battling grip illness and lingering weakness. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restored appetite strength color and weight after less than a week of use. Ad urges readers to buy a two week box for sixty cents and request Building Up the Blood booklet from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew 3. Schenck
Lawtelle Place
Lawtell
Mass
Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr.Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Dave's Mentha Pepela promises rapid indigestion relief
Distress from indigestion with chest tightness and faintness described. One dessert spoonful of Dave's Mentha Pepela allegedly ends pressure on the heart and restores easy breathing within ten minutes. Claims include reversal of dizziness nervousness headaches and fatigue once the stomach is calmed. Hindle's Drug Stores and pharmacists guarantee one bottle to demonstrate stomach comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Hindle
My Back Rub with Red Pepper: Instant Deep Heat Remedy
An old style ad touts Red Pepper Rub for backache and rheumatic pains. It promises penetrating heat, instant tingling, rapid relief within minutes, and widespread use in homes for general aches and pains. It claims to improve circulation and relieve congestion with a magical quick result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arta
Patie
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp Root
For years druggists note the record of Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root, a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It supports natural work, is sold by all druggists, and has many friends. Send ten cents for a sample bottle and mention this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmers
Dr Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Bridgeport architects showcase in Yale gallery exhibit
Four Bridgeport architects participate in the sixth annual Architectural Club of New Haven show at Yale's Trumbull Gallery. Leonard Asheim displays library and school designs, C W Walker Jr lays out a 17th century colonial master’s house plan, E B Caldwell submits W C A boarding residence drawings, and J W Northrop contributes New D M Read building ideas. The event awards the I W Hobnison Medal for best Connecticut architecture and features plans, photos, models, and landscape studies.
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Architectural Club of
New Haven
Trumbull
Yale University
Leonard Asheim
C. W. Walker, Jr
E. B. Caldwell
J. W. Northrop
Asheim
West Branch
New Roosevelt School
Bridgeport Public Library
Walker
Kent School Corporation
House Beautiful
Architecture
Caldwell
Northrop
D. M. Read
New Haven Architectural Club
I. W Hob
Connecticut
Caldwall
Connecticut Brick Manufacturer’s Association
Www of Troy
David N Plumb
Hmite
Competitton
Montclair elopement ends in Virginia marriage scandal
Ralph Gallucci aged 17 and Genevieve Vanderhoff Gallucci aged 14 wed in Alexandria Virginia after eloping from Montclair New Jersey angering her father Harry Vanderhoff of Pompton Lakes He and his wife searched for their daughter and objected to the union stating the Virginia license required parental consent for under 21 marriages Virginia officials noted consent is needed for those under 21 despite age of consent being 12 in Virginia The couple remains in hiding as authorities say the marriage is legally valid under Virginia law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair, NJ
Ralph Gallucci
Montclair
Genevieve Vanderhoff Gallucci
Harry Vanderhoff
Pompton Lakes
Alexandria
Gallucci
Galluce
Vanderhoff
Genevieve
Virginia
Newark
Gallucel Hope
Richmond
Alexandria Va
Ralph Galluce
Genevieve Vanderhor
New Jersey
British ambassador praises Peabody at Nashville celebration
Sir Isine Howard, British ambassador to the United States, lauded George Peabody in Nashville for the semi centennial of the George Peabody College for Teachers. He called Peabody a founder of a mutual understanding between Britain and America and praised his philanthropy and ability to bridge English and American goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Isine Howard
United States
George Peabody College
George Teibedy
Great Britain
America
Peabody
Massachusetts
England
Esme
Life term given for grievous child murder near Midland
Victor Badgley, 29, pleaded guilty in circuit court to killing 11 year old Lena Todd near Coleman last Thursday. Judge Ray Hart called it the most atrocious crime and sentenced Badgley to life in solitary confinement with no parole. The girl was struck with a pocket knife on her way home from school.
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Midland
Mich
Victor Badgley
Lena Todd
Coleman
Here
Ray Hart
Hadgley
Todd Gil
Demand for Jazz Shows Decrease at Radio Station
New York Feb 18 1925 John A Holman broadcasting manager of AT&T told 2000 Merchants Association members at a luncheon the end of jazz is near He cited WEAF letters showing only five percent asked for jazz while 75 percent preferred pop in 1923 and 35 percent in 1924 He noted radio broadcasting advances and showcased figures and performances by Roxy Rothafel Mme Alice Godillot May Singhi Breen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John A. Holman
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Merchants’ Association
Hotel Aator
Holman
WEAV
WIEAF
Stancary
Science
Rothafel
Roxy
Mme
Alice Godillot
May Singhi Breen
Funeral Friday for 92 year old Greenwich woman
Pamela Sherwood a longtime Greenwich resident and said to be the oldest woman in town died at her Riversville home Tuesday aged 93. She fractured her hip in Port Chester a year ago but recovered and remained active in King Street ME church for nearly 70 years. Survived by daughter Carren Sharwood two sisters Marcus Garing and Mar Jane Britt and four brothers John Britt longtime Port Chester fireman. Funeral Friday at 10 am at her home Rev Lycrett A Barnes to officiate with interment in Anderson burying ground King Street.
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Greenwich
Pires
Pamela Sherwood
Riversville
Marcus Garing
Port Cheaver
Sho
United Hospital
Port Chester
King Street ME
Borton Explains Absence in Court Saturday
Georgia Borton, a real estate dealer of 856 Anson Street, failed to appear as a witness in Danbury court Saturday, February 7, in the Isaiah Linnell case. His family said he left for New York before the subpoena arrived. He is expected to testify when the case reconvenes Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Borton
Anson Street
Danbury
Isaiah Linnell
Bridgeport
New York
Barton
Ager
Dinbury
Collins Rescue Fund Totals Above Three Thousand Seven Hundred
Donations to the Floyd Collins rescue fund reached 375,691 dollars by Tuesday night with 1,116 sent directly to Lee Collins the victim's father and turned over to the fund. Caldwell said 1,300 had been paid out for clothing and food for volunteers leaving a small balance likely to be used up. Contributions came from 29 states and Canada with gifts from New York City and Ottawa.
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Cave City
Floyd Collins Rescue Fund
By & D
Caldwell
Wme
States
Canada
Lee Collins
Collins
New York City
Ottawa
California Farmers Demand Help For Delhi Colony Distress
California's Delhi Colony settlers plead for remedial legislation and a $250000 appropriation after 48 farms were abandoned. A legislative committee toured the colony, hearing stories of mismanagement and high costs from farmers including Charlie Stoop and C Peterson, who invested in 40 and 31 acres respectively.
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Delhi Colony
Cal
California
Middle Western
Elwood Mead
U. S
J. Winter Smith
Charlie Stoop
Iman
Delhi
Charlie
Stoop
Iowa
Feteraon
Noroton Firemen to Hear Retired New York Captain
Captain Thomas O Connor of Darien, a retired New York City Fire Department captain, will address Noroton Fire Company on Wednesday evening at the firehouse. He will discuss modern fire fighting systems, apparatus, and discipline. Fred Tooker completed a new 1500 ton ice house for Raymond Street and Son on Tokeneke road enabling year round harvesting. existing ice houses are filling as cold weather continues. During a recent cold spell ice thickness ranged up to 14 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darion
Thomas O'Connor
Darien
New York City Fire Department
Noroton Fire Company
Fire Company
O'Connor
Tay
Fred Tooker
Raymond, Strest and Son
Tokeneke
Nine German Officers Condemned by French Court Martial
In Amiens France on February 18 a French court martial condemned nine German officers for wartime crimes. Lieutenant Tiursamann received life hard labor for infringing a German doctor’s opinion and ordering a French officer's wife from a house where she died amid illness. Other sentences included twenty years hard labor ten years solitary confinement for pillaging houses and castles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiens
France
Tiursamann
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Rowlss
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Collins Rescue Fund
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Riata
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