Father Johns Medicine advert warns against dangerous cold remedies
An advertisement promotes Father Johns Medicine as a safe remedy for colds and throat troubles. It claims it avoids alcohol and nerve-destroying drugs and warns neglecting colds can cause pneumonia, promising prompt relief without harming the lungs.
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John
Musterole Advertises Quick Relief for Neuralgia and More
An old musterole advertisement touts relief for neuralgia and headaches by rubbing the ointment on temples and neck. It claims soothing inflammation and quick relief, noting its mustard oil base and superiority to mustard plaster. The paste is promoted for sore throats, colds, asthma, lumbago, sprains, and other pains with hospital size priced at $2.50.
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Musterole
Delatone Beauty Ad Claims Quick Skin Blemish Removal
An advertisement promotes Delatone for removing hair and blemishes. It advises mixing the powder with water to form a paste, applying to the skin for about two minutes, then washing off to leave skin free of hairs and blemishes. The copy emphasizes obtaining the main Delatone product.
Begin Trial of Stamford Nurse for Smuggling
In Brooklyn federal court Miss Astring Amundsen, a Stamford nurse, and Tohr Lund of a travellers agency began trial on charges of conspiring to smuggle letters aboard the Bergensfjord. They were arrested last November under the trading with the enemy law for sending letters to Christiania, Norway. Officials say contents would have been valueless to an enemy.
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New York
Atring Amundsen
Stanford
Tohr
Lund
Travellers’ Agency
Bergensfjord
Brooklyn
Miss Amundsen
Christiania
Norway
Infant death under floor linked to suffocation in Waterbury
Acting Medical Examiner Frederick C. Graves reported the infant's death in Waterbury as either suffocation or loss of blood. The body was found beneath basement floor boards on Baldwin street. Mrs Lenora Rodriguez, who lived there, has left town.
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Waterbury
Frederick C. Graves
Movement to Break Down Church in Youngstown Case
Federal officers probe an alleged organized anti church movement centered in Youngstown Ohio with roots in Cleveland Pittsburgh Detroit and Mekkeesports. A mob gathered before the Ruthenian Greek church parish house and was dispersed after shots wounded three people including Adolph Zatzerkowny son of the priest. Several arrests followed.
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Youngstown
Cleveland
Mekkeesports
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Adolph Zatzerkowny
Governor Abstains From Smoking for Smokeless Tuesday
Hartford report says Governor Holcomb abstains from smoking in honor of Smokeless Tuesday for Salvation Army fund. Former Governor Morgan Bulkeley also says he has not lit a cigar and does not intend to.
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Hartford
Holcombb
Capitol
Salvation Army Fund
Morgan A. Bulkeley
Longshoremen Fail to Report Renew Strike
More than 900 longshoremen and dockworkers employed by the Southern Pacific Steamship Company in New York failed to report for work this morning, renewing a strike that had been adjusted by the Shipping Board's labor adjustment board.
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New York
Southern Pacific Steamship Company
Shipping Board
Labor Adjustment Board
Milford Enrolls Shipyard Volunteers for Defense Council
Milford Connecticut February special report shows the Milford committee of the State Council of Defense has enrollment blanks and pledge cards for the United States Shipyard Volunteers of the Public Service Reserve. Men in all shipbuilding trades are sought. enrollments stay at current jobs until called. George W. Munson M. J. Cheney and Arthur B. Clark lead the local effort with cooperation from Leo Korper Federal Director for Connecticut.
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Milford
Connecticut State Council of Defense
United States
Public Service Reserve
George W. Munson
M. J. Cheney
Arthur B. Clark
State Defense Council
Leo. A. Korper
Connecticut
Nota
Augustus Mead
the Boxwoods
Post Road
Greenwich
Dr. Putney
Broad Street
Katherine Brandt
Elizabeth Leéch
Washington, D. C
Smith College
Northampton
Smith
William H. Chadderton
Woodbine Cottage
Rogers Avenue
France
Burns
Bridgeport
George L. Beardsley
Birmingham
N. G
Lucius Beardsley
Charles Ford
Peck Street
Harry Ford
Q. M. Department
Fort Trumbull Beach
Imngine
Fire Department
Woman's Auxiliary
House
Mary M. House
Elias L. House
William G. House
Springfield
Mass
Greenport
L. I
Gunn Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
Darien
Conn
Albert L
Bedford Street
Stamford
William G
Mags
William Platt
Charles la Field
North Avenue
Askam Rubber Company
North Street
Huns and Spanish Anarchists in Close Relation
Paris Feb 20. Reports claim the German embassy in Madrid funded anarchists in Spain and that Dr. Von Stohrer sent money and letters to agitators. El Sot hag claims the propaganda targeted public order and even the king, influencing Madrid. Torrington telegraph notes death of Joseph Andrews, 70, brother of former Connecticut Governor Andrews.
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Madrid
Spain
el Sot Hag
von Stohrer
Andrews
Torrington
Joseph Andrews
New Haven
Interlaken
Fin
Governor Andrews
Connecticut
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