First Molasses Shipment From Europe Arrives
European molasses shipment arrives in Philadelphia aboard the Adelmere at the Tastein Altcoh Point. The cargo, from Falkland and other colonies, will be used by Wilmington and Det Tromer for industrial production, marking the first significant European import in recent months amid West Indies deliveries and Cuban exports.
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Philadilphia
Falkand and Poel
Adelmere Arives
Altcoh
Tlen Deepchair
Mos
Whch
T I Duboent Beemoursuit Company
Wilmington
Det
Tromer
Industriad Aleon
Leafers in Train's Path Spark Student Crisis Report
A Giel student faced a personal crisis after an incident on a train track near Dalestort. Nearby riders and officials described tense moments as the train slowed and onlookers watched a student seek help. Local authorities initiated support and reviewed the event for safety.
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Leafs
Train
Giel
Tired stomachs come to life in varied remedies
A fragmented, informal report discusses tired stomachs and suggests foods and remedies to aid digestion. It mentions dairy, creams, and milk in cooking, plus claimed effects of certain products. The text is unclear and laden with garbled phrases.
Providence Man Admits Stealing 10000 From Woman's Trust Fund
John T Cooney, Providence attorney and politician, was held for further hearing after admitting taking ten thousand dollars from an elderly widow’s trust fund. He said he believed invest ments would yield a reward, but funds vanished and he fled, later confessing to the crime as detectives prepared to arrest him. The estate involved was about twenty five thousand dollars.
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Philadelphia
John T Cooney
Providence
Seturcay Fort Fur
Looney
Cooney
Sarat
Logan
New York
Dave
Flrad
Hogan
Pedestrians blamed for share of motor vehicle crashes
A state bulletin shows intoxicated operators and careless pedestrians driving most motor vehicle accidents in 1924–1928. Drunken drivers rose from 343 to 393, while drunken pedestrians rose 92 in 1924 to 104 in 1926. Children and adults alike displayed rising and falling carelessness, with declines in some categories and increases in others as education efforts continued.
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Jessly
Rolley Cary
Taunting husband held in Hartford alleges wife abuse
Mrs Walter of Somerville Massachusetts has recovered revenge by having her taunting husband detained in a Hartford police station cell. The man, known as the taunting disturber, is accused of deserting his wife and five children last November and faces non support and other charges. He was arrested while working as a clerk at a grocery store and is linked to telephone taunts from nearby towns.
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Tharlforig
Mra Walter
Lowers
Somerville
Mas
Husbnd
Fowers
Boston
Man Ways
Diatir
Hoxton
Bir
Peace of
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Ca Tegal
Capitol Avenue
Wartford
Mix Powers
Wesleyan Raises Quarter Million Memorial Fund
Wesleyan University announces completion of a 260000 memorial fund for a biology laboratory honoring the late President W Arnold Shanklin. Plans include a brick and marble building on Wesleyan Place near the Scott Laboratory, with potential lawn and MCA building memorials.
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Middletown
Wen
W Arnold Shanklin
James Lukens McConaughy
Wesleyan University
Payer Weather Hall
Wesleyan Place
Scott Laboratory of Physics
Hall Laboratory of Chemistry
Ethi
MCA
Alawas
William I Moyle
Danbury
Irving S Haynes
New York City
Conference On Advertiing
Kenneth M Goode
Staf’ Af Catliers
Rey Shankin
Clipy
Brew Theological Seminary
Power Company acquires 200 acres for Danbury lake site
The Connecticut Light and Power Company relocates and floods more than 209 acres across 20 parcels in Danbury and adjacent towns New Fairfield Sherman Brookfield New Milford to form a large basin. United Gas Improvement Co oversees the project while condemnation cases proceed in Superior Court Judge Nickerson presides Monday.
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Danbury Tech
Danbury
Connecticut Light and Power Company
New Fairfivle
Sherman Brookfield
Icke Wille
Charles L Campbell
New Haven
Ins Roe
United Gas Improvement Co
Philidelphia
New Fairfleld
Shrimin
Nickerson
Passengers Robbed Bandit Loses Nerve On Express
On the Ocean Shore express from San Francisco to Los Angeles a bandit robbed two passengers, then fled as the train neared Bayshore Battalion. He ordered a porter and searched passengers, then leaped from the car after being threatened. One passenger was struck by the threat before the escape.
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Ban Francisco
Ocean Shore Express
Aayshore Batillon
Los Angeles
Sanbranciyo
Ae Jin
Aga
Fur Scarfs Blouses and it is The Suits
A brief item notes fashion silhouettes and wardrobe items titled Fur Scarfs Blouses and It Is The Suits, reflecting period style. The exact panels reference apparel trends and retail phrasing within a small newspaper item.
Blouses in Pineapple Stitch Offer Two-Tone Wools
Exquisite blouses described as soft wools interwoven with silk in Pineapple stitch show two tone effects in greens blue and white flesh and rose white and black tea rose and new price five dollars.
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Europe
Holland
Poland
West Indies
Ma Oter
Cuba
Muropevilet
Sigur Mils
Acommiterts
Grice
Doris
Enza
C.ulvore
Woman’s Trust Fund
Hartford
Wesleyan
University
Anhornees
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Suew
Sue
GOV
Wood
Montmorency
Telegram
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