Mental Hygiene Clinic meetings prove successful in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Mental Hygiene Clinic reports growing interest and progress since opening in September 1924. Dr Dinkie Citisen leads the fifth lecture for local social workers on child mental health and preventive care. Since opening, 709 cases have been treated, with 27 closed satisfactorily. most patients are children, with some adults and mothers seeking guidance.
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Dinkie Citisen
Widgepur
Doris T Perry
New York
Eus Psychotag
Sterlin Truarcy
Nia Watt
Wishlur
Perry
Twtr
Timmels
Lougat
Miss Perry
League of Nations to discuss German entry in special session
The League of Nations plans a special assembly March to consider Germany's bid for membership. The agenda includes 26 items, excluding the core issue of whether other states should receive permanent seats. The meeting will also address disarmament, arbitration reports, and the site for a new Assembly hall. The possibility of holding the preparatory commission outside Switzerland to include Soviet Russia is noted.
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Cundva
Council of the
Leags of Nations
Special Assembly
Germany
League
Istl
Fiinco
Cornell
Council
Switzerland
Russia
Connect
Suia
Permanent Mandates Commission
Roma
Voronsky
Geneva
Drowned Guard Missing After Heavy Sea Off Block Island
A eighteen man third class attached to the destroyer Cashvine drowned after a heavy sea toppled the vessel near Block Island. Resurgey leaned on the rail, fell overboard, and despite lifebelts and a two hour search, could not be found. Annie Resurgey of Newton Mass was notified.
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London
AP Willam Horton
Cashvine
Resurgey
Annie Resurgey
Odinboro Terrace
Newton Mass
Coast Guard
Medical Head Weds Row York Ceremony Ties Wynnne to Dalzell May
Miss May Wynne, Smith College graduate, wed Alexander Dalzell May in Row York. Dalzell, Harvard graduate, becomes president of the Medical Reserve foundation.
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Row York
May Wynne
Alexander Dalzell May- Donnell
Four Nuns Die as Fumes Tied to Stain at Hospital
Four nuns died and a fifth was dying at St Josephs hospital as authorities suspected fumes from recently stained woodwork. Dr Banks from the University of North Dakota joined the inquiry, examining the fourth victim and awaiting a full report after a coroner review. The nuns had inspected a new wing shortly before their illness. workers exposed to the stain were unaffected.
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Dickinson
St Joseph's Hospital
FJ Banks
University of North Dakota
Banks
House Bill Favors Funds for Roads
The Dowell bill authorizing 165 million dollars over the next two years for Federal aid in road construction was reported to the House by the Roads committee. It would provide 75.9 million annually for rural post roads and 75.6 million for forest roads and trails for fiscal years 1928 and 1929, matching the prior two year program. The measure started with a larger proposal, including 11 million for post roads and forests trails, but only the current figures remain.
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Washington
Dowell Bis
House
The
Roads Committee
Chatonan Dowell
Pean Suck
Belasco's Wife Dies at Sixty in New York Home
Mrs David Belasco, wife of the theatrical producer, died at her daughter’s home in New York. She was sixty, born in California, and met Belasco when he was a struggling actor in San Francisco. Their marriage began amid early financial disappointments, with Belasco later bringing plays to New York without success in selling them.
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New York
David Belasco
Morris Gest
Belasco
California
Mr Bescon
San Francisco
Divine flotilla needed by world speaker asserts
Rev T F Rutledge Beale of Park Street Congregational Church told 76 Sam Harris lodge members that true divine power rests in stewardship friendship fellowship and worship not in weapons He warned against primitive warfare views arguing Christians must pursue cooperation and worship as America seeks to be up to date
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T F Rutledge Beale
Park Street Congregational Church
Samuel IL Harris Lodge
America
Beale
Rey Beale
Bease
Dining party gossip and fashionable shopping notes
A fragmented diary style passage recalls a quiet Lenten farewell dinner with Helen and Tom, describing candles, a gift shop purchase of glass candlesticks, new dresses, and shopping at Meisa Co's and Aubert Art Class Store. The writer muses on laundry, bread, mirrors, and plans for a cabin weekend with social chatter about Parisian tastes and upcoming dinners.
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Dwerym
Helen
Miami
Tom
Averyone
Happinese
Broad Street
Tom ' Bert
Monte Carlo
Chiperon
Tim
Crawford
Bert
Tksmer
Ol ‘Ves
Meisa & Co
Womens
Down
Stairas
Natalie
Tareld
Aubert
John Street
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Dr. Griffen
Yale University
Fate School
Department of Universty Health
Mary Rodgers Ferguson
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Poldelpina Hospital
Cams
Wildsteport
Focal Clinic
Voss Dporeth
Cannon
Bridgeport
Rome
Department of Extension
Connecticut
Southern New England Telephone Company
Bell System
Guard
Broad ST. Bar
Gilbert St
Swords
T. F. Rutledge Beale
Lodge
Telephona Nebl
Mig W
M Moudray
Adelade
Jack
Paris
Anatole Trance de Maupauasant
Dostotevsky
Walt Whitman
Eugene Oneill Poe
Oscar Wilde
Chambertin & Shropshires
Carnom Street
Solid Earth
Bridgeport Trust Company
Westpore
Copper It Brass Research Association
Broadway
Fairchild
FarreHiLps Sonsic, Jewelers and Silversmiths Main
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