Mrs Treat Dies From Influenza Noted Singer
Mrs. Treat, a noted singer, widow of Charles H. Treat and former United Tea Treasurer, died yesterday of influenza. She traced ancestry to colonial America and Pilgrims, born in Brooks, Maine, with long residence in New York and Washington.
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Franciis Eller- Huxford Trouk
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H. Trea
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Toonevelt
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Treat
Paul Ang
Pilgrims
Sue
Brooks
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Knights of Columbus offer income tax course by mail
Ex servicemen and women may earn extra money through a free income tax returns course by mail offered by the Knights of Columbus educational Bureau. More than 1560 veterans have enrolled. course extension for three weeks planned. Write to Knights of Columbus National Headquarters, New Haven, to join.
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Enights
Columbus Corendence
Columbus
Educational Bureau
Haven
Harvard explorers find remains of ancient American southwest people
Harvard explorers report discovery of Basket-makers and cliff-dwellers in the Southwest, detailing stone houses, crude pottery, and burials. The Beaker-makers, their dogs, and two mummies from the Har vard expedition are exhibited at the Peabody Museum, with artifacts well preserved by the dry climate.
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Harvard
Cambridgit
Mass
Wu Aeizong
Mash Pass
Ariz
Museum of
Hursyird University
Pont-Basket-mibkers
Guernsey
Sommers
Peorgio
Copan
Cavas
Wepawaung Lodge Plans Large Initiation Class
Report from the Wepawaung Lodge notes a planned large initiatory degree class for a group of members. Descriptions reference skull shapes observed in course outings and indicate a Wednesday evening ceremony with Belt of skull shapes and initiation rites being conferred.
Batsford Store Robbed Again In Three Months
The Batsford store at Botaford, near William Gomberg, suffered a third burglary in months as thieves pried in for cigars Lobdacco candy and cash from the register valued at an undetermined sum. Authorities suspect a gang with other recent Botsfard burglaries. Beers of Newtown is aiding the investigation.
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William Gomberg
Botaford
Greenwich Prep Girl Pupil Dies of Mastoiditis
Huberta Keon, a 14 year old pupil at Greenwich Preparatory School, died at Greenwich Hospital from mastoiditis and pneumonia. She was escorted by faculty to the railroad station and sent to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keen of Detroit.
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Gifranwich
Ross
Huberta Keon
Die Greenwich Hospital
T Batoiat Lig
Pneumonik
Abotion
Stile Keen
Albert Keen
Detroi
Alabama Power Offer to Be Studied
Washington Ford offer for purchase of government war project property faces examination by the House Military Committee as Alabama Power Co and Predice engage in rival proposals. Chaikin Kalin stated hearings may conclude this week with Ford and Alabama Power among those considered. Hubert Dent and Thomas Martin defended the option rights to purchase the plants at Muscle Shoals under a War Department contract.
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Washington
Ford
Albee
Aledau Power Company
Chaikin Kalin
Comiaities
Ala- Power Company
Engsten
House
Lae Power Company
Hubert Dent
Alabama
Military Seniittee
Alabama “Concern
Thomas
Martin
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Myrtle Hose Co plans box social and dance
Arrangements for a Rex Social and reception are being completed by the Myrtle Hose Company of Myrtle Beach at their hall on Van Avenue. The event is set for Saturday evening with dancing and refreshments to be provided.
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Rex
Myrtle Hose Company
Myrtle Beach
van Avenue
Blaze Damages Car in Milford Fire at Beta Hill
A fire at Beta Hill near Milford damaged a car owned and driven by Frank E. Lacey of Bridgeport. The blaze caused the body and top to burn away with about 500 dollars in damage. Firefighters arrived quickly and extinguished the flames after 10:30 this morning.
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Milford
Med
Chemical Company No. 1
Beta’ Hill
Frank EB. Laley
Bridgeport
Thea Damare ix
225 Family Members Gather for Dinner in New York
Descendants of Pincus Friedman, who lived in Poland in 1790, gathered in New York for their annual dinner before dispersing to homes worldwide. The Friedmans numbered 225, filling a large hall for the celebratory feast as they prepared for travel to reach their destinations.
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New York
Pincus Priedman
Poland
Friedmans
Festivitin
Big Postwar Claim Stirs Readers About Uric Acid Cure
An 83 year old dog breeder and reader recounts discovering a supposed Uric Acid cure after long rheumatism and misdirected treatments. The ad promises a scientific book revealing the true cause and cure, urging postcard requests to Clearwater Street for a free copy with no charge.
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Sorfart
Ashelsvin
Meiles
Ilag
Wee Weing
Ag Wathering
Orop
iMries Nust
Eire
Clearwater
Hallowell Maing
Pure Cream Stops Head Cols For Instant Air Relief
An old advertisement promotes a antiseptic cream as a nose decongestant. It claims instant relief from blocked nostrils and easier breathing, with references to years of use and wide popularity. The copy uses misspellings and marketing flair typical of vintage commercials.
Local Skin Remedy Ad Boasts Quick Healing Claims
An unusual old style ad promotes a facial remedy for pimples and eruptions. It claims to restore natural skin and heal conditions like pimples blackheads eczema and ulcers, mentioning a store in Hokala and a price in cents. It features enthusiastic testimonials and a shop listing.
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Hokala
Brigeisie
Blindie's
Tod
Meganncq
Horn
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