Doctor Philanthropist Dies in New York
New York February. Dr Ferdinand Seeger, a renowned physician honored by the Czar of Russia, died at 74 in a modest East 9th Street flat after pneumonia. His life of service to the poor East Side earned him many grateful patients who flocked to his home to offer condolences to his widow and daughter.
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Russia
East 9Rd Street
WATER COMPANY'S NEW BASIN WOULD REDUCE FIRE LOSS
The town faces reduced fire losses with the Las ton Lake project by the hydraulic company as a new reservoir would supply hydrants and nearby homes. Current mains rely on Easton and a 30 inch conduit will shift water flow to expand service in the northern district once the city appeals are resolved. The plan awaits Public Utilities Commission action impacting hydrants and consumer rates.
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Fred H. Daniely
Madison Avenue
Idgport
Hydraulic Company
Laston Lake
Pubblic Trilities Commission
Daniels Cottage
Atfield Roagg
Easton Res i No. 1
Apoly
North Park
Ure Hydrassie Company
Simple Way To End Dandruff Advertisement
A brief ad promotes using four ounces of plain liquid argan rubbed into the scalp nightly to dissolve dandruff. By morning most or all dandruff reportedly disappears and itching stops, with repeated applications claimed to fully destroy traces of dandruff and improve hair texture.
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Stroy
No Discrepancy in Numbers of Certificates of Error
The Board of Assessors explains the error in a Telegram report about certificates of error. The 1920 book started serials from No 1 with 124 issued, 1921 continued from 206, and 503 issued on the 1921 list with 75 unused. the former administration caused confusion about counts, leading to the mistaken belief that more certificates of error existed than listed. BERANE J. HAIN, Secretary.
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Drastic dry law opposed at hearing continues debate
In a crowded session, Prohibition advocate Hohenthal pressed for harsher enforcement while opponents questioned the need for duplicative state and federal penalties. Tradeoffs included seizing liquor and potential disposal to hospitals, with lawmakers debating uniform penalties and court discretion.
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Wied J
F Hohenthal
Vereran
United States
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Hohenthal
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House Mhaimian-Bucksey
Supreme Court of the United States
Busy General Assembly Day Delivers Broad Action
Hartford reports a busy session as both House and Senate moved many measures through committee. Education topics drew large crowds including kindergarten removal of the tin drinking cup in schools and pay equity for teachers. A hearing on one man trolley cars spurred debate with rail interests opposing the plan while officials touted efficiency and safety improvements. The Railroad Advisory Committee renewal and funding for transportation commissions also advanced amid broad legislative activity.
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General Assembly
Railroads
Myr. 5Aisky
Enfield
Storry
Punderford
Connecticut Company
Ri. RR
Connecticut Railroad Advisory Committee
New England
Stubbard
Manfacturers Association of Connecticut
Merden
Wood carrier and leather handle chestpiece
A household description shows a wooden carrier used to haul firewood from the cellar. A leather oval with cut ends formed handles, filled with wood and joined for easy carrying. A tanned leather piece became a decorative gift with a brass monogram, hung by the fireplace.
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Dessca Sealekin
British Helped Kemal Escape French Clutches
V Weltseher of Yale & Towne recounts how British aid enabled Mustafa Kemal to flee to Angora, evading French capture in Istanbul. He details British watch over the Italian and French agents, the Bosphorus escape by boat, and the shifting alliances in Constantinople as French policy swung toward Kemal.
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Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
New York World
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dAngelis
Wieg
Krenchman
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Bosphorus
Pasha
Angora
Emal
Constantinople
Pranes
Aate
Ue Coutts
Wanglis
Franklin Boniilion
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