Stratford Board Tables Vaccination Order After Health Officer Review
Stratford Board of Education held a special meeting to decide on compulsory vaccination for school children. They delegated action to Town Health Officer Dr. Lewis, who said he would wait for smallpox developments before ordering vaccinations, while the board referenced state statutes allowing such action.
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Stratford
Tan
Board of Education
Stratford Town
Lewis
Bridenport
Aylor
Tih Board of Education
Saar
Chater Rss
Connecticut
Board of School
Visitera
Board of Seducation
Old Board
Sail Board
Dr da Ruyter’ Howland
Howland
Tenis
Hesith
Gstar Hack
Steatford
Heath Haz
Tetiche
Good Health of Children From Rich Blood
An old advertisement extols the difference rich red blood makes in a child’s health. It claims a strong child thrives while a pale, thin child remains weak. The ad urges using Gude’s Pepto-Mangan to build up the blood, available in liquid or tablet forms, and warns to buy genuine medicine from druggists.
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Tax
Gude
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Backache Relief
An ad touts Red Pepper Rub as the fastest relief for backache and pain. It claims concentrated penetrating heat from red peppers dulls soreness in minutes and urges asking druggists for the RoWles brand with Brrootes on each package.
Brown Former Ansonia Official Dies After Illness
Arthur Seyimone Brown a Vilas resident of the Ausonia branch of the American Brass Company and longtime Ansonia officer died at home on the Grasny IN road Orange Conn. after a months long decline. He was a prominent leader in the National Valley region and a veteran of state military service. Survived by his widow three daughters and several sons, his funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Arthur Seyimone Brown
Vilas
Ausonia
American Brass Companys
Grasny
Orange
Coan
Uni
P.M
Brown
Connecticut
Ansonia
Broom
Brooklyn
Bridgeport
Cow Brass Anufacturing Company
Amterican Brass Company
Grown
It New Company
Waterbury
Lin Waa
Parniyala
Witeh
Brookliyn
Fle
Charles Hand Bula
T. Breoker Brown
Ty Hingldlow
Alrs
Ruth & Brown
Vo Aohe
Seymour
Donald
Threa Brothers
Charles B
Anponla
Laurence
York
Harold S. Thown
New Fluven
Tree Blisters
Raymond —Abbott
Lerby
George S. Benham
Ansonle
Frederick
Allen
W. Alen
Hartford
Mi Auon
Teagan
Holy Name Society
Blessed Sacrament Church
Mr Alléurs Iss
Miclow Daly
Matthew Daly
Wordin Avene
Holy
Cherles
Beloit
Wik
Matthew
Meridon
Wiliam
Loretta
Mra
Woelgler
St Peter's Church
Tourt Pequepnocis
Foresters of America
Park Citwl Wound
Anights
Columaurg
Hema
SS. Peter's Churel Portal
Samuel Jackson
Suiavel Fachksen
Rults Textilir, Manufacturing Company
S Dackson Tahe Company
N.Y
Heave Dikesse
Henoe En Meiner
Order Sons of St George of
Milselty
Masonic Fraternity
East 22Nd Stront
White Ely
Emily VW Jackson
Samuel Arthur
Edward
Jackson
Sirs
Graces Vaeihar
Joseph Traldewort
Holdsworth
Reed
Sarih
Wumong
Hallon
Maree
Ag Fang
Sturn
Reining
Walinonlig
Ascenson AL
Earth
Ion Conhead
Lotha Pal
Acro
Acro Gleb, and ‘Upsan
Gen Calaerver
Weather Bureau Des Seiautien
Elinnes
Kenawa
Haootel
Artiely
Vinig
Prvathonderstorny
Nowey
Willy
Tore
Sighla & Renvenions Railroad
Mion
Ballooning as a Popular Sport Advocated by Officials
Washington notes ballooning could become a popular sport with balloon clubs nationwide. Upson, a noted balloonist and designer, argues it offers safety and health benefits, while discussing limits and future designs for small balloons and safe landings amid debates over public interest and costs.
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Washington, D. C
Mulal
Lipson
America
Upson
Adm Club
Gordon Bennett Holman
Daljoons
Stimps
Toson F
Fcar
Sual
Aldeport
Government May Transfer Lands in Connecticut and New Haven
Washington announces that a bill introduced by Congressman Manning would transfer lands including Foxt Lee, Son, and Lighs House Point to New Haven and New York, unutilized for HOMEA MNES, with recreation use planned. The War Department agrees to transfer if Congress authorizes, with hearings set before the January move.
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George HW. Manning
Washington
Lalit Nie Polat
New
New Haven
Tron Plgens
Lighshouse Point
War Department
Congress
Tilson
Jury Seeks Night Break After Court Session
Los Angeles Cal. A juror, seated amid confusion, was sent to rest for the night as the judge ordered a late pause. The panel stood 40 to 70 as processes continued and the court prepared to reconvene the next morning with District Attorney Thomas Lee Wheel.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tan
Tio Fry
Arthur Burch
J. Bettoneen
Pudge Steeve
Ballit
Thoms Lee Wheel Wine
Ister
Fudge Reeve
Phe
Lomerrow
Bodies Of Mine Workers May Be Reached Today
Rescue teams in Ranton Pa expect to reach the mine cave where twelve miners are believed trapped after a collapse. Inspectors and workers labor amid debris as dangerous conditions limit progress and threaten additional fatalities.
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Ranton
Lmndeg Ty
Relkys
Hermes
Cabinet Shakeup Rumors Amid Resignations Reported
A garbled account suggests potential changes in President Harding's cabinet with resignations cited. Names and positions are unclear but reference to officials from Wall Street and New York appear, signaling possible major staff shifts.
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Wall
Maya Fran
Harding
Colanel Wiliam Boyce
New York's Einstein by Enward M Theerty
An unauthorized starview interview with Uncle Samy cham Aghram hoord features Izzy Binsin and a Prohibition agent discussing life in 1930s New York. He reveals methods, disguises, arrest counts, and the job’s dangers while noting agents’ need to stay sober and vigilant amid bootlegger pressure.
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Enward M. Theerty
New York
Izzy Binsin
Samy Cham- Aghram
Von
Ewyras
New-York
Philo Gubt
Deseck-A-Tive
Wagacollege
Anc
Wourinie Evantaz
Gertaln
Tezy
Obituary notices from local newspaper mix up names and dates
Several death notices and funeral plans appear for residents including Mrs Mary Derrick, Mrs Mary Derrick widow of John J Derrick, and Charles Bailey. Other named mourners include William and Annie Burgess, Arthur Burgess, and Jacob Steenwieser. Services described at various churches and cemeteries with times such as 2 o'clock and 2:40 PM, noting burial at Leigian Cemetery and Livkewood cemetery.
Predicted Farm Production Decline Warns of Hard Times
Article cites Senator Edwin F P Dadton predicting a fall in farm output within ten years across the Western States as a result of mismanagement speculation and international factors. He notes a 1922 event where a farmer’s son died amid economic pressures and criticizes theaters as large buyers of materials, urging legislative attention to agricultural and market issues.
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Walmingon
Westen
Nyjfist Vediniry Wrifelee
Daily Nev
Edwin FP
Ton
Im Ag
Tors
Maine
Wiscriminium
Arbuckle Jury May Be Completed Today
January 13 report from Saw Francisco details progress in the Fatty Arbuckle trial. Jurors have heard testimony on charges relating to the death of Virginia Rappe, a young actress, with proceedings expected to continue tomorrow as jury deliberations continue.
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Prancisco
Stegeon
Fatty” Arbuckls
Eua
Tlne
Marsisughts
Zellowink
Virginia Rappe
Moyth
Sisty Julesney
John B. Melvoy
Woman Arrested On Charge Of Shoplifting At Howland Store
A woman identified as Floron Bakely was arrested Saturday night at Howland company’s store on a charge of shoplifting. Police say she took merchandise valued at $56 from the premises.
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Floron Bakely
Geen Ietdons
Howland Company
Kidney relief remedy ad promises swift kidney relief
An old advertisement touts a salt drink and grape lemon mix to flush kidneys, claim relief from kidney pain, bladder irritation, and rheumatic twinges. It urges four ounces of a “jod Song” daily and promotes a grape lemon juice solution as a cheap, harmless remedy.
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Stratford Heal
Unceria
Arthur Seymour Brown
Monin G. Nealey
Thomas G. Silo
William Street
St. Hartehbrel
Hurtal
Beheibel
Exet
Iriday
London’ Bridge
Gladys Roy
Macy
California
Baling Ozone
Ralph H. Upson
Aero Club
Lin
Rs Cotnell
Haytig
Singer Manufacturing Company
Praternally
Retietbel
Harry M Teter
Marcy M. Molt
New Ven Road
Main Street
Chatham
N.v
Louisa King
Louisa King Michel
Japumital Ho Phekett
Frank Tarh
Grenawenie
Borlal
Ida Ly Bouton
Bouton
Wits of
Ghayneay Houten
Warren Nheer
Lotherran Keflemioen
Chonuer
Ohureh
Fort Lee
BURCH
Hays
Walter BF Thomesoxiy
Einstein
Hootch
Uncle Sam
Boone
Pera
Warren R. Briggasi
Riza Hawley Beach
Brigpa
Warren
Briges
Strateye Puneet
Mameria
Sountain Grove
United Church
Tirigoa
Mary E. Derrick
Mary W. Derk
Jahn J. Derrick
Fradenek
Derrek
Arthur Burgess
Mure
Milford
Mary B
Sueklis Vun Daelkhi
Wdiece Laurdty
Hame
Tura
Barts
Husky
Mase
Charies Batley
Charles Bailey
St. Vincent's Los
Seaue
Moaries
Raeler
Packie
Livkeview Numelery
Jacob Tleenwelser
Jacob Thtagsheiser
Hunterglow
Jennie Lawson Santach
Jennie Darwen Santach
Z. L. Sirford
Baruich
Stratfield
Stretheld Service
Vent Stratfield Motel
F. A. Cantwell
Formosa
Meat Department
Heckers
Bridgeport Public Market
State & Bank
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