Seamen Smuggling Rubber Arrests Near Hoboken
Vigilance by the American spy guard led to the arrest of three seamen from the Danish-American line steamship Helig Olav in Hoboken. They are charged with attempting to smuggle rubber out of the country after buying twelve acts of dental rubber in New York, intended for sale at high profit.
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Helig Olav
Itre
New York
Fruit A Tives Medicine Promises Quick Health Boost
An old advertisement touts Fruit-A-Tives fruit based medicine claiming relief for liver blood kidney and rheumatic ailments. It promises cleansing and invigorating effects with a price of 6 for $2.50 or a trial size, available at dealers or by mail from Fruitatives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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Fruitatives Limited
Oginsburg
N. Y
Death rate in Pershing’s force hits 54 per thousand
The first weekly health report for the American expeditionary forces in France shows the week ending January 10 with a total loss rate of 54 per thousand. Injury or illness recurrences are noted while abroad pneumonia and general disease rates are compared to U S figures. Discrepancies in disease patterns are outlined for measles meningitis scarlet fever typhoid and other conditions.
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France
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Gener Pershing
Frenty
Ness
United States
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German Writing on Bomb Found at Atlantic Port Dock
A metal tube resembling a bomb, about six inches long and wired, was found beside a dry dock in the navy yard. It bore German text claiming a twenty five second explosive and had an unlit fuse. Naval officers conducted a thorough search but found no intruders or further danger.
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Atlantic
Navy Yard
Jubilee's Partner and the Long Pants Trade
A boy narrates a winter day with friends in a rural setting. He trades short pants for long pants with a classmate, endures scolding from his mother, and helps milk a cow while sharing toys, candy, and homey mischief at Banty and Jubilee's houses.
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Niles
Thomas Aristides
Nobuddy
Quide
Nibsea
Banty
Misses Deglan
Jubilee
Brooklyn Fire Destroys Stores Worth $500,000
New York January 16 A major Brooklyn waterfront fire destroyed a five story warehouse stocked with government food stores valued about 500000 Firemen fought to prevent spread while officials suspect a plumber torch caused the blaze A separate six story Manhattan theater storehouse owned by William A Brady burned causing one death and several injuries Met Opera scenery valued at 75000 was lost.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
William A. Brady
Metropolitan Opera !Company
Firemen Escape Death in Clash With Coal Truck
Six firemen and the coal truck driver narrowly escaped death when number two chemical apparatus crashed into the rear of a coal truck owned by Ira Gregory Coal Company at the Kanistin and Wood avenues intersection. The collision occurred as the fire unit, en route to Bridgeport Metal Goods, turned onto Tranistan Avenue and the coal truck emerged from Wood Avenue. Wreckage scattered, one firefighter seriously injured, many bruises reported. both vehicles badly damaged.
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Ira Gregory’ Coal Company
Kanistin and
Wood Avenues
Bridgeport Metal Goods, Company
Tranistan Avenue
Wood Avenue
Bridgeport
Fire causes damage at East Main Street dwelling
A woman at 458 East Main street blacked a stove and started a fire in a dwelling occupied by Louis Cohen last evening. A rag from the stove was placed in a closet, igniting paper on shelves and spreading to woodwork, causing about $10 damage to the house and closet.
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East Main Street
Louis Cohen
City Savings Bank Trustee Seeks Treasury Depository Contact
T B Ford, a trustee of City Savings Bank, was elected yesterday to meet with Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo to offer City Savings Bank as depository for any currency the treasury department may wish to house in Bridgeport.
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T. B. Ford
City Savings Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
W. G. McAdoo
Treasury Department
Bridgeport
NASTY MEDICINES BAD FOR CHILDREN
Advice warns against bitter or strong medicines for children and favors a mild occasional laxative. Promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, pleasant tasting option free from narcotics. States price 50 cents a bottle and offers a trial bottle by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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Monticello
Illinois
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