Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad
Mrs Og Nospew of Zahl North Dakota reports nervous breakdowns ended after taking Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She calls the medicine helpful for restoring health enabling her to work again and assist others. Over 121,000 women reportedly replied yes with 98 percent saying they benefited. For sale by all druggists.
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Dak
Lydiak
Pinkham
Mrs. Og Nospew
Zahl
North Dakota
Lydia E. Pinkham
Red Pepper Heat Relieves Rheumatism Quickly
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Hub as instant relief for rheumatism neuritis back neck and chest muscle pain. The home remedy claims three minutes of warmth loosens congestion and stops old rheumatic pain with a genuine Rowles label for cheap drugstore purchase.
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Ad Promises Youthful Look
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair naturally. It claims hair becomes notably darker, fuller, and more luxurious after one or two applications, appealing to readers seeking a youthful appearance.
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Hitle
Coy Drug Store
Wyeth
Committee Named to Plan Town Park System
A special Telegram report notes a town committee including Meckldowney Donaldson Wakeman FoCutheart will study a public park system. They urge voters to back action to acquire spaces, connect them into a citywide park framework, and secure Fairfield’s future with a civic park plan.
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Fairfield Group
Bpatrifield
Qbeo Meckldowney
Woo Donaldson
Bacon Wakeman
MiLldesney
Jonis Hill
Wong
Taarfield West
McEldewney
Dgee
Sita
Lems Hinghem
Perman~ Jenne
Wiel
Fearfield
Neic
Dairfield
Fairfield
Hoia
Beatty Spo
Count Salm Von Hoogstraeten and Rogers Bride Saga
Count Lud wig Salm von Hoogstraeten is seen as supporting his wealthy bride Miss Millicent Rogers without her parents. Grace Montgomery Coffin denies press photos and sails Paris with family and lawyers. Vladimi fuck, mourning husband, accompanies Coffin’s party amid estate matters and rumored Berlin death.
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New York
Tadwie Salm von Hoogstraeten
Misa Millicent Rogers
Henry Huddieston Rogers
Grace Montgomey Coffin
Hetae
Missy Rogers Jinnars
Yes
Ainet B'Rt
Tog Ui
Grace Montgomery Coffin
Paris
Ludwig Salm von Tr
Berlin
Mra Offin
Keogh Receives Petition of Woman's Creditors
An involuntary bankruptcy petition filed by three Norwalk creditors against Jane Jordan of Darden has been referred to Referee Johan Keogh for action but may later go to Referee Careton Headley of New Haven. Keogh, who may qualify, previously acted as the woman's legal adviser as her financial troubles began. The creditors claim totals 1616.55.
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Norwalk
Jane Jordan
Darden
Johan Keogh
Reffrey Careton
Headley
New Haven
Keogh
Himsef
Mra Jordan
Hearts Afire in a Web of Love and Theft
Prudence loves Peter Armstrong, a blinded inventor, while Virginia flees her crimes and Bert Traymore schemes to steal the invention. A masked assault in the lab reveals Traymore as the thief, restoring Armstrong’s sight. Traymore seeks escape with aid from a seafaring ally toward Holland.
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Prudence Page
Peter Armstrong
Prudence
Virginian Dale
Teter
Armstrong
Bert Traymore
Janet Mercer
Wi Ogilvie
Mrs Vansittart
Virginia
Trail of thefts and a fugitive in passport quest
Virginia's kleptomania case leads to a jewelry heist at Bartholomew's with an emerald bracelet worth 1500 dollars found in her trunk. Traymore, fleeing arrest, seeks a steerage passage, fearing officials as he pursues a foreign patent and a risky disguise.
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Grackoust
Janet
Peter Armstrong
Jlder
Lucia
Traymore
Armatron
Prudence
Armstrong
Blewett Considered for City Yard Superintendency
Thomas Blewett, formerly employed during the Atwater administration at the senate disposal plant, is being considered to succeed Nicholas Testny as city yard superintendent. Republicans report he had earlier vied for the assessors’ office but faced opposition from Thomas McCormick, Eighth district leader and president of the Board of Assessors.
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Thomas Blewett
Atwater
Senate
Nicholas Testny
Assessors’ Offic
Thomas McCormick
Board of Assessors
Telephone Firms to Spend 270 Million in York Budget Plan
Jan 16 report notes the Bell system and affiliated groups have 270,009,000 for improvements and extensions in the 1524 budget of the American Telephone and Telegraph company an increase of 30,000,000 over 1924.
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York
Bell System
American Telephone and Telegraph Company and Associated Organizations
Cod Liver Oil Can't Help You Lose Weight Says Ad
An advertisement promotes Mee bie Coys Cod Liver Wil Tiblets as a superior alternative to cod liver oil, claiming rapid, healthy weight gain and restored vitality. It cites a woman gaining 12 pounds in 22 days and assures druggists will refund purchase if a shopper cannot gain 6 pounds in 61 days.
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Hindle
Tayerty
Shelton evokes novel method of paying police
Sholton Jan 16 Special to the Telexiam. City court funds raid funds were diverted to pay a state debt. The city treasurer lacked funds and the court posted a bill for $300 for services to the state. The court used money from fines from the same raid not yet turned over to the city. Home Trust of Derby received a bill for back taxes and interest on Rubber Products plant. Giddings offered $1,800 but Tax Collector Tul refused. Assessment labeled $29,000, Mayor Beard deems it low. sale at $35,000 then $30,000. If Home Trust does not act soon, the tax will be settled by other means.
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Sholton
Telexiam
Home Trust Company
Derby
Giddings
Tul
Beard
Home ‘Lruat
Plans for High School athletic field expansion prompt action
Taken before the board of aldermen for further action the Athletic Field plans to enlarge the only city athletic field at the High School. Last year crowds filled the field and now residents favor improving and extending its south end to accommodate more spectators.
Another appeal by man ousted as legal physician
William Feldman through attorney Thomas J. Spellacy filed notice of war appeal in the Superior court from the state council of health action revoking his license to practice medicine. Feldman, a 1918 graduate of St Louis College of Physicians, was licensed on February 16, 1921, by the Connecticut Electrical Medical Society examining board. The Feldman appeal is the second by a Hartford doctor, following Louis Blumer, head of the Blumer College of Natureopathy. Attorney General Iank Fo Healy represents the state in both actions.
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Hartford
William Feldman
Thomas J. Spellacy
State Council of Health
Feldman
St Louis College of Physicians
Connecticut Eelectic Medical Society
Louis Blumer
Natureopath
Blumer College of Natureopathy
Iank Fo Healy
State
Undertaker’s Grave Robbery Conviction Upheld
Atlanta Ga Jan 16 The Georgia Court of Appeals today affirmed a prison term for Sim Ware a Negro undertaker who was charged with stealing coffins from a local graveyard and reselling them. The decision preserves the lower court sentence.
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Atlanta
Sim Ware
Georgia Court of Appeals
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