Oxygen Powers the Living Body in Health Boost
An advertisement extols REOLO a blood tonic by Dr. A L Reusing that oxygenates blood, boosts energy, and aids digestion and nerves. It claims to vitalize blood with iron and cell salts, improve appetite, and restore vitality. Sold in Bridgeport by Hindle Drug Stores with a money back guarantee.
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Reolo
Dr. A. L. Reusing
REOLG
Bridgeport
Hindle Drug Stores
Main S T
Corner State St
Main St
Arcade
Dr. A. L. Reusing Laboratories
Akron
Ohio
Break a Cold in Few Hours with Pape's Compound
Don’t let a stuffed-up nose ruin your day. A dose of Pape's Cold Compound taken every two hours for three doses quickly clears nasal passages and headaches, stops runny nose, and relieves feverishness and sneezing. No quinine, inexpensive, works without assistance.
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Pape
How Much Tobacco Will My Hee Heart Stand
An advertisement warns of the dangers of tobacco use and its impact on the heart. It promotes Nicotol tablets as a aid to quitting, citing doctor approval and a money-back guarantee. The notice urges trying a nicotine-free 24 hour period to measure effort, then continuing with Nicotol to diminish desire. It credits Dr. Connor and local druggists in endorsing the remedy.
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Connor
Johna Hopkins Hospital
Cyrus, Kaesmann
Ostrofsky
Red Cross declines to distribute famine relief food
Washington January 21 The Red Cross will not take over distribution of relief food for western Europe famine victims. Livingston Parrand chairman of the Red Cross central committee told the Ways and Means Committee. Secretary Glass has proposed a relief fund of 159000090 dollars. Chairman Fordney of the committee indicated details on funding may be decided soon. Parrand added the Red Cross would undertake the task if Congress provides, believing grain corporation could handle the work quickly.
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Washington
Red Cross
Europe
Livingston Parrand
Red Cross Central Committee
Mouse Ways and
Treasury Glass
Congress
Fordney
COM = milites
Yurvrand
Tin Cross
Gonsress
Grain Corporation
Millionaire Socialist Indicted in Chicago
Chicago January 21 A special grand jury indicts William Bross Lisyd a millionaire socialist and 37 other alleged Communist party members. Also named are August Wagaknecht national executive secretary L B Katterfeld Alexander Bilan Max Bedacht Edward Lindgren Jack Carney John Reed editor of The Wolse Labor Harry Shipman T K England state executive committee and Edgar Owens state secretary Three indicted women include Margaret Prevey of Cleveland a National convention delegate for the Communist Junior Party All details given before Chief Justice Robert H Crowe
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Chicago
Cook County
William Bross Lisyd
Communist Party
Robert H. Crowe
Criminal Court
August Wagaknecht
Communist Labor Party
Alexander Bilan
Max ‘Bedacht
Edward Lindgren
Jack Carney
John Reed
Wolspe Labor
Harry Shipman
T. K. England
State
Edgar Owens
Jig Margaret Prevey
Cleveland
Junbor Party
Alleged Desertion Divides Bridgeport Couples in Court
Alect.Meisel of this city filed for divorce from Ida Meisel of Bridgeport in Superior Court alleging desertion since January 8, 194. The couple, married January 27, 1909, share one child Natalie nine. Separately Annis Fee Walsh of this city petitions for divorce from Thomas J. Walsh of Bridgeport, alleging cruelty. They wed December 29, 1909 and have two children.
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Meisel
Ida. Meisel
Bridgeport
Natalie
Annis Fee Walsh
Thomas J. Walsh
Ban Lifted on Enemy Aliens Visiting Harbor
New York war-time ban on enemy aliens visiting the harbor was lifted today. About 600 Germans were allowed passes to the piers if their records were clean. Longshoremen and harbor workers note the change as officials issue passes through the justice department.
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New York
Department’ of Justice
Man Seeks $225 From Auto Sale Made by Minor
Steve Bodnick appeared before Judge John J. Walsh in Common Pleas court to recover 225 dollars he paid to Louis Chernoff for an automobile never received. The defense contends Chernoff was a minor with no authority to complete the sale.
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Steve Bodnick
John J. Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Louis Chernoft
Walsh
Ghernoff
Return to German dyes seen likely in U S
George Weiss of New York told the National Association of Dyers and Cleaners in Cincinnati that early use of German dyes in America could resume unless Congress protects domestic industry and lowers prices. In Budapest Karl Payer and Makuts resigned from the Huszar cabinet protesting actions against Socialists. Six Socialist candidates were arrested amid suppression claims.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
America
Congress
George Weiss
New York
National Association of Dyers and Cleaners
Budapest
Karl Payer
Mmakuts
Huszar
National Assembly
Clemenceau retires as war minister in Paris transfer
In Paris at 2 30 this afternoon former premier and minister of war Clemenceau handed the war portfolio to Andre Lefevre and then left the ministry. In other news Judge Booth reserved decision in a civil action from Ignatz Islovitz against Joseph Katz. Yalovity seeks 200 for securing a store customer on Hancock avenue. Bristol workers receive wage increases of 10 percent for day workers and 10 to 15 percent for piece workers. Arthur B. Davis of Washington elected president of the American Society of Engineers. next meeting to be held in Houston Texas.
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Paris
Tan
Clemenceau
Andre. Lefevrs
M. Cleimanceau
Booth
Common Pleas Court
Ignatz Islovitz
Joseph Katz
Yalovity
Hancock Avenue
Simon York
Arthur B. Davis
Washington
American Society of Engineers
Floustal
Texas
Papes Diapepsin Advertises Quick Indigestion Relief
An old advert promotes Pape's Diapepsin as fast relief for indigestion and heartburn caused by acidity. It claims relief soon after taking a candy flavored tablet and notes low cost at drug stores.
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Pape
Holland Women and Birth Control Rise in Pictorial Review
The mid winter issue of Pictorial Review presents Dr Aletta Jacobs leading Dutch women in a graphic account by Eleanor Kinsella McDonnell. It argues Holland has lower death rates and higher healthy birth rates due to birth control understanding, inviting American women to judge after reading.
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Pictorial Review
America
Holland
Aletta Jacobs
Eleanor Kinsella McDonnell
Jacobs
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