Seized in Street With Ptomaine Poisoning Case
A man named Alfred Id Davonds of Iwi Golden Hill Street fainted on the corner of Chiston HAL and Main Streets after an attack of ptomaine poisoning. An ambulance was summoned and Dr. B. C. Pasath transported him to Colden Hill Street. By late night, he was reported in fair condition.
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Chiston Hal
Alfred Iddavonds
Iwi
Golden Hill Street
Br. B. C. Pasath
Colden Hill Street
Eamonds
Finger Torn When Auto Backfired Injures Man
Walter Walper, 27, of 97 Taft Avenue, had the top of the ring finger on his left hand torn badly when his car backfired while cranking yesterday afternoon. Dr. B C Tasuth gave three stitches at the emergency hospital before Walper was sent home.
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Walter Walper
Taft Avenue
Walper
B.C. Tasuth
Price of fish jumps in Boston market
Boston January 25 a 206 pound shark sold for 2 cents a pound in the wholesale fish market. Dealers reported the average price for shark recently had been eight cents a pound. No explanation for the sudden rise was offered.
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Boston
Coal Fears Grow Amid Exchange Over Relief and Coal
Bridgeport officials, led by State Administrator Russell, push for immediate coal relief from Washington while pointing out there are no dial mines in New England. Officials note 600-carloads daily promised for New England are en route but with uncertain location.
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Russell
New England
Storrow
Hsnwac
Washington
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Storrmw
Carl Siemon
Siemon
Israel Peck
Clinton Avenue
Joseph Gills
Deacon. Street
Garfield
United States
Robert Tait and Sons Paper
Fuel Administration
Puel
Thomas W.W. Russell
Mule at Devens Puts Four on Hospital List
At Camp Devens Massachusetts a mule named Clinton caused chaos after being captured from missing soldiers. Lieutenant Patrick Donovan and four rookies recovered the animal after a long day. Ex-President Taft spoke to about 3,600 soldiers praising unity and urging victory over Germany. A streetcar collision occurred on Main Street with minor damage and no injuries.
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Devens
Taft
Ayer
Mass
Dium
Patrick Donovan
Bridgeport
Arthur Ambrose
Clinton
Bigelow-Hartford Co
Camp Devens
William Howard Taft
German Empire
Shakespere
Eingland
Mr. Taft
Kidney Pills End Years of Bladder Pain Ad in Salem
A Salem reader from R. F. D. No. 2 describes four to five years of bladder trouble and pain, noting relief after using Tobey Kidney Pills. The ad claims Foley Kidney Pills ease backache, dizziness, rheumatic pains, and stiff joints, promoting Hinde’s Drug Store.
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W. de Turry
Salem
Foley
Hindle
Pathetic Story by Women Arrested for Coal Theft
Mrs Mary Cheesick of 26 Mollister Avenue and Mrs Susie Miller of 19 Hollister Court were arraigned in city court on a charge of stealing coal. They told Judge Wilder about dire home conditions from coal shortages. the judge released them after hearing their pleas. One woman showed scorched burns and alleged her husband hurled water at her when coal was unavailable. their shoes wore thin and clothing was ragged.
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Mary Cheesick
Mollister Avenue
Susie Miller
Hollister Court
Wilder
President Stanley Calls for More Police Patrols
President of the Police Commission John Stanley states that the department needs more patrolmen. The commission is reviewing current staffing and workload, with new officers expected to be appointed at the upcoming board meeting.
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Stanley
Cutiura
Police Commission
John ©. Stanley
Police Department
Police Commsion
No Fees Charged for Enrolling of Alien Enemies
Hartford January 25 A Washington telegram to the United States marshal here cites the enemy alien registration law. It warns that no fees or gratuities may be charged by registration officers for administering clubs or for any other reason. It also directs that each registrant provide four 3x3 inch photos with a front view and light background, bearing the registrational signature.
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Hartford
Washington
United States
Local Market Ads Highlight Bargain Prices
Readable ad items show bulk pricing with 6 for 25 cents 35 cents a dozen and 40 cents per dozen. Other snippets note new items and price markers like 49 cents for a product labeled tb. The fragments indicate a period storefront promotion with everyday consumer goods.
Upholsteree and Cabinet Maker Advertisement
Superior fabrics for furniture and draperies offered by Lnique Home for sale. 150 ft front and 125 ft deep, fruit and shrubbery, shade. Apprenticed persons may view. Price apply. Dorr Tf. Whitney, 33 Fairfield or Burpeek K. Shaw, War Oxford Streets, near Stratfield.
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Lnique
Price Appy Dorr Tf
Whitney
K. Shaw
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