Kotex Promotes New Hygiene Comfort for Women
An old practice is replaced by Kotex noting easier disposal and less embarrassment. It claims five times the absorbency of cotton pads, deodorizes, and supports social activities. Nurses and Fors advise use with購 available at stores by asking for Kotex. Box of 12 priced cheaply.
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Kotex
The Doctor in Candy Form Promises Quick Health Boost
A vintage advertisement touts Partoia as The Doctor in Candy Form. It claims peppermint laxative and antiseptic effects relieve constipation and indigestion, cleanse the bowels, purify the blood, and energize the user. Directions urge two doses at night, with a note on regular sizes and druggist availability.
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Gladys Hollis
Montreal
Carter
Partoia
Bouganda
Houdini Learns Farmers Less Gullible in Tricks
New York January 25 AP Houdini found farmers harder to fool than city crowds and noted country audiences recognize tricks as illusions. He recalled attempting to escape a thief proof barn in an Iowa town and failing to impress until a farmer unwittingly left a barn door section unlocked.
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New York
Harry Houdini
Houdini
Iowa
Strange Mail To The British Museum From Every Corner
A long, lively summary of the British Museum mail bag with odd letters from around the world. Officials recount strange items and queries mailed for verification or value including coins, books, and even a supposed stomach bone.
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British Museum
Natural History Museums
Bydate
Brittsh Museum
London
Museum of Britain
Victoria and Albert Museum
Besdate
Br. G. F. Hil
F. A. Rather
Muturab History Museum
Austin
Arabia
Tanganyika
Spanish sailors drown as ship founders near Portugal
Gijon, Spain Jan 9 25 four fourteen men aboard the iron steamer Retuerta foundered off the coast near Portugeuse cant. Retuerta of 1278 tons built in 1877 for Sociedad Anonoma Ur reszueta, home port San Sebastian, were lost at sea with all hands.
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Gijon
Spain
Sucieta Anonoma Urreszueta
Sun Sebastian
Stratford Historical Society Hears Endowment Report
The Stratford Historical Society Finance Committee met Monday evening at the Steattard Trust Company. The endowment fund shows cash subscriptions of 3 and 65, totaling 4,230 with 865 in dues in the treasury. Next meeting set for Friday night at the Riulston building.
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Stratford = Historical society
Steattard Trust Company
Treasury
Riulston
Fire gut blocks in Stamford. four families left homeless
A morning blaze gutted the William H. drugstore and adjoining Sippee store in Stamford, forcing evacuation from upper floors. More than 20 people were displaced as firefighters aided by Sound Beach crews battled the flames for hours, with several injures among firemen and dramatic efforts to rescue trapped residents and pets.
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Stamford
Wiliam H
Eliza Barty
Gie
Canary
Stamford Fire Department
Sound Beach
Edward Kingsley
John Kurz
Frank T. McMahon
Martin Kennedy
Charles Snyder
Ernest Lamb
Danie Gorman
Arthur Kelley
Thomas Maher
John Clark
Spetke
Rauch and Lang Lien Removed From Chicoperf Plant
Rauch and Lang, Inc. which makes taxicabs and electric vehicles resumes independent operation after paying City Collector W F Bostwick 20248 in back taxes and interest. Unconfirmed reports allege Ford interests or Stevens Duryea ties in the plant.
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Chicoperf
Mass
Rauch and Lang, Inc
W. F. Bostwick
Ford
Stevens-Duryea Company
Jury Sees Fraud in Fur Man's Suit After Fire Loss
A Danbury furrier George N. Carrine faced six insurance firms in Superior Court. After a two week trial Judge Martin and Judge Davis sparred over strategy as Carrine sought 5100,000 for losses from a May 20 1925 fire. The jury found for the insurers on the suit and answered six interrogatories charging fraud.
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Fur Man
John Banks
George N. Carring
Danbury
Carrine
Carrina
Charles J. Martin
New Haven
Samuel A. Davis
Clifford B. Wilson
Ridgefield Barracks
Irg
Bridgeport Brass Company Faces Suit for 7500
Frederick J. Knell filed yesterday in Superior Court a damage suit of 7500 against Bridgeport Brass Company. Knell says on December 9, 1926 a heavy metal weight struck his back while repairing the signal stem at the plant, burying him and causing a fractured left leg and other injuries believed permanent and hindering his work as an electrician.
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Bridgeport Brass Company
Frederick J. Knell
Knell
Mrs Parks Divorces U S Army Lieutenant
A divorce ruling granted to Mrs. Parks against U S Army Lieutenant Floyd L from the 2nd Infantry at Scofield Barracks Honolulu. Judge A P Bills officiated after a report was accepted. the case centers on a prominent Winston J Trowbridge family connection and details are locally reported.
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Krew Haven
Mary Mitchell Trowbridge
Floyd L
Scofield Barracks
Honouid
A. PF
Parks
Winston J. Trowbridge
Americans to Get Scandinavian Awards This Spring
Boston January 26 The American Scandinavian Foundation will select ten or more American college and university men for awards of 1000 each to fund graduate study and research in Scandinavian countries. Prof William Hovgaard of MIT announced the plan, noting the foundation has facilitated 500 assistant exchanges between American and Scandinavian universities over 15 years.
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Boston
William Hovgaard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Scandinavian Foundation
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