Lions Club Seeks Chamber Plan For Civic HQ Move
The Lions Club asks the Chamber of Commerce to outline plans for a seaside civic headquarters accessible to Edens Club members. A directorate vote approved sending a representative to discuss details next Wednesday. The event ties to a Connecticut and Rhode Island Lions division field day planned for August 15, with transportation arranged to a lake site for a two day gathering.
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Chamber of Commerce
Edens Club
Gsuncheon
UN Chamber
Norwalk
Kaynis
Nual
Jake
Walter
Lions
Connecticut
Rhode
Braided Crowns Adorn New Bat Designs
Braided crowns appear on a subset of the latest bats featuring velvet fiber and ribbed boa textures, highlighting new design trends in sports equipment.
Woman Says Health Restored by Vegetable Compound
Milwaukee woman Mary Salecueck recounts relief after illness and fatigue from childbearing. She explains stopping medicines, using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic, and feeling much improved. The letter lauds decades of claimed successes and gratitude.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia Pinkham
Mary Salecueck
28Th St
Wisconsin
Ornamental influence and arcane Chinese motif on a hall display
A garbled reminiscence describes a decorative piece with spiral pedestals, a red lacquered office scene featuring Funyamia, a mass of flowers between phonograph stands, a framed oil painting, and questions about drip-proof window materials, wallpaper colors, and use of tapestry in upholstery.
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Rph
Quaint Furniture Sets Stage in Music Room Scene
Fragmentary OCR text describes furniture in a music room with lines about pine spire furnishings and polish. The passage mentions complementing the room with trib of chakk and references to home decor. Names and dates are not clear due to garbled text.
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EL Maren Moor
Muic
Leon
Household Suggestions From a Vintage Guide
Household tips cover sickroom watch warnings about water and patient care. Advice includes using a tumbler over water to calm disturbances, placing eye shells in a teakettle, and handling metal spoons carefully. Also notes for brown shoe cleaning with ammonia and water and dipping knives to cut bread without tearing. Leftover vegetables can be stored with olive oil and lemon juice.
British Admit Under a Rebate Gusta
A British quota rebate was admitted amid confusion as July allocations and immigration rules were debated. Officials reported the United States detained several late July entrants after quotas and duties were discussed, amid broader inquiries into ports and transit in Washington. Officers claimed the commission uncovered irregular arrivals affecting the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, including men and children, prompting scrutiny of subjecs and enforcement.
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Wis
Washington
United Sat
Curarsari
Atlantas
Ala Arsl
Gulf of” Mex
Local College Update Stumbles in Odd Report
A garbled field report from July 18 mentions Stanford and a fine amid a trend discussion. The text is incomplete but hints at a disciplinary or performance setback within a sports or academic context, with unnamed individuals and unclear details.
Public Comfort Station Proposed in City Center
A Civic Affairs committee in Tynidgeport urges a public comfort station in the central business district after surveying conditions in the city and 18 others. The plan envisions an underground station with a surface structure near the Tym gt building, funded partly by a Connecticut company, with ongoing maintenance by the traction company.
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Tynidgeport
Neces
Tym Gt
Connecticut Company
Ty le Wall
Sratterd Avenue
Comitter
Howard Simpson
Walter Rh Clark Heath
Coon Rd
Crudgington
Charles Gelittly
Rv Hemy
FE Kelly di
W A
la Field
George IH Wood
Lions Club Fund Grows as Drive Reaches Near 1000
Tioga Lions Club fund for a children’s home grows daily as members solicit support for the Visiting Horse Association project. Contributions including $50 from James Stiples & Company bring the total to 976 476 with a goal of 1 000. Preparations begin for early fall construction.
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Tioga Club
Brehbelag
Femnine Company
James Stiples & Companys Bank
Kiwanis Luncheon To Be Business Session
Kiwanis luncheon will be a business meeting. Topics include Seaside club project Thimter of Commerce material for family picnic reports from committees and Kiwanig Field Dig.
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Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Thimter of Commerce
Motive
Palm Olive Shampoo Promises Lustrous Hair At Low Cost
Dull hair harms beauty while a gleaming soft style enhances it. Palm Olive Shampoo offers a gentle cleanse at home for a few cents, claimed to leave hair gleaming, pliant, and lovely. Hair specialists charge high prices, but this bottle at drug or department stores provides instant beauty potential.
Probate inventory filed for estate of Frank Mirant
An inventory of the estate of Frank Mirant who died last May has been filed with Probate Judge Paul L Miller and the estate admitted to probate. Real estate on North Avenue valued at $20 700 subject to a mortgage of $7 000 held by Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank. Personal property including mortgage notes bank deposits and liberty bonds totals $11 467 04.
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Frank Mirant
Paul L Miller
Dorry Whitney
Olivier J Orton
Olbert Q Hull
Wiite
Real Eature
Noth Avenue
Mechanics and Barfers Savings Bank
Massachusetts jurist sued for divorce
New York dated July 18 reports Waller Burbank once of the Massachusetts Supreme Court being sued for separation by his wife Louisa Roache Buthink. She accuses cruel treatment and abandonment. The defendant, born in Boston and now in dearchment, studied at Harvard and Boston University before entering finance.
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New York
Waller
City Court Disposes Minor and Public Peace Cases
Edward W Jackel bound over to Criminal Superior Court on bigamy charges with $1200 bonds set. Joseph Pasztor fined $10 and costs for bicycle stop-and-idle refusal. Four youths from Harrall avenue and Center Street sentenced for breach of the peace. Max Thomson fined $16 for unregistered driven vehicle. Several others cited or fined for speeding and related offenses. Japan’s power grid strained by dry winter prompts installations of steam plants.
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Edward W Jackel
Parrott Avenue
Criminal Superior Court
Caity Court
Joseph Pasztor
Mountain Grave Street
Fairfield Avenue
Liwns
Harrall Avenue
Center Street
Tony Lwas
Gwen Avenue
Francis Mage
George Sieet
Laney
George Griffin
Catherine Street
Yail
Max Thomson
Seaview Avenue
Ife Sud
Hernstein
Port Chester
Two Held as Abductors of New Haven Girl
Two Brooklyn men Lugene Pale and Tienjami Jewis were held for arraignment in Magis trate 4 court on charges of abducting New Haven schoolgirl Mary Norst. The girl, found last night by Brooklyn detectives at Falers home, is in the care of the Childrens Society awaiting her parents.
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New Haven
New York
Mary Norst
Lugene Pale
Tienjami Jewis
Brooklyn
Magistrate
Faler
Childrens Society
Mary O Neill Named Clerk In City Contract Office
Miss Mary O Neill of B98 Park Street was appointed clerk in the Board of Contract and Supply offices starting yesterday. She will serve as additional clerk through year end under new official orders. The move aims to centralize purchasing for all boards and departments through the Board of Contract and Supply.
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Mary O Neill
Park Street
Board of Contract and Supply
Misa Neill
Board of
Bridgeport City Government Per Capita Cost in 1922
The United States Census Bureau reports Bridgeport spent $47.31 per resident in the fiscal year ending March 31, 1822, on city government. Per capita debt stood at $4.47 with $7,309,958 in revenue from property taxes, $45.99 per person, and per capita maintenance costs of $36.83 plus $3.70 interest and $6.77 for new work. Employed workers in England reduced Saturday work to nine and a half hours while others kept five days.
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Bridgeport
United States Bureau of Census
Honda
Vital Statistics Births and Marriages Listing Names
A compiled list of births with parents and addresses, dates in July, including Francis and Mary Steturak a son July 9 and many more. Also notes marriages Victor Tepsera and Mamie White, James Merhan and Frances Johnson with respective ages and addresses.
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Francis
Mary Steturak
Vuplar Street
Giovanni
Antoinette Vallila
Fembroka Street
Anthony
Mary Busia
Sylvan Avenue
Andrew
Ashula Herfert
Colorado Avenue
Valenty
Mary Brsozowski
Harnam Avenue
Julius
Amy Miller
Alander Street
Alessio
Sarina Accardi
Davenport Street
Victor M Tepsera
Clarence Street
Mamie White
James A Merhan
Terry Place
Frances A Johnson
Park Avenue
Elm City Man Bankrupt in Hartford Firm Case
Jacob Slosaberg of Hartford, operating as Biglow Taylors, filed a bankruptcy petition in New Haven crediting debts of 14057 and assets of 4868.
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ELM City Man
New Haven
Jacob Slosaberg
Hartford
Biglow Taylors
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