Chaplains in India Serve British Army and Officers
In India chaplains are maintained to minister to British subjects, serving within the army and related establishments. The arrangement reflects the colonial governance structure and the need for spiritual guidance among military personnel stationed overseas.
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Dandruff Cure Promises Hair Restoration Gimmick
Fragmentary ad text claims a dubious dandruff remedy using four pieces of ordinun squid arven and liquid arvon sold in drug stores. It asserts complete scalp clearing but promotes unsafe dosages and misleading outcomes.
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Hendredt
No-To-Ban Tobacco Habit Breaker Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a harmless mouth remedy to end tobacco cravings. It promises instant desire suppression and a complete habit break, with a money back refund if cravings persist, and credits the product to the same owners as Cusenit.
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Six weeks Comptometer course promises career lift
A six weeks course in Comptometer training claims to move you from inexperienced to expert operator, with better pay. It notes demand for trained operators and includes instruction in commercial arithmetic using the Comptometer. Contact details suggest call, write or phone for information.
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Driver Not Seen Boy in Fatal Truck Accident
A coroner's inquest heard testimony about a fatal accident on Bank Street where seven year old James Wie Men died after a truck driven by Warringa and another vehicle collided near Main Street. Witnesses said the driver failed to see the boy and wheel impact allegedly pushed him forward against the curb. Hearings continue with more witnesses expected.
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Rotary club meeting features Wilson Beach humor
Lyn W. Wilson and Sena tor Warren G. Harding were the main humorists at a Rotary club gathering in Stratford yesterday. Herman K. Bench also spoke about Governor Cox the Democratic candidate. The humor drew considerable laughter during the session. The club’s monthly business meeting is planned for next Tuesday evening.
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Herman K. Bench
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Passenger III Dives Through Subway Window
New York July 27 Gotbehen took a shortcut through the window of four subway cars and faced grave charges from a faction. before Magistrate Geismar the detained man appeared feverish and claimed insufficient strength to fight the crowd. The court suspended the sentence of 118p.
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Gotbehen
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Geismar
Customs Boat Leaves Bridgeport for Maine
The gasoline yacht Siwash, used by the Department At Commerce of the US Bureau of Navigation, departed from Bridgeport to enforce navigation laws and collect interstate customs. It will stop in New Haven, New London, Providence, Newport, Boston, Portsmouth, and Portland before proceeding to Transport for several weeks prior to the return cruise.
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New England
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Withdrawn baby from public sale to James Sweet man
New July 27 baby Margaret Me was offered at public sale for 250 dollars but withdrawn from the market. The mother M Catherine Menulty retains an undivided interest in the child and may see her anytime. Mrs. Mexphy, who died recently, had offered the sale to earn a living for herself or the child.
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Wife Accused in Husband Death by Shooting in Windiel t
Mrs Craer Wilson was in court today on a charge of first degree murder for the death of her husband S Wilson. The incident occurred on a rural road near Eniwbey where a collision followed a run in a motorcar driven by A Ridgway and Ida, with authorities noting Wilson was killed by a blow from a barrel during the incident.
Suspect Policeman Accused in Whiskey Hold Up Framing
July 2 report says police investigate claims that a policeman helped stage a whiskey hold up. Sergeant Paul Peterson reportedly confessed to serving as a guard for Abraham Nelson who was robbed of 15000 dollars yesterday. Nelson said the money was his but expected payment from saloonkeepers after securing it, prompting questions over prearrangement.
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USA
Paul Peterson
Abraham Nelson
Tom Day
Nelson
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