Kellogg's Bran Touts Constipation Cure
An aged advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a natural remedy for constipation and related health issues. It claims cleanses bowels, prevents intestinal poisoning, and improves breath and complexion. It urges daily intake with meals and suggests various appetizing uses for bran.
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Forimer Fairfield Artist Poisoned In London Hotel
J Sanford Saltus, American art and coin collector, died in London after drinking a cyanide solution used for coin cleaning. The death is linked to a ginger ale mix up at a hotel bar. Saltus, born 1858 in New Haven, was engaged to Mrs. Robert J Campbell and famed for patronage of the arts including a Riverside Drive Joan of Arc statue donation.
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J. — Sanford/ Saltus
Millonaire Power of Art
Wid Tide
Salts
Satius
Robert James Campbell
Foyt 14Th Street
Legion of Tower
John Sanford Saltus
New Haven
Conn
Susan Sanford
Theodore Salius
Pith Avenue
J7ra Street
Fagleld
Salius
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Saltus
New Fork
Joan of Arc
Riverside Brive
Falkle
Sumuer
Joan Jones
First Church of Christ
Canational
MalrMeid
Tiffany Studios
New York
Chartes
France
Nedora Ubbell
Stratford
C. 4. Childs
Fairfield
Church
Palrfield
Fairfield Town Court Disposes Minor Cases
Fairfield June 6 The Fairfield town court tried several minor cases before Judge C. and Prosecutor Bacon Wakeman J L Williams non support continued to July 18 James Restaino assault found guilty fined 10 dollars and costs Michael Koyak intoxication fined 5 dollars and costs William Veigh non support not guilty The UnoquoWa hotel arrivals included W Palmer Haverford Pa Mr Mrs Olsson Mount Clair Pa Mrs and Mrs Adams Hartford Mr and Mrs D Adams Hartford Capt and Mrs Hinckley Miss Barbara Hinckley Baltimore Mr and Mrs Perry Philadelphia Charles Sunderlane Boston Julius Burnsbanys Danbury John Leahy janitor Sherehman School
Maplywood man arrested in Danbury liquor tax case
Simeon ov of Maplewood on the Danbury Norvalk road was arrested by state police on a liquor tax violation charge. Held at Danbury police station, he was released on $200 bond for a City court hearing July 9. Investigation conducted by state police.
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Maplewood
Danbury-Norvalk
Folker
Carrall
Thomas Leahy
Keler
Danbury
Damburt
Keeeler, Propriet
American Woman Uncovers Buried Treasure in France
Paris June 26 A New York Mrs Belle Skinner first to find buried treasure in France since the war. While spading near Hatton Chateau she uncovered a pot with 400 coins dating from the 14th and 15th centuries. Most coins carry the Duke of Lorraine effigy. Government owns treasures but she receives 10 percent of value likely to donate to the Metropolitan Museum. This is the most valuable find of its kind in France.
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Paris
Belle Skinner
New York
France
Hatton Chateau
America
Duke of Lorraine
Skinner
Metropolitan Museum
Beardsley Leads Fairfield County Yale Association
Samuel F Beardsley of Bridgeport elected president of the Yale Association of Fairfield County at the annual business meeting in the University Club. Past president Samuel Shaw presided at a dinner. Principal speakers included Eugene Underwood Stater B Lunt Minott Osborn and James C Moore. Moore announced a $10 000 Yale scholarship gift from Mrs Frank Intitled. Thirty three graduates from the Jeca Meh school indicated they will attend Yale. Officers named: President Samuel F Beardsley Vice President Chandler Bennitt Secretary Treasurer Donald Sammis. Committees appointed: John W Teild athletic Curtis of Brookfield scholarship Samuel C Shaw and Yale Information committee.
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Bridgeport
Fale Association
Fairfield County
University Club
Samuel ©. Shaw
Eugeny B. Underwood
New Haven
Stater B. Lunt
Yale Bureau of Appointments
Minott A. Osborn
Yale
James C. Moore
Bridgespor
Moore
John W. Tield
Frederick S. Curtis
Brookfield
Samuel C. Shaw
Redding Ridge
Yate
Four Fires Keep Connecticut Firemen Busy Afternoon
Firemen battled four separate blazes in Connecticut during an afternoon, including a backfire threatening a mobile truck owned by Fire Commissioner Michael Noonan. The fires, including a refuse heap on Noble Avenue and a blaze near Pembroke Street, kept crews on standby for about five hours.
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Ares
Hollister Street
Michael Noonan
Noble Avenue
Pembroke
Derby Police Watch for Body of Missing Girl
Derby police search for Esther Pulge five, missing since June 13 from Dover Plains New York. clues point to assault and possible river disposal. river patrols none but authorities maintain a floodwatch along banks. Also notes on William Rock’s summer visit near Good Bridge and local theatre company Actors Colony performances at Sterling theatre with several local youths.
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Esther Pulge
Dover Plains
Jona
Weilam Rock
Caudevie
Good Bridge
Rock
Helen Ebey
Follies
Actors Colony
Lake Housatonic
Sterling Theatre
Puncella Brothers
Ray Cummings
Sie Shaw
Fio Schubert
Eger
Stevenson
Chael Flaterey
Emily
Evbrook
Conn
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