Digestive aid ad touts Richards Dyspepsia Tablets
An advertisement claims most stomach trouble is caused by excess acid and promotes Richards Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure. It asserts the tablets soothe the stomach, improve digestion, and offer relief after years of indigestion. The ad cites a testimonial and lists price as sixty cents per full vial from drug stores or Richards Association in Norwalk, Conn.
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Ghiss
Dr. Richards Association
Richards
Dr. Richards
Richards Association
Norwak
Conn
If You Had Only 2 Years To Live Ad
A sensational health ad warns that many teachers will not live two years due to bowel toxins. It touts PARTOLA internal antiseptic laxative as a cure, claiming it cleanses waste, prevents poisoning, aids digestion, and promotes longevity. Available from druggists in 30¢ and 50¢ sizes.
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Sime
Bridgeport Residents Pay Income Tax Under New Law
Special to The Telegram reports that 4,308 Bridgeport residents benefited from the 1926 income tax law, with 4,993 not required to pay for 1923 car tax era. Connecticut totals show 14,723 filers in Fairfield County, down about 50 percent from the prior year, a statewide 1 percent revenue share, and detailed breakdowns by city, county, and income bands.
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George II
Manning
Washington, D. C
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Hartford
New Haven
Fairfield County
Bethel
Panbury
Darien
Easton
Fairfield
Greenwich
Monroe
New Canaan
Newtown
Norwalk
Reddity
Ridgefield
Shelyon
Stamford
Stratford
Trumbull
Westport
Wilton
State of Connecticut
Uncle Sam
Wife's Love Notes End Man's Divorce Case
Appleton Wisconsin June 20 Judge Theodore Berg granted an absolute divorce to Captain Harold Sherwood Spencer on charges of wife Isabella Beattie Spencer's infidelity. Evidence included intimate letters from admirers and men linked to her social circle in New York London and Cambridge.
Third Party Hint Aims at Dry Democrats in 1928 Election
An Anti-Saloon League forecast envisions a dry third party to peel votes from a wet Democratic nominee. The piece centers on New York as a swing factor, with dry Republicans seeking to keep the party neutral on wet versus dry, while McAdoo remains largely inactive in formal politics and concentrates on prohibition advocacy.
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Mark Sulevan
Washington
Smith
New York
New York State
President Coolidge
League
Ene
Anti-Saloon League
Mc-Adoo
Democrat Party
Los Angeles
Virginia
McAdoo
Two Appeals Filed In Supreme Court Of Errors
Two notices of taking appeals were filed in the Superior Court. John H. Candee of Easton plans appeal from a May 20 ruling ordering him to pay George B. Beers 150 for slander. Beers sues to recover 10,000, claiming Candee slandered him to Deputy Sheriff John W. French over Beers alleged misappropriation of town deposits. Rose Debinksy of Greenwich appeals Judge Isaac Wolfe's setting aside a 2,500 jury award to her estate against Fred Lester Young of Greenwich for her husband’s death caused by a defendant owned vehicle.
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Supreme Court of Errors
John H. Candee
Easton
John Richards Booth
George B. Beers
Beers
Candee
Rose Debinksy
Greenwich
Adam Debinsk
Issac Wolfe
Fred Lester Young
Wolfe
Dry Agent Surrenders to Dismissal Order
Buffalo bulletin reports prohibition agent Hoyt Chamberlain, suspended by the Prohibition Commissioner after a raid at Waterloo distillery, surrendered credentials as a federal investigation into illegal releases at the plant expands. Over 240 000 gallons of grain alcohol allegedly released since October.
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Buffalo
Associated Press
Hoyt Chamberlain
Joseph A. Doran
Waterloo
Chamberlain
Prohibition
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Burger Brothers CO
Cincinnati
Mark Sullivan
Rockwell & Co
Elm
COATS
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Oxfords
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