Breakfast “Getting Ahead” Urged by Big Firms for Worker Power
A nationwide business survey shows top institutions urge early breakfast to boost productivity. Quaker Oats is promoted as the ideal morning fuel, marketed for its protein, minerals, vitamins, and laxative bulk. Quick Quaker and regular Quaker Oats are advertised as fast options in grocers.
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Look Out for Colds in Hot Lemon Remedy
An ad promotes a cold prevention method using hot lemon juice with honey or sugar. Drink after a warm bath, then rest in bed under covers to perspire, claiming the cold will fade by morning and prevent pneumonia or the flu. Recommends California lemons for the alkaline blood reaction.
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War Marshals Become Agriculturists PARTS Tet 28
War leaders once famed for military command shift to farming and rural life. Foch tends truck garden near Louvectennea in France while Patton, Lyautey, Fayolle, and others engage in local farming, social welfare, and family duties, balancing public roles with agriculture.
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Treasure Hoard Revealed After 100 Years In Ottoman Treasury
The Imperial Ottoman Treasure Chamber in Constantinople opens to the Turkish public after decades. Tourists view a gold throne seized by Selim the Grim and robes worn by sultans, with legends of palace ironies and royal jewelry on display.
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Youth Escapes Cheshire Reformatory Then Surrenders
Joseph Clincy a trusted youth at Cheshire Reformatory escaped Saturday night using the superintendent’s car to Hartford and then train to Springfield. Remorse led him to confess to police and call the reformatory, after which he was returned to Cheshire as officials investigate how he left.
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Publication of Schwenckfelds Work Progressing
Hartford and the Schwenckfeldian church of Pennsylvania advance the publication of Caspar Schwenckfelds writings in Leipzig Germany. The seventh volume of the Carpugh Schwencktel? contains Christology and academic treatises. editors note the project will total 17 volumes and cost over $100,000. Dr Elmer Fliss led library research. Pennsylvan ia editors and Hartford Seminary officials oversee the project, a landmark American enterprise in Reformation writings.
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Steam shovel damages railway car in mass tech accident
An early report notes fourteen passengers on a Boston elevated railway car injured when a steam shovel attachment struck the car. The most seriously hurt, 18 year old Wien Rice, suffered a fracture and was hospitalized. others incurred cuts and bruises as a crane attachment detached and ripped the car from its guidance.
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Health figures mark hospital role in national life
Dr M T MacEachern of Chicago told the New England states section convention that one in ten Americans seeks hospital care each year. Dr Allan Craig urged preventive care and annual health exams as the best defense, noting doctors must teach self care and promote early prevention. Prominent physicians from the US and Canada arrived for meetings and public events, with hundreds expected.
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Woman Driver Sued by Girls After Crash
A Boston Post Road collision near Greenwhich on January 31, 1026 left two girls as passengers claiming injuries. Parents sue driver for medical expenses and damages, citing medical care costs and permanent injuries.
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Hartford Man Bankrupt Petition Filed in Local District
Lim Yun of Wait ford district files a Chapter bankruptcy petition in this district alleging liabilities of 1.46 million dollars and debts including unsecured obligations. The action names the debtor and outlines the financial situation as presented in court documents.
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