Chicago visitor questions humane handling at stockyards
Lady Cynthia Mosley, visiting the Chicago stockyards, asks why hogs are not knocked unconscious before slaughter. The inquiry highlights concerns over animal welfare practices and may prompt discussion on methods used in the meatpacking area.
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Kotex Promises Freedom From Old Sanitary Pad Drawbacks
Women are urged to switch to Kotex as a new sanitary option offering greater protection and less embarrassment. The copy claims higher absorbency, no washing or disposal concerns, deodorizing benefits, and ease of use, prompting readers to ask for Kotex at stores. Twelve pads cost only a few cents.
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Theatre League Abandons Barn as Headquarters
The annual officers election was held Monday at the offices of President B. Ashman in the First National Bank building. Elected: James J. Westbrook president, Mrs. O.Y. Harrington vice president, Misttia Parma secretary, Milas Anna Medhilion treasurer. Board of governors for two years: Mrs. Low. Alosworen, Mrs. James Cy Miger, Mortimer Cosnstock, B. I. Ashman. Meetings and performances to be held at the auditorium of the new United Church. Lease on the Barn expired. not renewed. Rehearsals to begin for a post Easter play. Vote to donate $18 to prize fund by the School Players Club.
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Natalie Dear Evelyn Letters Describe European Move Plans
The writer recalls friends who dived for ars on Cathedral Park Way and plan a late month departure for Europe. They mention Reed's moving sale with oak pieces at reduced prices for cabin furnishings, the Bridgeport Trust Company Travel Bureau offering trips, and reflections on travel and modern life. The note notes a Sunday cream special and a stark contrast between old laundry routines and contemporary household duties.
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Heet Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism and Pain
The advertisement proclaims Heet as a clear colorless liquid discovered by Edward Wesley Co Cincinnati. It claims to ease rheumatism lumbago sciatica and rheumatic pains and states the product does not burn or have odor. A bottle with a handy applicator sells for 60 cents at all drug stores.
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Bridgeport Aid Women Meet to Boost Charity Drive
The Bridgeport Aid of the Connecticut Junior Republic hosts a Friday 10 30 a m meeting of the Women s committee with Mrs EBOW Fairchild coordinating at Fairchild s Clinton avenue. The group has sent clothing monthly to the Republic and plans to work with the men s committee to enlarge membership, helping defray Republic expenses. Donations may be sent to Mrs Fairchild or arranged for pickup.
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Mrs Whitney in hospital after fall at Pleasure Beach
Mrs Margaret Itney wife of Vincent J superintendent of the We building is reported comfortable in hospital after a fall at Pleasure Beach years ago. She was taken from her home at 1087 Stratford Avenue Monday night as her illness improves, officials say.
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Spring clearance on smart plaid skirts and sports wear
Formerly 4.95 and 5.95 smart plaid skirts along with silk and wool novelty sportswear items are on clearance. Sweaters in coat and slip-on styles with novelty weaves and many colors are offered for spring wear without a coat. Also featured are vari colored petticoats with ruffled or accordion pleated flounces and a selection of silk blouses tunic slips and tunic blouses. Second Floor.
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