Forester Urges Brush Fire Rules After Rain
Forester Austin F Hawes urged strict brush burning limits after rain as part of new state policy. During April fires peak and most incidents occur from mid month to early May. In 1925 state forest wards reported 66 fires burning 3 acres costing 200000 dollars with 670 fires between mid April and May 15, and April alone saw 51 fires covering 8377 acres. The three worst months were March April and May with high fire counts.
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Startford
Austin F. Hawes
Gilpatric Estate Trustees Win Suit
Putnam March 3 AP A jury in Putnam ruled in favor of the trustees of the bankrupt G Harold Gilpatric estate against Mrs Rose Levine for 2600 dollars and 223 dollars interest on four notes given to Gilpatric as cashier of the wrecked First National Bank of Putnam. The verdict followed a brief trial after the judge charged the jury.
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Superior Court
Stover Slander Suit Dismissed In York
Mrs Lillian Agnes Stover widow of a hotel keeper had a 100000 slander claim against her alleged daughter Princess Blaine Von Der Lippe Lipski of Washington. Supreme Court Justice Ingraham dismissed the suit saying it is neither libel nor slander to deny mother daughter ties. The trial began Monday with Stover testifying the princess was the second of three children born to her. A baptismal certificate for Sarah Ellen Betts was offered as evidence.
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York
Lillian Agnes Stover
Blaine von der Lippe-Lipski
Washington
Supreme Court
Ingraham
McCoys Rinoln Emulsion Promises Constipation Relief
An old advertisement promotes McCoy's Rinolin Emulsion as a cure for habitual constipation. It claims ten days to regular bowels and lasting benefits, asserting the product cleanses toxins and improves energy, vision, and skin, with money back guarantee.
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McCoy
Rinohn
Hindle
Leverty Deng
Drugonists
Hinolin
Pep
Sloan's Liniment Promotes Quick Cold Relief at Home
Advertisers tout Sloan's Liniment as a rapid cure for colds when used with a hot bath and inhalation. Instructions describe soaking, applying to throat and chest, wrapping to trap heat, and repeating sessions for lingering symptoms. Ready for home use with 35 cent price at druggists.
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Sloan’s
Cascarets Laxative Ad Headlines Freshen Up Nicest Product
An advertisement touts Cascarets as the nicest laxative with candy like taste. It claims quick relief and a refreshed system for men women and children, noting gentle cleansing without gripe or sickness.
Business Men of Stratford Plan Annual Election
Stratford March 3 Special Theodor Oakey well known local druggist is expected to be proposed for president of the Stratford Business Men's association at the annual election next Tuesday evening. A banquet and get together at Cook's Inn Stratford avenue is planned as part of the event with many business men and guests anticipated. C J Kraus local electrical contractor is chairman of the arrangements committee.
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Stratford
Theodore Oakey
Stratford Business Men’s Association
Cook's Inn
Stratford Avenue
C.J. Kraus
Housateale Grange
James Gallagher
Madison Square Garden
Stratford Poultry Club
Paradise Lawn
Flrral Park
Huntington Road
Huntington
Packard
Red Cross
Stratford Post
American Legion
Sterling Memorial Building
Legion Post
Oronoque Building Association of Oronogue Lodge of Odd Fellows
Sterling Memorial Hall
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Lodge
Walter Redfern
The
Building Association
George B. Rowland
Edmund Pitzer
James Mallett
Leroy Beach
Robert Fyfe
William Pixley
John Tooth
BE. Rebstock
Former Bank Clerk Confesses Larceny
Alexander McKenzie of Cambridge surrendered 46 federal authorities on a secret indictment charging larceny of 7381 dollars from the Atlantic National Bank. Francis P. Emerson of Dorchester, formerly a bank clerk, was arrested days earlier on similar charges involving forged deposit signatures and checks.
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Boston
Alexander McKenzie
Cambridge
Atlantic National Bank
Francis P. Emerson
Dorchester
Emerson
Army plan calls for 2200 planes and expanded air service
Washington March 8 AP A five year army aviation construction program would equip the army air service with 2,200 airplanes at its end. The plan, released by Secretary Dwight Davis and Morin of the House Military committee, proposes 1,650 regular army officers 810 reserve officers on active duty and 25,000 enlisted men including 500 flying cadets.
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Washington
APA
Army Aviation
Army Air Service
Dwight Davis
Morin
House Military Committee
Fishing Schooner W. C. Smith Damaged by Fire
The British schooner W. C. Smith and her cargo of salt fish were badly damaged by a blaze in Gloucester Mass. Two men aboard when the fire started were awakened by Poe captain of the Julia who towed the vessel to Pavillon Beach and beached it after fireboats and the coast guard fought the flames.
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Gloucester
Mass
W. C. Smith
Poe
Julia
Pavillon Beech
Coast Guard
French Socialists Lose Levy Fight in Chamber Debate
Paris March 3 AP Socialists fail to win a capital levy as a substitute for government financial measures in the Chamber of Deputies. Discussion continues on the Senate sent bills while Communist pressure for direct taxes prompts Finance Minister Doumery to defend raising new revenue by fifty percent.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Jonet House
Senate
M. Doumery
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Stratford News
Annabel Paris
George A. Mallett Company
Cushing Club
Walter H. Goddard
Daniel Pratt
Broadbridge Avenue
Main Street
Selleck Place
Piatt
William Lewis
Patrick O’neil
Curtis Place
Lewis Ds
Susan Wilcoxson Lewis
France
Lux
Aoap
Lever Bros. Co
Massachusetts
ARMY
Levy
Komictine
Pacific