Local Man Credits Dixot Cure For Kidney Disease
Mr. George Henry Killam of Bridgeport says a long thank you is needed for Dixot. He suffered weak kidneys and bladder trouble, woke often at night, and slept poorly. After taking three bottles, he reports full night sleep, relief from backache, and a ten pound gain. He endorses the remedy and cites its availability at several local stores in Connecticut.
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Kilom
Dixot
Hartigan's
Fairfield A
Main
Congress Streets
Luln TR
Switzer's
Sour Forty Westner Drug Co
Westpor
Underworld told to block probe
New York report says district attorney warned police detectives against extortion. Witness Nathan Seller, jailed for grand larceny, was allegedly used to threaten him. District attorney asserts old protection system thrives with women paying 200 to 500 dollars monthly in various districts. Other named figures connected to 1926 inquiry appear in testimony.
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New York
Wndemyorid Haas Bees
Ittorney'a
Wor
Asatylant
Smithsala
Aim
Nathan Seller
Yalta
Great Meadows
Smith
Snowbound Boy Rescued After 25 Days Isolation
Stephan Coman, 17, was stranded in North Scituate for 25 days as a four-hitch broke through a drift isolating his home. Neighbor Mr Comin brought food and water, keeping him alive during the harsh winter. The boy endured hunger and loneliness but survived with steady help from the community.
Obituaries Chronicle City of June Debts and Deaths
A flood of obituary notices from multiple families fills the page. Willan O Brien and relatives mourned in St Patrick church and cemeteries. services held at family homes with mourners named. Other obituaries note Miss Anna Stasko, Mrs Augusta Koehler, Michael Line, James Madden, Fannie Hadley, and Mary Higgins with service details, burials, and attending organizations.
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Willan O'Brien
Wiliam
Brien Wis
Germ Avenue
St Patrick’s Ohurch
John C. Lynebs
Timothy ‘Donwhuer
Thomas Mulaesin
Pateieis Boling
James Dooity
Jahn Clarke
James Lyonm
SC Mechaers Cemetery
Hal
Father Koreh
Augusta Koehler
Augisa Hoehler
aueLer
Family Hone
Wiver Street
James Whiskey
Scranton
Sonsin
Decansad
Turki Woo
Silchael
Michael Line
Ory Wera Aely
Charles Th Dennis
State Street
Archioald FE. Campbell
Washington Park
Moose
Balers
Eurery
Catrivic Carty
Arthur 3
Alien
Joiseph Fanner
Joan Poo Brien
Buffal Wes
Sloose
Lakeview Camer
Willian €. Saylor
Viniem C. Waylor
Inrons
Wiliam D
Amy Taylor
Bridgeport
Mm Osklewn
SS. Michael's Cemetery
Yoh Maddison
Jenn
Dea
Rhis Ery
Dias
Fanly
James Street
Winlion
Madden
St Augustine’s Church
Catherine M. ‘Madden
Mise
Teresa C. Madden
Bareum
J. Madden
Wa Brothers
Edward J
Ikeniel Madeden
Ilizue
Alreauiert
St. Avertural
St. Michael's Cemetery
Pullin
Ot ‘Hiregins
Otulla Mary Bekeig Higeing
Thomas S Higgins
Jane
Frederick Rahrig
Norns
Higgins
Aiso
Na Bosiasa
Tulla Mizgins
Mes
Tone Lyons
Jape Rivhr Ig
Stephen
St. Augustine's
St. Mi
Burichael’s Cemetery
Auto plunges into creek in New York Police seek bodies
A vehicle plunged into a tributary of the Harlem River in New York, with authorities believing several people were in the car when it sank in 20 feet of water. A crowd of hundreds with lanterns aided police in the search for bodies and the missing chauffeur.
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York
Tran
Harlem
Herries
Veteran Master of Ocean Liners to Retire after 39 Years of Service
SURV VOI March 4 Captain A G Romson of the Danish American liner Precorinis VT said on arrival this is his last voyage after 39 years with the company He commanded four ships and made 405 crossings of the North Atlantic without accident, marking a long career in transatlantic service.
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A. G.romson
Precorinis VT
Shin
Hig Iast
Sip
Almutig
Lipan
Pennagen
Cantal Diomson
Nash Athintic
Outian
Spirit Tax Dodger Held in Stamford
Dens and reports manager withdrew illegally more than 120000 dollars of the company's funds. He faced charges of false tax returns and was released on a $12000 bond. The company contends entries exceeded the legal alcohol percentage.
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Spirit
Stamford
Dens
Reperts
Ademnty
Ite
Alcoho
British Scare From Empty Tin Cans Amid War Bond Push
Page One content describes wartime morale焦, King George encourages thrift and production, noting War Savings Certificates sales totaling £124,000,900. It includes odd features on strange creatures and wartime aviation cautions near a hospital, with sensational but non-graphic details.
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London
Mar
King George
Lorden
Kwan
Ropert Kindersley
Ingo
Gallagher Named Exalted Ruler By Elks Lodge
Lawrence T. Gallagher was unanimously elected exalted ruler of the Bridesnart lodge of Elks at a meeting last night. Also chosen were: Esteemed Leading Knight Mayor Wilson, Esteemed Royal Knight Francis Keeley, Esteemed Lecturing Knight Edward J. Deley, Secretary H. J. Donnelly, Treasurer Charles E. Hinman, Tyler Charles F. Miller, Trustee for three years Joseph C. Tvers, Delegate to Grand Lodge Chicago in July Patrick T. Keily, Alternate Dr. Edward Y. McGovern. Installation set for Thursday April 1.
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Lawrence T. Gallagher
Bridesnart Lodge
Its
Jaiding
Mayor Wilson
Francis Keeley
Edward J. Deley
H. J. Donnelly
Charles E. Hinman
Tyler
Charles F. Miller
Joseph Ch Tvers
Chicago
Patrick
Blizzard Ties Up Traffic in the West
A major storm swept across the plains and Lake Huron, causing heavy snow drifts and rail disruptions. Trains on the Chicago lines faced delays up to fourteen hours, with reports of wrecks and injuries in Texas and Colorado. Rail officials prepared contingency plans and expected relief by Saturday amid widespread travel chaos.
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Maren
Muscle States
Atee
Lake Huron
Aiaey
Midlay
Seutrday
Farmington
Minn
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Beno
North Coast Limited
St Paul
Oma@hs
Lake Elmo
Burkburnett of Nolds
Texas
Probe Sugar Prices Ordered by Probe Sugar Prices Ordered
Fragmentary text shows political debate over profiteering and a probe into sugar prices. References to Representative Sandars and Democrat Garrett frame the clash, with strong language about impeaching the attorney general and challenging members to act through proper channels.
Weather Outlook for New England Fr iday and Saturday
Southern New England sees rain on Friday and Saturday with local snows landing in ranch areas. Northern New England forecasts mixed precip with snow or rain inland and rain near the coast on Friday, followed by local snows and mud conditions Saturday.
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New England
Bridgeport Almanac Notes and Tide Times
Fragmented text references Bridgeport, Middlebrook, Almanac style, and tide information. Key entities include Bridgeport and Middlebrook Almanac, with mentions of high and low water and moonset. Missing clear events or dates.
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Bridgeport
Middlebrook Almansa
Sun Vised
Redd P.m
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Columbia Graphhoypvene Company
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Second Baptist Church
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