Fire loss report details Bridgeport February incidents
Bridgeport fire department reports February loss of 6,343 with 54 fires causing 324,900 in damage. Apparatus responded 233.78 miles, with Number 1 Chemical company handling 25 fire calls, Number 1 Truck 14, and Number 1 Engine 11 responses.
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Joffe Dictates Soviet Policies in Western Asia
In Tashkent, Adolph A. Joffe, former Russian Soviet ambassador to Berlin, now directs regional Soviet policies and negotiations with Afghanistan and Central Asian leaders. The emirates and khanates face shifts as Moscow strengthens its peasantry strategy amid shortages and a famine risk.
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Butter Fat Value in Milk Measured for Creamery Use
The passage explains butter-fat as the valued component for prices and product use, noting it makes up 12 percent of milk while the remainder carries carbohydrates proteins and minerals. It promotes Jelke GOOD LUCK products as containing the purest cream in fresh milk and spread for bread, highlighting fat and vitamin content.
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Hornets Made Paper From Wood Pulp In Cozy Industry
Kansas City reports on hornets building paper by chewing wood pulp and saliva to create waterproof sheets. The nest architecture features hexagonal cells stacked with supports, forming a jet black comb that eventually hosts larvae.
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Delay in Embezzlement Case Against Unger in Philadelphia
Philadelphia officials delay action against Walter A. Unger, alleged to have embezzled $190,900 from the Evars Dental Institute at the University of Pennsylvania. Former Mayor John Weaver notes possible warrants and aims to recover losses from Girard National Bank, while bank officials deny responsibility.
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Future Trading Act Case Tests Taxation Rights
The Supreme Court considers the scope of Congress to tax futures trading under the Constitution. The government argues the act aims at social and economic ends, not punishment, contending the tax corrects grain market evils and overrides state police powers. Opponents argue the law intrudes on interstate commerce and private property rights through exchange membership and reporting mandates.
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Girl Wins Best Legs Prize at Greenwich Village Dance
The Greenwich Village Bar Original featured a beauty pageant where Mins Maris Voorhtes won the best legs prize. Rumors say the sponsor praised her shapely views while noting her stockings and style.
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Prince of Wales Returns With Huge Trophy Collection
London reports say the Prince of Wales returns from India with a grand haul of hunting trophies from Nepal including two bears two leopards a king cobra and other rare animals. Live birds and a variety of pheasants are also part of the gifts for the London Zoological Gardens.
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Guardians Care for Two Dozen Orphans in Manila
The American Guardian Association formed to care for orphans born to American fathers and Filipino mothers will expand to the United States. Notables like W Cameron Forbes Bishop Charles Brent and Mrs Eleanor Franklin Egan support the effort which enrolls about four hundred members in Manila and elsewhere. Mestizo boys are to work on a Nueva Ecija farm to learn farming and earn funds for future credits.
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Speed Race in Paris Sparked by Aviation Challenge
In Paris, March Sa081, Lecolnis, renowned French aviator, accepts a duel withJimmy James, the British victor of Interer's air derby, for a plane race at Croydon London Airport. James recently logged 212 miles per hour.
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Prohibition on Trade Taxes at Board of Trade Case
A discussion of membership initiation fees and seat purchases for barred access, with opponents arguing the future trading tax on corn and oats is prohibitive. The brief notes government objections to tax collection and argues about constitutional limits and compelled market restraints against the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Police Arrest Reopens Case In Dow Rum Burglary
Paul Rosabers of 42 Dyke street East Haver was re arrested on a burglary warrant in a Dow Rum case from last November. He was paroled to his attorney. Robert Wilsons case was nolled and Capolda of Waterbury is set for trial.
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Dinsmore on Sin and Milton Forgiveness at United Church
Dr. Charles A. Dinsmore spoke on Milton and forgiveness in the third lecture of his Creed and the Great Poets course at United Church. He argued sin affects others across generations, urging atonement to overcome consequences and noting Christ bears humanity's evil toward victory in God’s eternal word.
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Treasury Offers New Certificates and Victory Notes
Treasury secretary Mellon announced plans to sell 200 million dollars of one year certificates and an undetermined amount of four and a half percent notes dated March. The certificates will bear 4 3 8 per cent terms while the notes are offered only in exchange for 4 3 4 per cent. The offerings align with the treasury refunding plan to retire Victory notes gradually. In Vienna police found two university students freezing in a telephone booth used as their home for a week and taken to a hospital for relief from the cold.
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Fiery Eczema Healed by Mentho Sulphur Treat ment
Sufferers are advised to obtain Mentho-Sulphur from a druggist and apply it to eczema. The ad claims its germ destroying properties instantly ease skin irritation, soothe and heal the condition, leaving skin clear and smooth with relief from torment.
Indigestion Causes and Remedies From Digestive Aids
The article explains acids in the stomach causing indigestion including gas sourness and pain. It recommends avoiding artificial digestives and using Bisurated Magnesia after meals to calm the stomach and prevent sourness and discomfort. The piece notes magnesia is safe and effective for stomach purposes and widely used.
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