Cod Liver Oil Tablets Boost Sickly Children, Says Mrs Baker
Mrs Baker of Boston urges mothers to try McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets for frail children. Testimonial describes a boy Emanuel gaining weight and appetite after months of illness. The ad promises tasteless capsules for easy dosing and claims strong health improvements with a 60 day trial and money back guarantee through local drug stores.
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Meoy
Emanuel
Ayo
Enotal
Ana
Yrou
Albert
Widgewood St
Bostontum
Tina
Umidie
McCoy
Expert Nucleus of Army Needed Says MacNider
In New York on March 18 Assistant Secretary of War MacNider urged national protection and denounced professional pacifists as unserious. He argued for an expert nucleus of preparedness and a comprehensive plan rather than emergency measures or war materials. He warned against linking military training to Prussianizing children and defended military service as essential to national welfare.
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New York
Hanford Mann
Tetire Acfors
Women's
National Republican Club
MacNider
Pea
Parmission
Lis
W. c Department
Congress
America
MacNider Bald
Jane Addams
Carrie Chapman Catt
Europe
Ihaye
Plattsburgs
Armeriaa
Neas
Dumerica
Sixth District Club Plans Hackett Dinner
Preparations for a testimonial to Dennis Hackett of the Sixth district were made at the Sixth District Republican club meeting. Hackett will become a policeman. The affair is scheduled for next Thursday night.
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Dennis Hackett
Sixth District
Republican Club
Hackett
Shrine Ball committee named for annual event
Fred Atwater was named chairman of the Shrine Ball committee for the annual event set for Friday night April 9 at Stratfield hotel. Other members include John A. Achwarz Jr treasurer Frank Cantwell Albert Heeles and William Marker past potentate. Imperial Letentate James Burger and wife from Panver Goin will attend. The Pyramid band will perform in the hotel lobby before the gate and an orchestra will play during the evening. The bar opens with the potentate's reception and dinner is served from 12 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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Lfred Atwater
Ahalirmiin
Stratfield Hotel
John’ A. Achwarz, Jr
Frank
Cantwell
Albert Heeles
William
Marker
North America
James
Mrs. Burger
Panver
Fox
Potentale
Lam
Poor Training Blamed for Office Deficiencies
New York expert Willi Lefinwell told the Cost Accountants Forum at the University Club last night that poor clerk training and lack of standardization cause heavy workloads and low productivity. He noted office work is still in its infancy, with about ten percent of workers being clerks and only a small portion properly trained. He blamed office managers for allowing untrained clerks to be labeled trained after repeated mistakes. The session was a joint meeting with the Engineers Club and included a buffet lunch.
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Cnutt
Willi H. Lefinwell
New York
Cost Accountants’ Forum
University Club
Liefinnen
Cost Accountants’ Forum and Engineers Club
Baker Fails In Death by Own Action
Augustus M. Margot a middle aged baker at 9253 Remington street attempted death by own action by inhaling gas in his kitchen He was found unconscious by a girl in the upstairs apartment who turned off the gas and opened windows He was taken to Bridgeport hospital and partly recovered asking who turned the gas off No motive given for his actions.
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Augustus M. Margot
Remington Street
Lfe
Margot
Bridgeport
Airplane leads hunt for seals in North St. John's N F
Airplane patrols over North St John’s Newfoundland guide the sealing fleet as it reports an unusually strong hunt. The fleet has secured about 60,000 seals, about half of recent years’ annual catch, with the killing season continuing through April 4.
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North
ST. John’s N. F
Rebate Sought on Interest Paid on Personal Taxes
Citizens petition the Claims committee seeking refunds of small personal tax interests paid in the 1920s. Griffth and Glen cite older tax payments. others request abatements or refunds for 1924 taxes, lists, or interest charges. Several individuals including Fisher Arnola and Greenwood appear with various tax abatements and refunds requests.
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Tr A Griffth
Reservoir Avenue
Claims Committee
Howare Chalenger
UN Glen
Fairfield Avenue
Fm Yefu
C. EH. Bahan
Pangelie Street
Howsard J Reyant
Biary A. Jxnablin
North Avenue
I. Graham
Traviston Avenue
Apnty Blonski
Molly H. Friedman
Main Street
August Fieldt
John Bastion
Bridget A. Ferry
Myrtle Avenue
Harvard Street
Madison Avenue
Local Women Attend State DAR Meeting in Stamford
Mary Silliman chapter DAR leads out of town contributors at the thirty third annual State convention in session at the First M F E church in Stamford. Local attendees include Mrs George T Hatheway Mrs Frederick E H Stevens Mrs Charles Armstrong and others with plans to attend today. The meeting opened with invocation by Rev W H Fitch and heard reports from state officers and the Credentials committee. A turkey supper was served to delegates and tonight speakers include Mrs George Maynam Minor and Mrs Bissell amid expected officer elections. The Trinity M E church men will join a parade to the Crusade Tabernacle Friday night meeting at 6 50 at the Y W C A Galden Hill street.
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Mary Silliman
State Society
M. F E
Stamford
George T. Hatheway
Yerent
Frederick EH
Stevena
Mra
Charles Armstrong
Prederick Strong
Prank Staples
the Trinity M. E. Church
Crusade Tabernacle
VY. W.C. A. Galden
Hill Street
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Boston
W. L. Dovetas
Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Golden Hill St
CCE
Hartigan’s Drug Store
Main St
Batkon
Congress Electric Sales CO
Congress Street
SBA
Macnnder
Sixth District Club
Baker
H. A. Griffith
Americas
John Irving
Nucoa
the Best Fonda
Tne
Nog
JHE Best Foods, Inc
The
Sunday Post
Point Barrow
Alaska
Wilkins
Eea TU
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