Kidney Health and Nephritis Insights for Readers
The article explains kidney function in toxin elimination, outlines acute nephritis and its progression to Bright's Disease, and lists symptoms like swelling, high fever, and dark scanty urine. It covers causes such as cold exposure, late pregnancy risk, and skin injury, then suggests a fruit juice fast, heavy water intake, and baths for rapid recovery along with dietary steps and preventive advice.
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Thom Knovn
Bakery Delights Offer Fresh Orange Layer Cake
A local bakery promotes a cake described as delicious and cake-fresh with ripe orange flavors and rich butter layers. The notice highlights Basiment as part of the product description.
Spring Mode Dresses Offer Youthful Style and Everyday Wear
Carefully selected models showcase outstanding features of the Spring Mode. Dresses are practical for morning to dinner wear, styled to express youthfulness and refinement. Crepe de chine, crepe, georgette, and floral chiffons used in sizes 36 to 41.
Personal service notice from Dildgept tetegin readers
Readers are invited to write Dr bom Meloy nagar with intimate proposals and fat dressed envelopes. Address four letters to Dr. Frank Mec Briugeport Telegcam.
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Bom Meloy Nagar
Frank Mec
Wesleyan War Parley Brings Nation Leaders To Middletown
Delegates from eastern colleges converge at Wesleyan University for a two day inter collegiate war parley. Newton D Baker secretary of wai l and President Wilson's cabinet open Thursday with Peace Through Education. Major Charles R Plunkett and pacifist Norman Thoms discuss defending nations rights. Friday features Fletcher Hale and Professor Edward P Cheyney on national rights in war.
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Middletown
iBy Astorelated Press
Wesleyan University
Newton D. Baker
Wai
Wilson
Charles R. Plunkett
Norman Thoms
Fletcher Hale
Naval Affairs
Congress
Edwuard P. Cheyney
University of Penn
Thomas P Magrades
Cheyney
Pioneer radio operator dies of heart failure
New York March 26 Thomas Tierney a pioneer radio operator reputed to have sent the first American radio message from area to land station died suddenly of heart disease today in a Postal Telegraph Co office where he worked He took the post 27 years ago as lead operator on North East Island and helped relay the first messages from trans Atlantic liners to a Massachusetts shore station then to New York
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New York
Associated Press
Thomas Tierney
Sation
Postal Telegraph Company
Tiere
Narthexet Island
Massachusetts
Dutch rubber magnate found dead in Amsterdam
Mynheer Van Eeghen, a prominent rubber merchant, was found dead from a pistol shot in Amsterdam. His wife was wounded and in critical condition. The wife is the stock exchange's only woman member and a niece of Sir Henri Deterding, the Royal Dutch oil magnate.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Associated Press
Mynheer van Eeghen
Mynheer van Eeghens
The
Stock Exchange
Henri Deterding
Royal Dutch Oil
Waterless cooking demo in House Furnishings dept
Miss Martindale of Micro Aluminum Company conducts daily demonstrations at 2:30 PM in the House Furnishings Department. She explains how to cook with the new waterless method, highlighting its advantages for home use.
Special Moth Proof Bags 50 Now at Howland's
Special sale on moth proof bags sized 26 by 57 inches with white cedarized lining. Suited for packing heavy garments including men and women’s coats, dresses, suits, and children’s clothing. Nelom Department Nien Bloor.
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Howland’s
Boy Injured by Judge's Car Improves in Ridgefield
Ridgefield dispatch reports notable progress in the condition of a boy struck by an automobile driven by Judge George Scott of Ridgefield on the Danbury road. The injured youth, son of Mazzerne Nuvatori, Ridgefield Ice Company proprietor, showed improvement after initial treatment.
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Ridgefield
Corr
Tansiane Nataturr
Danbury
Proba
George Scott
Tdgefield
Mazcerne Nuvatori
Ridgeheld Ice Company
Ducdee
Woodford Wa
Bette
Trader Horn author Alfred Moysius Smith to speak on WEAF
Alfred Moysius Smith, a 73 year old West African trader known as Trader Horn, has seen his memories chronicled in a best selling book earning him over $4,000 weekly. He is visiting the United States and will broadcast on Station WEAF Tuesday night. His book is in Howland's Book Department.
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Trader Horn
Alfred Moysius Smith
West Africa
United States
WEAF
Howland
Unfinished Chairs in Birch Wood Offer Custom Painting
Mahogany finished and birch wood chairs feature strong construction with wood seats and turned legs. Unfinished chairs await painting, allowing buyers to customize color and style.
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