Lieut Kuschke Recovering From London Raid Injuries
Milford telegram reports Lieut William F. Kuschke once Milford Auto Repair manager now in Queen Alexandra hospital England recovering from injuries suffered defending London January 34. He sustained two broken ribs and a spinal contusion, loin back and limb soreness, after an early discharge from a wine hospital. He is a Royal Air Force member born in Wilkes Barre, Penn. He is son of Mr and Mrs William F Kuschke of 85 Lafayette Street Bridgeport.
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Milford
William FF. Kuschke
Milford Autoarid Repair Company
Canada
Queen Alexandria
Ingland
London
Royal Air Force
Kuschke
Tidworth
England
Mr. Kusehkr
Willian F. Kuselike
Lafayette Street
Bridgeport
Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Parkar
Dooston
Edsar William Vin Horn
Golden Hill Street
Willian
Jo. Becker
Waterbury
James Maynard Miller
Centre Street
West Haven
Hartford
Freelove Baldwin Stow
D A. R
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Memorial Chapter House
Broad Street
Joy of Motherhood Promoted by Lydia Pinkham’s Remedy
Ellensburg Washington woman reports relief from infertility after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter touts improved health enabling housework and family life, urging others with functional disorders to try the medicine and seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkhams
Bulensburg
Wash
Lydia H. Pinkharm
Lydia Pinkham
Mrs. O
Joumasox
Ellensburg
Lydia
Pinkam
Corporal McKelvey Arrives Safely in France With Artillery
Corporal Robert McKelvey, son of Mr and Mrs James Rickelvey of 60 Garden Street, has reached France with American artillery forces. Before overseas duty he served as company clerk with a detachment at Fort Terry and was assigned as railroad engineer. He is well known in the South Bend area and worked for the Brank Miller Lumber company before enlisting last summer.
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Robert LV. Wkelvey
Rovert MeKvelvey
James RicKelvey
Garden, Street
France
Meskelvey
Fort Terry
Hets
South Ynd
Brank Miller Lumber Company
Fire Board to Consider Plans for No 6 House
Fire Commissioners meet this evening in the Court Exchange building to review remodel plans for Engine No 6 House first floor layout. Horses to be removed. stalls space repurposed for other uses. Meeting expected brief, focusing on these plans amid regular monthly schedule.
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Court Exchange
Mob Burns German Song Books but Spares Bibles
Stamford business suit seeks injunction to stop Joseph GB Cardan from continuing wholesale produce operations in violation of an alleged agreement with L Cohen and company. Judge Warner reserved decision. In a separate item, unidentified persons burned nearly 100 German song books at Morning Side College after seizing them from Carman Methodist Episcopal Church members. German Bibles were spared.
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Stamford
Joseph GB. Cardan
L. Cohen and Company of
Judge Warner
Superior Court
Gig
Gordon Frem
Gordon den
Warner
Side College
Carman Methodist Episcopal Church
Alnic
Carpenter Bankruptcy Petition Filed in City Court
A bankruptcy petition was pled yesterday by Harry FF Tilalti, carpenter of this city. The schedules show $3,280 in unsecured claims and $400 in total stated liabilities. Creditor names and specifics appear limited in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Harry FF
Tilalti, Arpenter
Sete
French Inventor Develops Adjustable Inside Cleaner Device
A French inventor introduces a versatile cleaning tool designed to fit inside various objects. The device uses a screw mechanism to adjust its reach and brashness, enabling use in tight, irregular spaces. The concept aims to improve internal maintenance where conventional tools struggle to reach.
Lifebuoy soap touts skin health and hygiene
Lifebuoy soap is promoted as daily protection against sickness. It claims to cleanse pores, prevent irritations, and keep skin healthy and glowing. The advertisement emphasizes an antiseptic effect, a distinctive health odor, and urges readers to start using Lifebuoy today from Lever Brothers Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
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Smonth
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Chanter House
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John Kelier
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Norwalk
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Sweeney
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Howard S. Robertson
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Liberty Loan
Mat Milford
Carlson
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Ark Fowler
Fort Michie
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Storrs Agricultural College
Telephoe
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Theodor
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Dixie
United States Food Administration
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Ancy Head
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