Constipation Tied to Headaches Says Kellogg Ad
An old Kellogg advertisement asserts constipation causes headaches and many diseases. It promotes ALL-BRAN cereal as a guaranteed remedy with refund if relief is not achieved, citing user testimonials and suggesting daily intake with meals. The ad notes Kellogg, Battle Creek Michigan, and widespread sale through grocers hotels and restaurants.
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Sue Fanom
Beokly Avenue
Dallas
Texas
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Michigan
Keiloggz
Resinol Heals Skin Suffering Despite Shame
Entriken Pennsylvania March 4 J J Ketterman reports a skin ailment on face hands and arms that spread until shaving was impossible. After using Resinol Ointment relief came with the first application and the itching disappeared with the condition completely cured. He expresses strong faith in Resinol for skin disorders.
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Entriken
J. J. Ketterman
Freckle Removal Product Promises Quick Results
An advertisement claims a product called Five melts away freckles in four days. It promises clear skin, faster fading of blemishes, and a visibly younger look. Hindle Drug Stores and other druggists stock it, offered as inexpensive beauty help.
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Viesner Furrer
Border booze flows both ways into Montreal and New York
Hearings in Ottawa reveal Canada US border booze smuggling networks. Smugglers move raw alcohol from New York to Montreal and disguised liquor back, using trucks, hidden cargo, and fake addresses. Inspectors warn trails persist. past penalties and stolen cars surface in border crimes.
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Ottawa
United States
Canada
New York
Monteal
Montreal
Ins
New York State
Book Soon Out From Chamber Campaign For Bridgeport Post Office
The Chamber of Commerce plans a district brochure promoting a new federal building in Bridgeport. The booklet will be ready within a week for distribution to civic clubs and interested members.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bridgeport
Rivers and Harbors Bill Granted Legislative Status
Washington May 12 The House rules committee voted to give privileged legislative status to the 36 million Rivers and Harbors bill. It will be taken up after farm relief and Judiciary legislation. It includes the Maosis River development project and the All American canal proposal in New York. The measure carries no direct appropriation, only authority for future appropriations up to 36,006,000.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
New York State
Rhode Island Moves to End Debtor Jails and Divorce Mill
Rhode Island lawmakers pass measures ending jail for poor debtors and reforming divorce laws. The divorce and marriage rules set 18 for men and 16 for women with a three day license wait for residents, six for nonresidents. A constitutional amendment would expand Providence representation to four senators and grant other cities seats by population, awaiting next legislature and voter approval in 1928. The session also declines strengthening prohibition and grants United Electus Railways power plant rights.
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Tri
Rhode Island
Senate
Det Ors
Hose of Representatives
Congress
Aram J. Pother
General Assembly
Providence
Anti-Saloon League
Gran’ da
United Electus Railways Company
Local Woman Speaks at Daughters of Union Veterans Meeting
New London May 13 AP Local woman Mrs Alice Pulver of Bridgeport past department president addressed the opening of a two day session. Mayor William Cox welcomed attendees as Mrs Agnes McCoy national senior vice president extended greetings from the national organization.
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New London
Connecticut Department of Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Alice Pulver
Bridgeport
William Cox
Agnes McCoy
National Organization
Drunks and arrests rise in police annual report
The annual police report shows fewer total arrests, a rise in drunkenness cases by 59, and 420 drunkenness arrests last year. Violations of liquor laws fell, with 105 arrests, while property recoveries totaled $112,617.45. More people were jailed despite fewer overall arrests, and April 1825 had the most arrests.
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Mrunkenness
Police Denartment
Polies Department
Superior Court
Charities Department
Cheshire Reformiatory
Hillside
Florence Crittenden Home
Home of the Good Shepherd
Industrial School
Norwich State Hospital
Reform School
Meriden
Common Please
State Charities Department
State Farm For
East Lyme
State Police
Sing Sing
Stratfield Bible Class Minstrel Show Planned
Stratfield May 13. Friday May 2% set for the Stratfield Bible Class minstrel presentation at Stratfield Baptist church. Leader William Walton and president William Lane guide a cast with roles named by table of characters. Funds from the showing will furnish the class meeting room.
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Stratfield
Stratfield Baptist Church
Willam Walton
William Lane
Frank Rodgers
Applesauce
Wiliam Lang
Rufus
Veder Norio
Bones
Joseph Strolin
Albert Merritt
Seabury Lyons
Ephraim
Veder Fox
Henry Whitaker
George Belknap
Sunshine
Lucien Derwchfield
Mose
William Walton
Alexander
James Cumming
Edward Pease
Women Protest Police Action in Bergen Strike
Newark May 18 AP A resolution protesting police brutality and terrorism in Bergen County textile strike district was approved by the League of Women Voters sixth annual convention though not formally adopted due to a technicality. It cites violence against peaceful strikers, disruption of meetings, and closure of halls as abrogating freedom of speech and assembly.
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Newark
N. J
Pace
Bergan County
League of Weimen
Bersen
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