Frederick Grave Elam City Cigar Maker Dies
Frederick Grave a prominent Elm City cigar manufacturer died at his home this morning from heart trouble. Born October 7 1845 in Germany he arrived in 1861 and learned cigar making in Cincinnati before moving to New Haven in 1873. He was active in business and German charitable groups and directed Grace Hospital and two banks. Survived by two daughters and a son Frederick D Grave Jr. Funeral Thursday at 2:30.
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Goffe
Herman P. Hessler
Theodore Sucher
Frederick D. Grave Jr
New York Revealed as Major Food Manufacturing Center
A Sage survey issued by the Committee on Regional Plan reveals New York City and its environs produce about 1.3 billion dollars worth of yearly food products and refine roughly half of the raw sugar entering the United States. The report notes New York City accounts for substantial confectionery and gum output, dominates coffee and tea packing, and is a leading slaughtering center. It also discusses shifts to New Jersey and Long Island, immigration effects on macaroni plants, kosher meat trends, and the social factors influencing plant locations.
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United States
Committee On Regional Plan of
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Long Island
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O. Henry
Manhattan
Nid Xxacia Arodaf Adraltrahta
Manhattan Island
Russell Sage, Foundation
East 22Nd Street
Ihe
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Robert Murray Hale
Roswell C NcCrea
Inemews Economics
Columbia University
Faith M. Willams
University Folglow In Mechanics
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New York State
Connecticut
Funder & Committee
Frederic A. Delano
Robert W. DeForest
John M Glenn
Dwight W. Morrow
Frank T. Polk
Frederic B. Pratt
Lawson Purdy
Tiz Eases Tired Feet In Old Advertisement Style
An old ad touts Tiz as relief for tired sore swollen feet and corns. It claims quick action reducing pain and burning while driving out poisons and exudations. The copy promises comfort, no more foot misery, and urges readers to get a box at drug or department stores.
Arium advertised as recovery aid promises renewed vigor
An advertisement promotes ARIUM from Radium Chemists claiming to restore health and strength, boost blood and internal organs, banish aches, and renew vitality. It guarantees results with money refunded and cites alleged tests and physician approvals, claiming rapid personal improvements.
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Shriners Lay Cornerstone of Child Hospital in Springfield
In Springfield Massachusetts May 26 Shriners and masons lay the cornerstone of the New England unit of the Shrine Hospitals for Crippled Children the sixth of seven planned nationwide Conspicuous attendees included Conrad V Dykman Imperial Potentate Rev Dudley I Ferrill grand master of Massachusetts masonry and Lt Governor Alvan T Fuller representing Governor Cox The event organized by Melha Temple featured a parade of several thousand Shriners and masons and a ceremonial session at the grounds of the Eastern States Exposition afterward.
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Springfield
Mass
Wigh
New England
Shrine Hospitals For
Conrad V. Dykman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Imperial Potenata
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Dudley I. Ferrill
Masony
Massachusetts
Overnor Alvan T
Custody Battle Over 18 Year Old In Divorce Suit
Henry Shuster and Sarah Colman Shuster of Bridgeport contest custody of their 18 year old son as their divorce case opens before Judge John W. Banks in Superior Court. Both allege misconduct by the other and seek custody with the trial to determine final arrangements. The court denied preliminary motions on custody prior to the diary of the divorce case. The couple was married on March 28, 1914.
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Wdae
Auto theft suspect held in Hartford
Hartford May 3 19— Wrobie 26 and several accomplices were arraigned in Polo Court charged with stealing two automobiles in Hartford. He faces further charges in New Britain for auto accessories thefts and is suspected of crimes in other cities. Bail set at 3060 dollars.
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May
Louis Wrobie
Tony Nelson
Alesander Smith
Thomas Walke
Richard Brown
Polo Court
New Britain
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