Stamford health officials confer with Dr Coon over pork import ban
Health Officer Dr James J Conting with Stamford Health Board members met Dr Coon to address a local ordinance barring importation of bologna and sausage without stamping from the shipping city. Peter Hron and major packers Shitt Morris Cudahy were involved. outcome uncertain.
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James J.conting
Stamford
Stamford Health Board
Within Jr. Coon
Ivey
Lork
Shitt & Company
Morris & Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Peter Hron
Stamford Wealth Authorities
Coon
British Bombing Planes Used to Gather Taxis in Mesopotamia
London Nov 12 Sir Popetval Phillipa special correspondent of the Daily Mail now in Mesopotamia asserts that the British are employing bombing aeroplanes to collect taxis in the quick ward districts.
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London
Popetval Phillipa
The
Daily Mail
Mesopotamia
Prohibition on Ship Transfers to Foreign Flags Outlined
The Shipping Board outlined a policy making transfers to foreign flags binding. Ships will not be used to violate U S law or transport contraband and transfers will be void if found in violation with forfeiture penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipping Board
United States
Two Flyers Hurt In Water Plunge Off New York Bay
A hydroplane with two men aboard veered into a nose dive over New York bay in broad view of thousands near New York and New Jersey stores. Occupants Arthur Randall, 36, and Theodore Bridgeman were rescued by the Revenue Cutter Manhattan crew and taken to a hospital for contusions and shock.
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NW. York
Navy
New York Bay
New York
New Jersey
Arthur Randall
Theodore Bridgeman
United States Revenue Cutter
Manhattan
No Flapper Styles in the Orient
Mrs Arthur Cypriss James of New York leads a YWCA mission abroad, training young women for leadership in Tokyo Yokohama Singapore Calcutta Bombay and more. She notes Japanese girls keep their own kimonos while adopting American roles, and outlines campaigns in India China Burma and the Philippines to build native leadership. The group operates across 47 countries with no intent to abandon the work.
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Giobe Trotter
Arthur Cypriss James
New York
Fames
Tim
Commodore
America
Lunda
Womalihe
India
Dapan
China
Japan
Yokohama
Tokyo
Singapore
Burma
Calcutta
Bombay
Honolulu
Philippines
Russia
Young Women's Christian Association
Naw Dytn
Ulese
National Horse Show Opens Tonight in Brilliant Fashion
New York Nov 12 AmMid Weiling report the National Horse Show will open in New York with about 2000 horses from across the country. California faces Kentucky in a $1000 two horse match, Sinbad versusastern Star. Irene Castle will showcase jumpers, General Pershing plans to contest with regulars, and notable entrants include Lunier and Shuttleworth among jumpers.
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New York
AmMid & Weiling
National Horse Show
Almaar
California
Kentucky
Mattheisesen
Sinbad
H. N. Greis
Astern
Irene Castle
General Pershing
Aengin
Fargous Bho v
Becks
Fashion's Forecast Annabel Worthington Pattern Ad
Odd fragmented ad for aprons and patterns. Mentions Pattern No. 14 and a request for 43 cents, with a response by mail from Pattern Department Bridgeport Telegram. Includes instruction to write name and address and to report if pattern not received within five days.
Importance of First Teeth in Children and Dental Guidance
The piece argues first impressions in dentistry matter, stressing early loss of primary teeth harms jaw development. It notes misalignment risks from premature tooth loss, thumb sucking effects, and urges regular dentist visits to prevent malocclusion. warns copper compounds are poisonous.
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Alfonso
Spain
Delegates head to attend Y Convention gathering
Six delegates leave to attend Y Convention as leaders from multiple branches of the organization gather. The event expects over 5,000 attendees for the nonshore convergence in the city with speakers and coordinators from YM, G. AN WXNI, Bost Goth, and others guiding sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Eliam
Warner
Che International
Bost Goth
Keneriy
Pingsi Thera
Jin Abbott
Ie Masoshilion
al Church Rey, Gay
Wheat Crop in Europe Falls Short of 1924 Output
A Vienna report by Alfred P. Lionnds cites European wheat crop prospects, excluding Russia, about 194 million bushels less than last year. Despite negotiations at 22 and 60,000 bushels, forecasts suggest Europe will ship about 190.9 million bushels more than last year, adjusting expectations for supply and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Russia
Hughes
Alfred PL Lionnds
Specia
Vienna
Spain
FOR WHOM EG WOMEN DRESS
Fragmented, archaic text discusses women’s dress styles and fashion meanings. It mentions a superintendent, clothing, and a reformative setting. The text references individuals and places in a disjointed manner with unclear dates or events.
Why Man of Today Only Sixty Percent Efficient
An advertisement promotes the book Why Man of Today Only 60% Efficient, claiming digestive issues stem from bile and diet. It touts simple English explanations and urges readers to request the book from Agk for it at Avidius Drug Shores in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avidius Drug
Bridgeport
Conn
President's Proclamation on Red Cross Call Opens Armistice Day
The proclamation urges Americans to support the American Red Cross annual membership drive starting Armistice Day November 11 and continuing through Thanksgiving Day to aid relief efforts abroad. It notes the Red Cross as a trusted channel for relief and calls for national cooperation from the American people and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nay
Dent
Cross
Eagona
Imeninenty
Natiava
United State
Red Cross
Tia Ehier
United Sites
Atecton Red Cross
Ag Red Cross
Laws Will Make Flying Safe Officials Opinion
An 8 official opinion argues new laws will regulate and regulate aviation safety. Col Benjamin F Castle notes past transport patterns with large airloads and long routes, urging Congress to enact enforceable rules to raise safety and efficiency in air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin IF. Castle
National Aeronauti
Nig Aeee
Castia
Congress
Built Her Own Home Mrs Lillian Mills Story
Mrs Lillian Mills of Pennsylvania built her own home with her hands to prove a woman can create a home without male help. The article notes she moved into the new house and reflects on independence and domestic achievement.
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Lillian Mills
Pennsylvania
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