Sparkling Eyes and Clear Skin Cure Promoted
An old advertisement touts a remedy claiming to restore sparkling eyes and clear glowing skin by addressing indican in blood caused by sluggish bowels and liver. It cites tests, praises Carter’s Little Liver Pills, and references Dr James H Allen of Rochester as a healer of rheumatism via a compound named Alleurin discovered and distributed by Kindle Drug Store.
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Sanger
St. Vreedbergolf
Ican
Fredo
Carter
James H. Allen
Rochester
N. Y
Varlief
Kindle Drug Store
J. Allen
Sulphur cream Mentho Sulphur for itching skin relief
Mentho Sulphur a pleasant cream soothes irritated or broken skin with eczema rashes or rough patches. It stops itching quickly and after a few applications clears redness and smooths the skin, destroying parasites causing burning and itching. Available at Rowles store.
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Rowles
Remedy Ad Claims Quick Relief for Skin Itching
An antiseptic skin treatment promises fast relief from eczema, itching, rashes, and related conditions by clearing the skin to a healthier state. Trial bottle is 5c and large size 26c, available at druggists.
Connecticut employment balanced by U.S. labor report
The monthly U.S. Employment Service report shows Connecticut industrial activity near full capacity with most plants running full time. Construction sustains employment. farm labor shortages reported in some areas while others maintain adequate local labor supply.
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George H. Manning
Telegram
Washington
Connecticut
U.S. Employment Service
Labor Department
Bridgeport
Tartford
Waterbury
New Haven
Ansonia
West Haven
New London
New Britain
Gesmien
Bristol
Winsted
Torrington
Middletown
Willimantle
Stamford
Ocal Industries
Glastonbury
Danbury
Norwich
Ragall Sues Bridgeport Motor Truck. Jury Awards 3108.33
Daniel Ragall of Bridgeport sought 25000 in a suit against Bridgeport Motor Truck Corp for commissions on claimed 330000 sales of motor trucks. A Superior Court jury under Judge Christopher L. Avery yesterday afternoon awarded Ragall 1108.33 after a ten day trial with many witnesses. The report notes an unrelated gag about a boss and a clerk.
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Daniel Ragall
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Motor Truck Corporation
Cain
Christopher L. Avery
Ragali
Judge Huxford III Court Adjourns After Brief Session
The Criminal Court of Common Pleas opened by Judge Tomahs Walsh adjourned after a short session. Jadee Frederick reportedly suffered a slight illness. hearings on appeal were expected to proceed this morning.
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Jadee Frederick
Bureford
Criminal Court
Tomahs Walsh
Jury Conflicts In O'Brien Liquor Case Headed For High Court
The Supreme Court of Errors considers William J. O'Brien's appeal after a Superior Court verdict that found him guilty of keeping liquor with intent to sell on one count and not guilty on another. The case stems from a Stamford saloon keeper's liquor law violation and a $200 fine plus 2.80 days jail. O'Brien argues the not guilty on the first count should negate the second and claims the jury was prejudiced.
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Criminal Court of Common Pleas
William J. O'Brien
Stamford
O‘brien
John R. Booth
Supreme ‘Court of Wrrora
O'Brien
Brien
Woman Named Head of Easton Grange in Annual Election
Easton Grange elected officers for 1926 at Tuesday night meeting. Mrs. Dorothy Wescott named president, Logan chaplain, Miss Jennings treasurer, Kenneth Logan sentinel, Flora Kay cerence, Marjory Jennings lady steward, John Kay pianist, Mary Wheeler executive committee member, Regina Steucelck among officers. Also notes Democratic caucus choosing delegates to New Haven convention.
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Easton Grange
Baston
Grange
Enerasta
Porethy
Wscott
Logan
JuHn Kay
Mary Wheeler
Memger
Miles
Regina Steucelc
Ruman's
Boston Center
John H. Candee
Charles Nicholsog
New Haven
Brandegee
Lee Methodist Church
Sport Hill
Hallowe'en
Carrie Seley
Congregational Ladies Aid ‘Society
Fire Company
Adams School House
Jueroy ‘Wheeler
Alan’ Wheeler
J. Arthur Sherwood
Temperance Women to Gather in Chicago Jubilee Convention
Temperance women from the Woman's Christian Temperance Union plan a jubilee convention at Mednah Temple Chicago November 14 to 19. A pageant of pictures and song tracing a history of the W C T U will open the events followed by a recognition dinner. Delegates will hear platform orators of national and foreign reputation and a pilgrimage to Evanston Frances Willard's city in the suburbs. Officers will be hosted informally at Rest, Collass and the Administration Building. The World W C T U program will feature November 18 with reports from distant lands presented by returning delegates. The pageant will be staged for the School of Speech at Northwestern University with an orchestra. Noted speakers include Willebhandt and Mrs Mary Har, among others.
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Chicago
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mednah
Dratora
Evanston
Frances ‘Willard
Collass
Arministration
W.c. T. UU
Order
Northwestern Unive Ty
Sqhestra
Willebbandt
al Ant
Mary Har. A . Mational
Evangellalic
Goar
Legislators to Name New Fairfield County Auditor
Fairfield county lawmakers set a meeting for Tuesday at 11 to name a new county auditor. Mrs Clarissa Nevins, appointed agent for the news pension fund, cannot serve. The article notes public preference for the supreme court versus supreme congress.
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Clarissa’ Nevius
New
Fairfield
Fairfield County
Nevins
Winews’ Pension Fund
Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Easy Fat Loss
An old advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple fat reduction method without dieting or intense exercise. It claims quick, steady results and offers a one dollar price per box, with mail order from Marmola Co in Detroit Michigan.
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Gista
The
Marmola“Co
Mctora
Detroit
Mich
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