Prohibition for Europe Topic Highlighted by Speakers
A fragmented report on prohibition, noting speeches by various figures including SG Diyapery and Mirgan of the Christian Enronyor Society. It references historical context from a 1911 Atlantic City convention and ongoing advocacy leading into 1920, with emphasis on the growing public interest in prohibition in Europe.
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Christian Enronyor Society
South Manchester
Cristian Windewoor
Atantic City
Central Vermont Trains Diverted After Trestle Fire
A Central Vermont railroad trestle near Houshtons Cove in Montville was damaged by fire, forcing trains to be diverted via the New Haven route between New London and Norwich. Officials cannot yet estimate damage or reopening. Fire possibly started from locomotive sparks, smoldering undetected overnight.
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Montville
Central Vermont Railroad
Houshtons Cove
Here
Central State
Hvaven Road
Voters League Fall Election Expenditures Report
The Republican Voters league shows total fall election spending of $1488.63 with itemized costs. Names listed include treasurer town clerk and multiple individuals with various small payments, reflecting campaign expenditures and meeting costs.
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Republican Voters League
Ang
Cooney
Dade
Spargo
Spargo. Pilots A, M Knapgr
Mos
Itutuiney
M. Eyntes
Saisa
J. Howhusd
Wy Ral
Teds
Rod
Wihlo
Me Marsh I
Milles
G. Creuth
Antore
D. Ningsbury
M. Wa Minwaring
Campaign finance and results in Sixth District race
The Voters league ran a Republican primaries campaign with candidate Knapp defeating opponents. James T. Gates led in Third District. McCombs oversaw district Democrats receiving 245 dollars for party workers. John R. Smith Democratic treasurer noted 275 dollars from the town committee, spent on workers rents lunches and vehicle use.
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Voters League
Moc
Afred J. Knapp
Alde Mun
James T. Aotds
Aisbetel
Wo HH. McCombs
Trea Uive
Jistriet Democrats
Curriculum Changes Proposed for Grammar Schools
A committee of three grammar school principals appointed by Superintendent Certright is studying the school curriculum. They are Missena Barry of Barnant, Miss Gras iddie of Jefferson, and Mrs whenton Widgets of Breant. The group began work about two weeks ago and will report with recommendations. The plan aims to balance time allotted to subjects while maintaining a normal scope. The report is due in the near future.
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Smmnmas
Grammar School
Certright
Gortrizh
Missena Barry
Barnant School
Grasiddie
Jefferson School
Whenton Widgets
Breant School
Jim
Ansonia mayor candidates report campaign expenses
Ansonia election filings show candidates’ expenditures. George W. Larkin spent 12 dollars to run for mayor. Alf Larkin was not elected. William Johnson sought senate with 195.80 dollars, McGarthy spent 36.50, a 25 dollar contribution went to the Democratic town committee. Theo Stor, first woman elected to public office in Ansonia, and M. Drew listed substantial totals with the secretary of state.
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Ansonia
Mieke
George W. Larkin
Alf Larkin
Hye
William Johnson
Seymorr
Rede M. Drew
Trenuh— Wy
Drew
Ansonia Youth at Yale Hospital Poisoned
Ansonia youth hospitalized after eating an epys salad while visiting Yale students. Reports say he is not in danger. Other names mentioned include Mrs al Bartholomew and Mrs. Wilson of By guest Willy, with various local references to Derby and Milford. The piece references a fire in Milford and a funeral service at St Marys, plus community notices.
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Marschussettss Heverend and Coustin
Vad. Wilson
Willy Eel
Milford Ralery
Morris
Marcella Sink
John Savi
Sheeer
Sh Ofelagh
Flor Arsungion
Lsb
Jovermenis
St. Mary's Reedary
No Dancers Allowed for Sing Sing Inmates Show
New York area report notes a ruling forbidding bare legged dancers at Sing Sing. Fifty dancing girls were planned to perform for inmates but officials declined the act citing safety and propriety concerns, after receiving letters with information about the show.
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Sing Sing
Yuri
pLuay
Willige
Iny
Dies from burns after accident in Nehn ta
In Nehn ta on November 20 Muriv Sater, a local miner, died after suffering severe burns while playing near a grit helis. The incident occurred around 2 Ore yesterday, with details limited and authorities investigating the scene.
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Nehnta
sMuriv
Vetep Sater Oy
Physical Defects Hamper Nutrition Survey Indicates
A historical study links physical handicaps in children to nutrition, noting defects in about one tenth of 200 weighed Baltimore area children. Correcting defects improved growth in many, with girls and younger boys showing faster gains. The report underscores the impact of early treatment on development and wellbeing.
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Bourg Et
Seard
Balthmore
Fragmentary ad copy on eczema treatment and cosmetics
A damaged ad style text promotes an eczema remedy with unclear claims. It mentions a topical agent said to remove Begonia and provide quick relief, but the language is garbled and marketing oriented. The brief reads like a slippery health claim with promotional tone and nonsensical phrasing.
Victrola No. 210 Promises Simple Beauty for Home
The Victrola No. 210 comes in mahogany or walnut with a simple design and rich finish. It offers high quality reproduction and uses Victor records from top artists. Price is $100 and purchases can be made on a club payment plan at the fourth door, front.
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Victor
Thanksgiving drapery hints from the store display
Thanksgiving hints from the drapery section highlight Mercerized marquisette curtains with hand drawn hemstitched edges in white and beige priced a pair at 2 dollars. Velour portieres in colors blue brown rose green sell per pair at 22.50 and 25 dollars. Filled velour pillows range 2.50 to 5 dollars. Art muslin sash curtains 36 inches wide 29 cents per yard.
Brushed Wool Women’s Sweaters Attract Attention
Women’s brushed wool sweaters feature soft fuzzy surfaces and snug fit for comfort. Described as warm and plain yet appealing, they come in popular colors including camel. Priced at $2.05, the second Noor rear item row references a catalog-style display.
Laurel corset debut from Howland firm on science
The Laurel corset is introduced as a first in a new Howland line. It features a tan elastic top, long hip support, and heavy flesh color brocade fabric. Made for comfort and fit with elastic web hose supporters, offered in sizes 21 to 28 for $2, with more styles to follow.
Perfume novelty purse size bottle dazzles shoppers
A new compact perfume bottle in a dainty golden cap and crystal pattern offers Houbigant scents such as Quelque Figures Mon Boudoir Violette Houbigant Le Parfume Ideal La Rose France Mai D Angele Coer de Jeanette Quelques Violettes. The petite beauty carries a purse size and is priced for main floor left center displays.
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Marie Antoinette
Mon Boudoir
Violette Houbigant
le Parfume Ideal
la Rose France
Mai
D’angeville
Coer de Jeanette
Quelques Violettes
St. Main Floor
Ideal outdoor sport sweaters for women athletes
These sweaters suit the woman who delights in outdoor activities such as golf skating hiking and motoring. They feature a wide ribbed bottom that fits snugly a strong heavy varn knit for warmth and service. Slip-on design with a heavy roll collar offered in brown navy white and the clinel Shade SY Second fear rear.
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Stratfield
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