United States Grain Corp Plans Reduced Price Flour Sale
The United States Grain Corporation will market standard quality straight grade flour in retail packages via leading city dealers. Buyers may soon learn where to buy United States Grain Corporation Standard Pure Wheat Flour at a large saving compared with patent grade prices. Watch this space for announcements.
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Free Christmas Dinner Offers Aid in Village
A village charity arranged a free Christmas dinner, supported by local figures and volunteers. The event featured a meal for attendees at a community location, with organizers stressing gratitude and community spirit.
Moose Bunting Resumes in Maine After Four-Year Gap
In Bangor, Maine, moose hunting resumes after a four year suspension. Officials note a large turnout as hunters from across the region arrive for the open season, seeking to harvest moose despite prior fears of overexploitation and legislative limits.
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Nervous Prostration Patient Praises Vegetable Compound
A West Philadelphia woman recounts thirty years of ill health and numerous nervous prostration attacks. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered, can do housework, and urges other women with similar symptoms to try the remedy. The notice cites Mrs. Frang Frozeenann of 25 N. 41st St. and invites letters to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Prices Rise for Men’s Suits Next Year Predictions
A Boston report notes higher prices in men’s clothing next year due to accounting changes and rising costs. Officials cite excess profits taxes passed to handlers as a core factor, while clothiers claim ongoing business pressures and pricing strategies, signaling steadier costs ahead.
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Adriatic Tensions Rise Over Allied Naval Moves
Reports from Warepean waters describe high level talks between US under-secretary and Admiral Knapp amid Italian Admiral Millo’s reception of D Annunzio. Discussions focus on potential actions if Adriatic forces confront Italian and Soviet influences, including a surprising alliance shift and possible troop deployments.
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Beavial Services committee backs six oclock closing
In Port area congregations discuss a formal resolution urging six o clock closing. Rev W Geas led devotion and Rev Donald Maregreon presented a paper on prayer as part of a meeting chaired by J. president of the association. A business session followed.
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Thompson Fined $50 for Assault on Law Shelton
In Shelton city court yesterday Thompson was fined $50 plus costs totaling $64.83 for an assault on Law. The defendant has a long record with about 40 prior arrests and court appearances, per attached records.
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Suppressed Laffeuille Newspaper Seized in France
Police seized one thousand copies of Laffeuille published in Geneva as its radical tendencies were disallowed in France. The issue cited reports alleging Lloyd George favored conciliatory talks with the Russian Soviets and mentioned an interallied conference in London to review the Russian question.
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Woman and niece burned to death in fire
The fire at the home of Edward Gaeke, a railroad employee, killed Mrs Cracke and her 14 year old niece Cleiuyva Gaeke. Their bodies were found in the ruins. The Harvey girl was Mrs Cracke's sister.
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Arrests and bond set in federal case in New Haven area
Danielson resident Don Greely faces federal charges after arrest by local officers and a grand jury appearance. He was released on a bond of 8,500 for trial next month in the United States Court before Commissioner Wright.
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