Olive Tablets a Diuretic Claim Clarified
A decipherable ad fragment touts Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel to cure a yellow pallor and palid tongue with claimed health benefits. The copy promises a pink eye tone and clear skin after use, noting a cost and distribution by druggists and Dr Edwards.
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Two Women Hurt As Auto Leaves Road Near Huntington
On a Friday trip from White Hills to Bridgeport Mrs. Daniel Shelton Elizabeth Shelton and Gladys Shelton were shaken when steering failed and the car struck a stone, leaving Mrs. Shelton with cuts from broken glasses and a back strain while Gladys sustained bruises. The vehicle had bent steering gear and fenders. no major injuries to others were noted.
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Daniel B. Shelton
Elizabeth Shelton
Gladys Shelton
Indian Well Road
Henry Buckingham
Frederick G. Perry
Bhelton
Harold French
Woodhaven
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Panton
William French
Edwin C. Shelton
Monroe
Edwin C. Wixom
Stephen Beardsley
Etta Burch
East Lyme
Harold Thompson
Annie Brooks
Gilbert Brooks
Edith Wing
Arthur Wing
Westville
Herbert C. Ferrin
Akin
Pawling
Martin Diggins
Bridgeport Road
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Farmill River Grange Hall
Frank Wesolowski
Helen Clarke
Willian Cook, Jr
Caroline
Watertown
Mass
William Cook
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Adeline Baldwin
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Kurt Zeigler
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
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Wells Hollow
Charles Perley
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Dorothy Ferrie
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Hanford G. Wilson
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Danville man gets 10 to 20 years for manslaughter
George McLain of Danville Ohio was sentenced to ten to twenty years in Auburn prison after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the July 19 killing of William P. Murphy of New Bedford Massachusetts in Binghamton. He had been indicted for murder, second degree, but pleaded guilty to manslaughter during the trial.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Associated Press
George McLain
Danville
Ohi
Auburn
William P. Murphy
New Bedford
Mass
MecLuin
Local Residents Send Holiday Money Abroad
Local residents have begun sending money orders overseas as Christmas gifts to relatives and friends living abroad. Delays in transit and long delivery times to Europe and distant lands mean money orders should be sent early to reach destinations by Christmas.
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Pidgeport
Europe
Iene Keron
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Asthma cures through diet and exercise
The article argues asthma is a symptom not a disease and lists three main causes: diaphragm pressure, lack of diaphragmatic mobility, and excess bronchial mucus. It advocates cure via diet and exercise, rejects pollen or animal proteins as real causes, warns against serums and adrenal stimulants, and promises guidance in tomorrow's installment.
Personal letters to Dr Frank McCoy at Bridgeport Telegram
Readers are invited to write Dr. Frank McCoy about intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Enclose a self addressed envelope for a reply and send letters to Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Frank McCoy
Laughing Stock Cartoon Bits and Quick Jokes
A collage of humorous vignettes and sketches features political sendups, a lazy-room scene with a landlady, a soap opera hero, a cider cellar anecdote, a fake president joke, a cereal installment gag, film industry quips, a wife's retort to a record setter, and a psychologist punchline. Strong names include Ezra Hunkins and Silas Hunkins, with broader references to a broad cast of characters and a modern automobile improvement notion.
Judge Warns of Jail for Letter Thefts in District
Boston, March 28. Judge James M. Morton Jr. ruled that all who steal letters from the mail in this district will face jail sentences. After a judges conference, Marsh of New Bedford admitted two letters with 810 in value and received four months in jail. Other cases followed a similar pattern to secure mail transmission.
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Mov
Associated Press
James M. Morton, Jr
Federal District Court
Lewis C. Marsh
New Bedford
Mexico Sends Planes and Cavalry to Stop Rebels
Mexico City dispatch reports three more cavalry regiments sent from the capital to Jalisco to join the federal campaign against rebels described as Catholic bands. Earlier, four airplanes and 1,600 troops were sent to Jalisco, Aguascalientes and Michoacan, bringing total federal forces to about 5,000 in the troubled zone.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Jalisco
Aguascalientes
Michoacan
Taken to Hillside Ambulance Incident with Kozac
An ambulance carrying Dr. David S. Greenspun was driven to 301 Osborne street at 1 45 yesterday afternoon where Steve Kozac was found slightly demented. He was taken to Hillside home for treatment and observation. Kozac is twenty seven, known in the Great End of the city and served overseas in World War II.
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David S. Greenspun
Osborne Street
Steve Kozac
Hillside
Kozec
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