Storrs Opening Delayed Until October 2
Connecticut agricultural welfare program opening postponed to October 2 as influenza epidemics ease. Student Amy Training corps volunteers at Storrs, about sixty men reported for induction, with full quota of 400 to arrive in two weeks. War department guidance allows local segregation in mess and quarters while eligible Connecticut youths are urged to join.
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Norwalk Reports 250 Flu Cases and 3 More Deaths
Norwalk records 250 influenza cases and three new deaths amid the Spanish flu outbreak. Victims include William Montgomery at 9 oclock and Elizabeth Cerrata of Westport, with Mikolent Zominaski of 34 Broad Street also dying yesterday. Conditions at the fair grounds improve as the epidemic eases locally. Churches and theatres remain open with fumigation and antiseptic measures continuing. Republican convention set for October 12 at Hotel Clifford to nominate a senator candidate, with Senator Charles Williamson likely to be renominated.
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Wilton
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Grace M. E. Church Has Good Program
Grace M. E. Church hosts a series of meetings with a lesson on the Winged World topic and a conch study in the same room. Enthusiastic attendees pledge support as experienced speakers discuss efforts to arrange broader church activities and youth programs.
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Lapsworth League
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Alen
Investigation Into Newberry Case Started
Federal grand jury in Michigan began examining the Newberry case tied to campaign finances. Records subpoenaed show disbursements exceeding the $10,000 limit for a congressional candidate or associated parties under federal election law. Several prominent Michigan Republicans were summoned. proceedings continue tomorrow in U S district court.
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Rest and Economical Treatment for Anemia and Nerves
Medical ad blitz extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for scrofula rheumatism catarrh dyspepsia and loss of appetite, Peptiron for anemia and exhausted nerves, and Fountain Fond's Pills for biliousness and constipation. Advert in old newspaper style highlights combination therapy and ready availability from druggists.
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Head Stuffs From Catarrh or a Cold
An old advertisement promises quick relief for nasal congestion through a fragrant antiseptic healing cream. It claims the cream opens air passages, stops hawking and snuffling, and relieves headache and dryness after a single lathe applied inside the nostrils. The copy urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist.
Turn Gray Hair Dark With Wyeth Sage and Sulphur
A vintage advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken faded or gray hair. It claims natural, even darkening after dampening a sponge and applying to small strands, with results in a few applications. Not for disease cure.
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