Wise wives serve YUBAN daily for family meals
The ad extols YUBAN coffee as daily serving for families not just special dinners. It notes a higher cost per pound but claims the coffee travels farther and tastes richer than ordinary brews, urging readers to try it.
Ice Box Cake Story and Magnolia Condensed Milk Ad
A recipe and sales pitch praise Magnolia Sweetened Condensed Milk for an ice box cake and other desserts. It explains ingredients, steps, and chilling time, highlighting richness, smoothness, and economy, while urging readers to try Magnolia products in coffee and cooking. The copy promotes brand benefits and convenience for home cooks.
Booth urges adults to help train youth in juvenile control
Charles Brandon Booth, son of the Salvation Army founder and national field secretary of the Big Brother and Big Sister Federation, spoke in city venues on Juvenile Control. He urged businessmen and women to devote time to each troubled youth, stressing sympathetic, faith-aligned mentoring and direct involvement to curb delinquency.
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Charles Brandon Booth
Salvation Army
Big Brother
Big Sister Federation
Central High School
Auditorium Hall
James C Moore
Chamber of Commerce Limcheon
Sustfield Hotel
Booth
Mr. Booth
United States
Boys Scouts
Girl Scouts
Rotary
Kiwanis
Youngtown
Woman Smoker Blamed For $300000 Fire In Boston
State investigators shifted blame from bootleggers to a careless woman smoker for the $300,000 blaze that damaged part of the Revere Beach amusement area. Fire Inspector Horigan cited a discarded cigarette in the Nautical Gardenia dance hall rest room as the fire source, following earlier reports of suspicious motor bogies and trucks.
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Boston
Associated Preas
Revere Beach
Edward J. Horrigan
Nautical Gardena Dance Hall
Beechmont
Ridera
Maine Central Reaches Wage Agreement
Maine Central announces successful settlement with engineers on wage increases similar to other eastern lines. Trainmen conductors and firemen negotiations closed several months ago.
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Maine Central
Portland
Maine
Associated Press
Maine Central Rail
Registered mail stolen from bank messenger in Los Angeles
Two armed robbers seized five pouches of registered mail from Frank Fo Wilmoth, a Bank of Italy messenger, containing checks worth more than $100 000. The theft occurred as the mail was being taken from the Hollywood branch to bank headquarters, with Wilmoth dragged into the getaway car.
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Los Angeles
Associated Preas
Frank Fo Wilmoth
Bank of Italy
Hollywood
Agie
Wilmoth
Burials contracts challenged in court protest
Contention arises that a burial contracts firm is conducting a disqualified business under state law and insurance oversight. The case involves undertaker Benedetto Nerduio and disputed arrangements, with court action seeking review of the company’s practices and compliance.
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Sata Bi Ditabire
Yrai
Berlak Benedetto Nerdeuio
Ilife Savings Lost Abandons Trip Home
New Bedford Mass Oct 10 Aged mother visit planned by John Sali thirty eight mild worker was abandoned after he reported to police he lost his entire life savings of 1277 dollars He withdrew the money from a bank for the trip and then found the rolled notes missing after taking a street car
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New Bedford
Mass
Associated Press
Tepelini
Albania
John Sali
Sali
Rev Fred W Klein to be buried near former church
The body of the Rev Field W Klein former pastor of the German Lutheran church on Harriet street will be shipped by rail from Bridgeport hospital to Owatonna Minnesota for interment in St Pauls Lutheran cemetery. His widow Mrs Louise Klein and daughter Miss Cele Klein will accompany the remains. He died of paralysis after about a week illness. The body has rested in Mountain Grove cemetery vault. He previously led St Pauls church at Owntonna for 27 years. His former congregation urged permanent burial there and the family agreed. The body will be in state at St Pauls church until two pm Thursday then funeral services follow.
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Field W Klein
Harriet Street
Bridgeport
Owatonna
Minnesota
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
Louise Klein
Cele Klein
Klein
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Elecin
St Paul's Church
Owntonna
Luella Klein
Clinton Avenue
St. Paul's Church
Ten Men Sentenced In Alcohol Ring In Cleveland
Ten defendants in the Superior Industrial Alcohol conspiracy pleaded guilty in Federal court and received sentences including 18 months and fines. Names include Fogel, Gersonstein, Silberstein, Roth, Corbin, Paterman, Miler, Engasser, and Volpe. Engasser’s sentence was deferred. others remain free on bond until later surrender. The case stemmed from a large national bootlegging operation supplying grain alcohol to manufacturers and bootleggers, with vast volumes and market prices cited by officials.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Press
United States
Paul Jones
Benjamin Fogel
Frank Fogel
Benjamin Gersonstein
David Gersonstein
Edward Silberstein
Engasser
Berty
Harry Volpe
Prohibition
Superior Alcohol Company
North Tre Company
Iig
Shelton Train Death Accidental Case Details
Coroner Joba Phelan ruled David Brophy of Shelton died accidentally after being struck by a train as he walked with his head down toward dust. The incident occurred under guidance of New Haven engineer Charles Mobies and conductor Lambert on the track where bell signals were sounded. Brophy was fatally injured.
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Joba J Phelan
David Brophy
Kieen Auset
Shelton
Wah
Brophy
Treck Walker
Charles Ho Mpbies
Hom Lamberton
New Haven
Uncertain GOP Leaders Face Real Choice in 1928 Nomination
Washington reports GOP leaders show indecision on presidential frontrunners with Dawes hedging on active candidacy and Hoover attracting general goodwill. A poll in California favors Hoover as first choice among 144 papers, while Western surveys hint Hoover could secure delegates amid a weakening primaries trend.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
Dawes
Hin F
Frank ©. Lowden
Charles B. Hughes
Coolidge
Hughes
Hoover
Lowden
Leonard Wood
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Congress
California
Hiram Johnson
Boulder Dam
Los Angeles Express
Senator Johnson
Benater Boral
Huches
Longworth
The Real Chassis Shoe For Men In Calf Or Kid Feathers
A description touts a sturdy shoe built for workers, designed to fit exacting measurements. It offers oxfords or high-cut styles in calf or kid leather with medium or broad toe options. The copy emphasizes comfort, durability, and a joyful, productive fit for real men.
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Arch Preservers
Corset-Brassieres For the Average Figure
A molding garment with inner belt and removable shoulder straps. Expert corsetières offer fittings and explanations of benefits. Price range from five to ten dollars at Second Floor-Neir.
Dix Uniforms Offer Size 34 to 40 Sixes At $5
For those preferring this costume, a fine assortment of Dix Uniforms is offered in sizes 34 to 40. The note mentions a price of five dollars and references Maouis Dhue.
Satin Brocade Third Tour
Satin Brocade is 36 inches wide and our Free Cutting Service is at your disposal to assist you in preparing your lining. Third Tour.
New Black Silks and Satin Crepe Yard Sale Prices
Advertises discounted satin crepe and crepe Elizabeth Canton satin charmeuse and Radium satin duchesse fabrics. Lists sale prices from $4.50 to $1.25 per yard, with regular prices shown. Includes items labeled New Black Silks Reg Satin Crepe and various yardage discounts.
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Canton Crepe
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