Father John's Medicine for Healthy Children Ad
An old advertisement touts Father John's Medicine as a safe tonic for children to build strength, rosy cheeks, and bright eyes. It claims no alcohol or harmful drugs, cites decades of success, and includes a customer testimonial from Mrs. Henry Desautel of Attleboro Massachusetts praising weight gain and ruggedness in her children.
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Father John
Henry Desautel
Fisher Pl
N. Attleboro
Mass
Watson Says Prohibition Won't Disturb Republican Unity
Senator James E. Watson of Indiana asserts Prohibition will not be a major issue for Republicans in the 1928 campaign or at the national convention. He notes Democrats are unsure on the matter and emphasizes the party's plan to enforce all laws without singling out Prohibition. Watson warns the nominee should adhere to the platform unless a new issue arises, in which case the candidate's views may guide policy.
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James E. Watson
Indiana
Watson
Chicago
Bobes Penrose
Philadelphia
Wat Ion
Cleveland
Platform
Charles Beecher Warren
Mexico
Resolutions Committee
Warren
Coolidge
Henry Allen Cooper
Wiaconsin
Leonidas
Mississippi
United States
Four Killed in Grade Crossing Crash Near Cedar Point
Four Parkersburg residents died in a railroad crossing accident near Cedar Point Kansas yesterday while traveling to California. Victims include W H Whitehair and his wife Myre, Mary Stevens sister in law to Whitehair, and Miss Taylor an adopted daughter of Stevens. Witnesses say Whitehair stopped to wait for a freight train, then drove onto the tracks in its path.
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Newton
Kansas
Associated Press
Parkersburg
W. Va
Cedar Point
W. H. Whitebsh
Myre
Mary Stevens
R-Inslaw
Whitehair
Miss Taylor
Stevens
California
Smith Plans Four Campaign Speeches in Albany
Governor Smith announced he will deliver four speeches in the campaign against the Republicans’ four-year term proposal. He said Republican leaders are unlikely to mount a strong opposition, stating bond implications are clear for all to read.
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Albany
Red E. Smith
Republicas
Ohe
Drunken undertaker held as hearse collision ends in arrest
Paterson N J Oct 10 Police released the body of a hospital patient after arresting Burton W Schemp an undertaker named Firewater for driving a hearse while intoxicated The hearse bearing the body collided with another vehicle and was kept in Freedmans garage overnight after the arrest
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Paterson
WN. J
Associated Press
Greystone Hospital
Burton W. Schemp
Schemp
Freedman
Charge Dropped Against Hawley After Hearing
Judge Henry Harford dismissed charges of fraudulent voting against Reymond Hawley of Ocean Avenue Stratford. Hawley’s arrest followed a complaint by Everett Sniffen, a Stratford banker and defeated councilman, who alleged Hawley falsely claimed town residency for six months before applying to be an elector. The judge found no proof of malice or intent to defraud as Hawley’s name appeared on the voting list per long standing Stratford practice. Sniffen said he has not yet decided on pursuing other alleged irregularities from last week’s ballot.
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Henry Harford
Stratford Town Court
Reymond Hawley
Ocean Avenue
Hawley
Everett B. Sniffen
Stratford
Camed
Sniffen
Harford
Proat
Nestor Light
Raymond Baldwin
Thomas Cullinan
Haley
Inn of Stratford
Wilton Red Cross Officials to Meet
The executive committee of the Wilton branch of the Norwalk Chapter American Red Cross will hold a meeting Wednesday at 8 p m in the Wilton library to prepare for the annual meeting on November 8 a speaker from National Headquarters Washington D C is expected and motion pictures of Red Cross disaster relief in the Mississippi valley flood area will be shown. Miss Bees Coley arranging several tables for the Norwalk Daughters of the American Revolution benefit bridge and whist party at the Town house Mill Hill Norwalk on Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Goldsmith and Jmy have closed their home on Belden Hill and returned to New York City for the winter. Miss Amelia L Wenderoth returned yesterday from Washington D C where she attended the annual convention of the American National Red Cross. During sessions on Red Cross work in rural and town communities as well as able cities she was among the program speakers her work particularly in the Junior Red Cross field is well known.
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Wilton
Tee
Norwalk
American Red Cross
National
Washington, D. C
Mississippi Valley
Norwalk Daughters of the American Revolution
Mill Hill
Red Cross
Miller New Manager Of Credit Men's Group
New York reports Stephen L. Miller national educational director of the American Bankers Association and American Institute of Banking has been named executive manager of the National Association of Credit Men to succeed F. H. Tregoe. Miller is well known in banking circles in Bridgeport and Hartford areas.
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New York
Miller
Bridgeport
American Institution
Wrong Trio Wet As Club Members Seek Vengeance
Stratford youths serenading Cupheag club at Lovell building sparked a prank. Three Park City men drenched by club members in a bucket of soapy water after open window serenade. Fled to alley. uneasy reconciliation followed amid late night confusion.
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Stratford Town
Bridgeport
Lovell
Stratford
Moat
Volstead
Decidieg
Cupberg Club
Cupheag
Park City
Lovell Building
Cupheag Club
Pedestrian Fined in Fairfield Court
William La Montagne of Fairfield was fined 10 dollars and costs by Judge Clarence R. Hail in the Fair fest court yesterday after Constable H. R. Elwood hauled him in to save his life. Elwood detained him when he staggered near Kings Highway to keep him from autos and arranged transport to the station. Other dispositions included Joseph Zeig fined 25 for reckless driving, Frank Rider for non support, Earl A. Swain fined 25 for reckless driving, Harald Clark fined 5 for intoxication, and Stanley Lepnisk fined 15 for unregistered auto.
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William la Montagne
Fairfield
Costa
Fairfest
Clarence R. Hail
H. R. Elwood
la Montagne
Kings Highway
Elwood
Joseph Zeig
Park Place
New York
Frank Rider
Earl A. Swain
Wellington Street
Boston
Mass
Harald Clark
Fairy Field
Stanley Lepnisk
Admiral Bristol Starts Inspection Up Yangtse
Shanghai October 10 Rear Admiral Mark L. Bristol who recently assumed command of American naval forces in China sailed today to inspect the Yangtse river up to Hankow and perhaps beyond to gain first hand knowledge of interior conditions aboard a fleet ship.
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Shanghai
Associated Ress
Mark L. Bristol
China
Yangtse
Hankow
Murderer of Cop Given 50 Year Term in Brooklyn Case
New York Oct 10 AP Benjamin Radler an 18 year old cemetery bandit was sentenced to 40 years to life for the murder of Patrolman Henry Meyer Edward Reilly aged 22 received 45 years to life for his part in the robbery of two women at the grave of their father in Queens cemetery Both pleaded guilty Friday to the double crime on the Amherst引用
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New York
Benjamin Radler
Banait
Henry Meyer
Dse
Edward Reilly
Rader
Reilly
Queens Cemetery
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