No Fear Now of Indigestion Sold in U S and Canada
An old ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as chewable relief for digestive upset. It claims the tablets neutralize stomach acid and aid digestion of starches like potatoes rice oatmeal and white flour. The copy urges keeping a cent box on hand to prevent indigestion.
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Canada
Service at Cost For Trolley Lines
Atlantic City reports from the American Electric Exposition where Philip H. Gadsden of Philadelphia urged adopting a service at cost plan for electric railways to restore credit. He cited Cleveland Street Railway wartime securities as proof the plan can provide fair returns while keeping fares at cost.
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Philip H. Gadsden
Philadelphia
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Federal Electric Railway
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Cleveland Street Railway Company
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Military Mass For MacSwiney
In New York on October 12 a solemn military Mass honored Terence MacSwiney Lord Mayor of Cork as Ireland’s hero. The Fighting Sixty-ninth Irish regiment attended at St Francis de Sales with war time elements, a guard, and veterans, while Rev James A Dunnigan led prayers praising MacSwiney as a hero and man of God.
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New York
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
St. Francis di Sales
MacSwingy
James A. Dunnigan
MacSwiney
Ireland
Sunday School Teachers Convene in Fairfield County
The annual convention of Presbyterian Sunday school teachers in Fairfield County met at First Presbyterian Church in Myrtla4avenna and State street. About 100 representatives attended with afternoon addresses by Rev. Alexander Aligon Jr and others. Supper was served with H LT Road as toastmaster. In the evening Rev. William J Thayer spoke on A Chain Without a Broken Link and Prof George R Wells on The Fundamental Task of the Church School.
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Fairfield County
First Presbyterian Church
Myrtla4avenna
State Street
Alexander Aligon, Jr
Clarence ‘Hs Prank
Hartfo ‘d
Winchester
Fairfield
Wallace I. Weodin
Hertford
Lucy S Chapin
Hartford
C. V. Calevin
Plenty of Alcohol in Pacific Islands Raw Materials Plan
The Autocar reports plans to use maize cassava and sugar crops in the Pacific Islands especially British East Africa and Kenya to supply raw materials for power alcohol. It estimates production could meet global needs and cost about 12 cents per gallon of power alcohol.
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London
Pacific Islands
Pritish East Africa
Kenya
Pan American Demonstration in Paris Dinner Event
Paris October 12 report describes a Pan American demonstration at the Allied club on Columbus Day with Dr Gagina de Cunha and Brazilian ambassador La France hosting a dinner in the American ambassador's hangar attended by Wallase and other diplomatic representatives of the Squish Ameren republic.
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Paris
Columbus
Tank Explodes in Cataronis County Fire
A storage tank in Cataronis County exploded today sending more than eleven thousand gallons of oil into the air and smoke. Firefighters battled the blaze through the afternoon as authorities investigated the cause.
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Binghamton
N. 1
Cataronis
Shortage of essential foods as price controls backfire
Government efforts to enforce fixed pricing fail to curb shortages. Officials raid shops and private homes for vanished staples including potatoes pilchards rice salt sugar and bacon. Many hidden stocks seized and fines imposed though searches yield little result as living strains grow.
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Bilbon
Leyden changes little since time of Pilgrims
Leyden Holand marks tercentenary of Pilgrim Fathers departure. Charles Macfarland of New York delivered a sermon from the pulpit once used by Robinson. The Gothic St Peters church preserves the same setting as in Pilgrims era with the organ that once cheered the fathers still played for descendants at the memorial service.
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Leven
Holand
Leyden
America
Charles Macfarland
New York
Robinson
Ishureh
St Peters
Robdidson
Leprosy Expert Dead in New Orleans Doctor Jandore Dyer Dies
Dr Jandore Dyer, dean of Tulare University medical school, renowned for work on leprosy and malignant diseases, died of heart disease at his New Orleans home, on October 12. He was widely cited for influential medical research.
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New Orleans
Jandore ‘Dyer
Medical School
Tulare University
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