Headaches May Be Caused By Constipation
A reader testimonial claims headaches stem from constipation and promotes Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a guaranteed remedy. The letter from Mrs. Hardin cites digestive issues, acne, and skin blotches as symptoms and urges daily bran consumption for relief with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Lea Karpin
Beekly Avenue
Dallas
Texan
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Michigan
Kellogg’s
New England Will Represent At Atlantic City Recreation Congress
New England leaders in public playgrounds will attend the National Recreation Congress in Atlantic City Oct 18-22 under the Playground and Recreation Association of America. Speakers include Joseph Tee, Governor John Winant, and Col Theodore Roosevelt, detailing progress from public gardens to 508 playgrounds nationwide.
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Boston
New England
Thirtenth National Recreation Congress
Atlantic City
Playground and Recreation Association of America
United States
Joseph Tee
Playground
RB Association of America
John Winant
New Hampshire
Gerald Key Lee
Northhampton
Mass
Eva Whiting White
Boston Community Service
Howard , Ives
Portland
Reading
Charles J. Lanier
Greenywich
Conn
Stanford
Ernst Hermann
Newton
Arthur Leland
Newport
Dorothy
Geary
South Man
Brockton
Turners Falls
Lawrence
Attebors
Waltham
Dalton
Providence
Kingston
Woonsocket
R. J. Meriden
Hartford
Bridgeport
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
William T. Manning
New York
A. H. Reeve
National Congress of Parer@s
George Barton Cutten
Colgate University
Mathew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Charles Flatt
National Probation Association
Boy Scout Executives to Meet in Middlesex County
Two hundred delegates accepted an invitation to the New England Boy Scout executives annual round-up in Middletown on November 7. Governor John H. Trumbull and other state officials are invited to speak. The visitors will inspect Wesleyan University during their stay.
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Middletown
New England Boy Scout
Middlesex County Council
John H. Trumbull
Wesleyan University
Bladder Weakness Promises Relief From Matamel
A New Haven reader recounts improved health after using Matamel for bladder, kidney and back troubles. The advertisement features Alva John Erickson of 1178 Willeren Street claiming daily backache and bladder issues lessened, urging readers to try Matamel, noting no alcohol or drugs and availability at Hind Drug Stores and other druggists.
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Matamel
New Haven
Aperite
Alva
John Erickson
Willeren Street
Hind Drug
Nuns Prevent Panic During Hospital Fire in Port Jervis
In Port Jervis on October 13 a fire damaged the nurses home at St Francia hospital. Sisters of the hospital earned praise for keeping student nurses calm, preventing dangerous rushes to save belongings. Two firefighters were lightly hurt as the blaze caused about 5000 dollars in damage.
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Middletown
St. Francia
Welfare workers say liquor evils are on decrease
Springfield Mass October 14 AP speakers at a symposium on the effect of the Eighteenth Amendment on social work testified that drunkenness in family distress has fallen since prohibition. Stockton Raymond of Boston Family Welfare Society noted cases dropped from 26 to 8 percent. William H Thayer of Providence BR 1 Family Welfare said drunkenness is only half as influential. Mary Gabraith of Pittsfield added the drunkenness factor dropped from 10 percent to zero in two years.
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Springfield
Mass
Herbert €. Parsons
Massachusetta Conference of Social Work
Stockton Raymond
Boston Family Welfare Society
William H. Thayer
Providence BR. 1
Family Welfare Society
Mary Gabraith
Pittsfield Society
Breed, New York magnate, is dead
Richard Edwards Breed, noted public utilities figure and director of multiple power and finance firms, died at Roosevelt hospital after a week with a toxic infection. Born March 17 1866 in Pittsburgh, he moved to New York twenty years ago and chaired several major corporations while serving as a trustee of the American Defense Society. He leaves a widow, sons Richard and George, two daughters, and held posts on governor staffs in Indiana.
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New York
Richard Edwards Breed
Roosevelt Hospital
Mr. Breed
Pittsturret
Pittsburgh
American Light and Power Company
The
Electric Light and Power Corporation
Cirema Power and Light Company
Wheeling Bank and Trust Company
Paper Firm Sells Vast Timber Holdings to International Paper
Sherbrooke Que October 14 AP The Chaleur Bay Mill company with offices here has sold most of its assets to International Paper for about 2.3 million dollars. Cash of 1 million was paid. The holdings include 465 square miles of timber limits real estate a saw mill with capacity of one million feet weekly and a town of about sixty houses St Anne De Rettigouche. International Paper plans to build a pulp mill nearby.
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Sherbrooke
Que
Chaleur Bay Milla Company
International Paper Company
St. Anne de Rettigouche
Slaying of 12 year old Mary Romanuk yields manslaughter plea
Salem mass October 14 Joseph Boychuk of Peabody pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the July death of 12 year old Mary Romanuk and pleaded to assault with intent to murder her mother. Judge Laurie imposed 16 to 20 years for manslaughter and 5 to 8 years for assault to run concurrently. Prosecutors said Boychuk acted with jealousy and insanity claims were noted. He was arrested in Pennsylvania and returned for trial.
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Salem
Mass
Joseph Boychuk
Peabody
Mary Romanuk
Laurie
Beychuk
Pennsylvania
Polish memorial presented to President Coolidge on independence anniversary
A memorial and greetings from the Polish people were tendered to President Coolidge on the 150th anniversary of American independence. The presentation was made by Leopold Kotnowski and Professor Iwanowski, who noted signatures from one sixth of Poland's 30 million inhabitants on the lists finalized July 4 during Polish independence celebrations.
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Washington
Poland
Coolwige
Leopold Kotnowski
Iwanowski
Memory Training Demonstration at Kiwanis Luncheon
Kiwanis members heard a memory improvement demonstration by R. Donald Tegan of the National Institute, with audience name recall, and Francia Bustillo of New York urged picturing or writing names during introductions. The talk echoed a Lions club presentation by Vellx Renick, stressing initial impressions and daily memory use.
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Kiwanis Club
Stratfield Hotel
R. Donald Tegan
National Institute, Inc
Lions Club
Pagan
Francia Bustillo
New York City
Alwaya
Qierson
Bustillo
Vellx Renick
National Institute
Roth Ten
Emory
Tts
Bankers of State Back from Coast in Hartford Visit
A delegation of Connecticut bank officials and families returned from Los Angeles where they attended the American Savings convention. Attendees included State Bank Commissioner John B. Byrn, and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Prince of Hartford, with numerous relatives from New Haven Norwalk South Norwalk Stamford New Canaan Bridgeport Norwalk and Norwalk.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Los Angeles
Calif
N Ution
John B. Byrn
Tatnam
Nathan 0
Prince of Wartford
Walter Downes
New Haven
G. I
Florence Hayiard
South Norwalk
Katoh E. Hermann
C.F. Hoyt
Willett H. Kellogg
C. B. Lawrence
New Canaan
May Natteford
Norwalk
May F. R. Nichols
A. W. Tremaine
Alice Tremaine
Bridgeport
Shrieks At Sentence Followed By Court Drama
New Haven October. A hysterical Mrs Mary Nivickas protested a Criminal Superior Court decision that her husband Joseph Nivickas, convicted on a third offense violation of the harbor law, must pay 900 dollars in fines and costs and serve 18 months in jail. She was escorted from the courtroom as officers halted a recess. Two of her children clung to her in the sheriff’s office while she cursed those who sent her husband to jail. The jury had found Joseph guilty yesterday and the sentence was handed down today before a crowded room.
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New Haven
Mary Nivickas
Crminal Superior Court
Joseph Nivickas
Deportation of trio delayed by court appeal in Fall River
Antonio Pereira, Diamantino Texeira and Antonio Di Costa, recent deportation orders for publishing seditious literature, appealed in federal court with Judge Arthur L. Brown hearing their writ of habeas corpus. Bail set at $2,000 each so they may await hearings in November aboard the Fahre Hner Sinai.
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Providence
R. L. Cat
Antonio Pereira
Diamantino Texeira
Antonio di Costa
Fall River
Secretary of Labor
Arthur L. Brown
Diplomatic Chiefs Convene at Sesqui Centennial
Twenty Latin-American republics diplomats in Washington, with Secretary Kellogg as Pan American Union head, will meet in Philadelphia for the Sesqui Centennial on October 22. Officials expect a colorful display of international friendship as the first Pan American meeting held formally outside Washington.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Kelloge
Pan-American Union
Americas
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