Auto Wreck on Stratford Avenue Ends with Escape
An automobile driven by John Van Wagner of 284 Newfield Avenue crashed into a telegraph pole on Stratford Avenue. Van Wagner and his wife Catherine escaped serious injury, suffering only facial and hand lacerations from the windshield. They received first aid and were taken to Emergency Hospital. A second crash on State Street injured 17 year old Paul Swarney and sent him to St. Vincent's Hospital.
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John van Wagner
Newfield Avenue
Stratford Avenue
City Inc
van Wagner
Gatherine
Charles C. Godfrey
van Warner
Paul Swarner
King’s Whichway
Parkfield
State Street
Fairfield Avenue
John Wilkingon
Stratford
Swarney
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Tranigam Avenue
Herbert Carter
Howard Wheldon
Edward F. Symes
Boy Arrested On Malicious Destruction Charge
Joseph Hardash a 16 year old of 15 G Bostiwick avenue is accused of throwing large stones through windows in Wetland bulldings. He was unable to post 229 dollars bond and remained in custody overnight.
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Joseph Hardash
Bostiwick Avenue
Double funeral for aged Hopkins couple in Stratford
Stratford learns of the deaths of Donald R. Hopkins a World War veteran and his wife Adelaide J. Hopkins aged 87. A double service will be held at 8 pm Tuesday at 34 Selleckshive with interment planned in Portland beside their son Edward F. Hopkins and other relatives in attendance.
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Stratford
Edward R. Hopkins
Selleckshive
Donald R. Hopkins
Adelaide J. Hopkins
Whet
West Haven
Edward F. Hopkins
Epen
World Wide New Year Day Urged as Means to Peace
A letter from Dr. Poshton Serabjee Genlbai Dubish of Keamari Karachi proposes a World Wide New Year Day to foster peace through internationalism. Dr. Dubash advocates adopting January 24 as a shared New Year, arguing it would unite diverse cultures, reduce jealousy, and promote an impartial, global holiday. The piece reviews his writings and praise from various publications while noting his wide philanthropy and literary work.
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York
India
Nowiday
Poshton Serabjee Genlbai Dubish
Keamari
Karachi
International
New York
Dubash
Noah
Pers
Sian
Ccistian
Pesnio Ag
Crech Ghureses
Ubash Parsee
London
Sindy Observer
Jon
J. C- Seukre
Swinburne
Dr. Almost
Ahmedand Jeeper
Praja Tandhusi
Thug
Thly Bewyliftd
Forbes Defends Administration of Vets Bureau
Washington Oct 20 Public hearings opened as Charles Forbes former director of the Veterans Bureau arrived late and ill to defend the bureau against sharp charges. He travelled 3 000 miles to be heard as the Senate committee investigated its operations. Forbes insisted the integrity of the bureau be defended and that he be allowed to reply to statements affecting its management. Chairman Reed warned no individual would be singled out and he would allow ample opportunity to explain or contradict claims. Director Wines testified on conditions amid questions about the survey and steps taken since last March to implement changes.
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Washington
Charles TR. Forbes
Seattle
Var~ Jeran
Senate
Re. Forbes
Major Reed
Pennyssyyona
Norbes Antholrer
Indiveadual
Wines
Law Bargai
O'iyan
Police cannot locate home of man killed by auto
Danbury, Oct. 22 Special to the Pelogram Danbury police and medical authorities have not learned where Hawlayvite Bu nyard Smalley, sixty, lived. Smalley, a farm hand, died from injuries after an automobile struck him while he was near the road. Frank Mancuso, the driver, claims another car forced him onto the road. Mancuso remains under observation as John J. Phelan conducts an inquiry due today.
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Danbury
J—Poce
Here
Smalley
Frank Mancuso
Mancuso
John J.phelan
Sulphur Clears Up Rough or Red Skin
A noted skin specialist advocates Attie Mens Lha Sulphur, claiming it quickly clears leaking or fiery skin conditions and eczema. The preparation is said to soothe irritated skin, heal eruptions such as rash pimples and ringworm, and removes discomfort with rapid improvement. Obtain a small jar from Wiles Mantho Sulphur or any druggist and agent.
Celery King Diet Aid Promises Gentle Laxative Effect
A vintage ad touts Celery King Cat package as a cheap laxative to regulate bowels and boost vitality. It claims two cups every other night will strengthen the body against winter flu and notes low cost with a playful misspelling filled sales pitch aimed at families.
Dandruff Remedy Promises Hair Regrowth and Shine
An old advertisement touts Histalve Il as the only sure cure for dandruff, claiming it clears the scalp, nourishes hair, and prevents itching. The pitch urges using Ardlaary liquid, applying nightly, with two to three treatments ensuring hair looks fuller and healthier. Available at drug stores.
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Donald I, Hophio
Donald IH. Hopkins
Morris Supreme Leaf Lord
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Supreme Lord
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Heckers’ Cream
Gréam Farina
Forbes
Senate Committee
Armstrong
Armstkone Conk Company
Linoleum
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Fifth Avenue
Binute Tapioca Company, Orange, Mave
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