Popular Portland Woman Recovers From Year's Illness
A Portland woman, Margaret Wildes of 91 Myrtle Greet, Portland, Maine, credits the tonic Taniac with restoring health after a year of pain. She describes extreme weight loss, weakness, and indigestion before using Tanlac, noting improved appetite, sleep, and a 12 pound gain. The ad claims millions of bottles sold and urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist.
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Margaret Wildes
Myrtle Greet
Portland
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Colds and Coughs
Creomulsion is described as a two fold remedy using creosote to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth. It claims to heal throat troubles and respiratory diseases while aiding recovery after colds or flu with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Udy
Trading Room of Chicago Board of Trade Reimagined as Cathedral
Chicago October 26 AP traders at the Board of Trade found their vast room transformed into a cathedral like space with stained glass windows by John LaFarge. The upper windows were cleaned for the first time in 41 years revealing original beauty once obscured by soot and age.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
RTO
St. Thomas’s Church
New York
Memorial Hall
Harvard
St Thomas
John LaFarge
Board of Trade
Republic and Democrat clash over campaign charges
New Haven October 26 AP Leaders of both parties traded charges over government economy and slush fund campaigns. Senator Phipps cited debt reduction and spending cuts since 1920 while Representative Oldfield credited Reed chaired investigations for exposing funds and narrowing Republican campaign capabilities.
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New Haven
Senator Phipps
Colorado
Representative Oldfield
Arkansas
Democratic Congressional Committee
James A. Reed
Missouri
Oldfield
Phipps
Peru Submarine Vessels Sail For Callao From Newport
Two Peruvian submarines built at New London sail for Colon on the first leg to Callao Peru. Length 200 feet displacement 800 tons. They had been in Newport since October 21 taking on supplies and were delayed by stormy seas. They will be the only submarines of their type in Peru's navy.
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Newport
F Oj
New London
Conn
South American Republic
Colon
Cailao
Peru
Teruvian
Tiger Attacks Park Official in Houston
In Houston on October 26 a tiger at Hermann Park attacked COA Waaon, 37, of Minot, North Dakota, superintendent of North Dakota parks, wounding him slightly. The tiger was killed by a pistol shot through the heart by zoo keeper Hans Nagel. Wilson attends the national convention of the American Institute of Park Executives.
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Houston
Texas
COA Waaon
Minot
North Takota Parks
Hermann Park
Hans Nagel
Wilson
American Institute of Park Tixecutives
Mesilar Board of Recreation Meeting at Buckly Office
A Mesilar monthly meeting of the Board of Recreation is set for the afternoon at 1 30 o clock at the office of CA Buckly in the Federal Building. The notice calls for a brief gathering and routine discussions.
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Board of Recreation
CA Buckly
Bam
Federal Building
Papal blessing sent to mayor's wedding report
Papal message cabled blessed the marriage of Mayor William M Welch of Northampton and Miss Marguerite Heaphy of Lee. The ceremony was at St Mary's church Lee with Rev Daniel Daley of Worcester performing the ceremony and Rev Andrew J Daley of Worcester celebrating the nuptial mass. Clergy from the region and Northampton city officials attended.
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Northampton
Mass
William M Welch
Marguerite Heaphy
Lee
St. Mary's Church
Daniel ¥. Daley
Worcester
Andrew J. Daley
Northampton City
Police Department
Cheney Answers Attack of Child Labor Committee
New York report quotes Horwell Cheney of Cheney Brothers defending an association stance on education age. He argues after age fourteen schooling should fit the individual, not force uniform sixteenth birthday教育, opposing broad compulsory nine teen deadline and endorsing targeted training and extended study for gifted youth.
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New York
Horwell Cheney
Cheney Brothers
South Manchester
Conn
National Association of Manufacturers
National Child Labor Committee
Cheney
Child Labor Committee
Helen Woolley
Woolley
National Child Labor Committees
Mother Gains Point in Compensation Case
Middletown Oct 26 AP Judge A L Brown sustained demurrer by Harriet A Wilder mother of Tidna H Wilder librarian at Russell Library in a compensation case. Miss Wilder, eight years librarian, suffered a nervous breakdown last fall and refused rest, was sent to a sanitarium, then to the Stanford Retreat, and returned to the sanitarium before taking her own life in March.
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Middletown
A. L. Brown
Harriet A. Wilder
Ate Tidna H Wilder
Russell Library
Miss Wilder
Staftford
Italy to reclaim 495000 acres of land in Calabria
Nome, Oct 26 AP reports Italy will spend 17600000 dollars to reclaim 495000 acres of waste land in Calabria. Work starts next spring. Calabria is mountainous at the tip of the Italian peninsula, with forests and fertile valleys producing wine, oil, grain, cotton, rice, saffron, coffee, and fruit.
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Nome
Calabria
Ami
Tilad Peninsula
Appenine
Winchester denies law violation in cartridge deal
Winchester Repeating Arms Company says the move to fill idle space with United States Cartridge is strictly manufacturing and will not alter U S Cartridge's distribution. The firm asserts no law violation and welcomes federal inspection, responding to Governor Fuller's transfer suggestions.
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New Haven
United States Cartridge Company
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Fuller
Massachusetts
Lowell
Mays
Winchester Company
U. Cartridge Company
U. &. Cartridge Company
Morse contracts with broker read in shipping fraud
New York Oct 26 AP The Morse mall fraud case nears its third week as the government lays the foundation to prove that Harry Erwin Morse and Benjamin Morse plus 14 others conspired to defraud by selling stock via circulars and letters. Key firms involved include United States Steamship Co United States Transport Co and United States Ship Corp. Testimony summarized a 1917 contract instructing a broker to handle 60 000 to 100 000 shares in a year with monthly minimums and specific compensation tied to sales and advertising, and a letter with elaborate ads pushed the stock as a strong investment.
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New York
Morse Mall
Harry
Erwin A
Benjamin W. Morse
Charles W. Morse
United States Steamship Company
United States Transport Company
United States Ship Corporation
Thomas F. Keary
Henry E. Boughton
W. L. Gilbert
Roushton
Boughton
Boughon
Sponges Donated for Striker Vote in Lynn
Lynn voters will have sponges and water holders at the striker election to curb a saliva issue. Mrs Gladys Garofano, wife of Rep. Tony Garofano, proposed the plan and offered to cover costs in 21 precincts. Mayor Bauer initially opposed but withdrew after the offer. The state representative race required a wholesale sticker selection after a supreme court ruling.
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Lynn
Mass
Gladys Garofano
Tony A. Garofano
Fhat
Bauer
Garofino
Supreme Court
Minogue Family Welcomes New Daughter in Stratford Avenue Home
Mrs Thomas Minogue wife of patrolman Minogue in the Main and Fairfield district welcomes a sixth child. Both mother and newborn are reported doing well at their home 1402 Stratford Avenue.
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Thomas Minogue
Minogue
Main
Fairflela
Stratford Avenue
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