Shelton Bank Receivership Ends Depositors Paid
Depositors of the Shelton Bank and Trust Company received their claims in full as the receivership ended with total claims of 1,180,185 and a paid amount of 1,120,925.43. the bank reopened September 1 with capital of 3,000,000 and a surplus of 45,008. The governor noted funds available to cover all debts. Also mentions Newport naval air squadron visit and ship movements.
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Weak Kidneys and Bladder MADE STRONG
Advert reads that weak kidneys and bladder cause illness and death but promotes Dr Carey’s Marsh-Boat Prescription no 717 available at Hindle Drug Stores. It claims a refund offer if not beneficial and urges purchase of liquid or tablets to prevent Bright's disease or gravel.
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New Immigration Laws To Be Taken Up After Recess
Washington September 7 Perma ent immigration legislation will be considered by the House committee after recess. Chairman Toh sen announced plans to draft the act next June, proposing strict immigrant quotas and registration. Legislation would review aliens aided abroad, require consul agents abroad, and inspect foreign ports for admissibility. A bill introduced by Jgbhne is expected to form the basis of committee discussion.
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Nicaraguan Revolters Quelled by Troops
Forced to flee Renduras after rebels seized several villages, government troops moved to the Honduran frontier to restore order. General Gardona led forces against the insurrection, suppressing major uprising and recapturing captured posts.
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Three Die In Torrington Grade Crossing Crash
Torrington tragedy near a grade crossing leaves Guido Sardi 42 dead and Anita Sardi 14 grievously burned. Both perished or injured early reports say Anita did not survive. A double funeral was held for the instant victims.
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Telsto's Daughter Arrested by Bolsheviks in Paris
Paris reports Countess Alexandra Tolotot Geuchter of the famed Russian novelist has been arrested by Bolsheviks per Helsingfors dispatch to Matin, citing reports from Russian fugitives.
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Scheme to photograph Mars drew skepticism from scientist
A distorted report quotes Prof Solon lvector and Prof Bikey challenging a plan to photograph Mars by a mine shaft and Chilean telescope setup. They dismiss the idea of a giant dish mounting Mars within a mile or two, calling it preposterous and lacking faith in the method.
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Fiske and Federal Rubber to consolidate in Iveld
A meeting in Iveld Massachusetts voted to consolidate two companies, forming the West Wingret Company. The merger will create a single firm named the Consolidated Rubber Company. A separate proposal to issue $10,049 in bonds was rejected.
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Turn to the Right at Lyric Promised Hit of the Season
Sensational review hails Turn to the Right at the Lyric as one of the best plays in years. Veteran cast and production noted for comedy warmth, heart throbs, and a sentimental mother figure guiding three wayward youths.
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Infant death rate declines in year end report
Dr H D Fear, welfare official of the board, reports progress in infant welfare. The month saw 844 births with 44 deaths under one year, a drop of over 50 percent from the same period in 1920. August death rate was 1 per thousand, and for the 2930 Augusts the rate was 218 per thousand.
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Answers to Health Questions on Infant Care Series
This column presents a health Q and A format on infant feeding and baby care. It stresses that feeding from bottle requires precise modification of cow's milk, proper sanitation, and following a doctor's formula guidance. It includes reader questions about dropsy, paralysis, dental issues, persistent coughs, and nerve pain, with Dr Copeland offering general medical advice and inviting inquiries to his office.
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Judges Selected For Sousa Essay Contest
Elizabeth McGrath principal Webster School Collector of Pos Camps McGovern and F M Gunsingham manager of $1 tert Bens will be the judges of the actual childress contest for tickets to the matinee concert of Lieuten ant Commander John Philip Sousa and his band. Several letters have been received and it is expected the task of selecting the ten choicest papers will be difficult. Winners will each receive two seats for the matinee concert at the Casino Monday. Prizes will be awarded for the best papers not more than 200 words in length. What is Bots most popular march In Sunday’s papers it was announced the contest will close Friday evening. Submissions should be sent to The Signal Contest Editor T Steinert.
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Obituaries for Private Floyd Hirtz and Dr. George Strang
Funeral services were held for Private Floyd Hirtz of the 23rd Infantry killed in France on July 23, 1948. Rev. James W. Davis officiated with American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars attendance. he is survived by his sister Mrs. Harry Geary, stepfather Edmund Waters and stepbrother Chartnay Ford. Burial at Park Hill Cemetery. Separately, Dr. George Strang, a noted surgical dentist, had services at his home and funeral chapel with a Methodist pastor and pallbearers from the dental association and church trustees. Burial followed in Mountain View cemetery.
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Wise Words and Warnings From Fragments of Speech
A garbled OTC page spews disjointed aphorisms on self care danger of exaggeration and habit forming. It mentions pride anger and caution about wealth and carelessness while touching on phrases attributed to famous writers and a designer of automobiles with odd misprints.
Fire threatens Atlantic City amusement park in early blaze
A major fire at Atlantic City destroyed the Rendezvous Park complex and damaged hotels along the Bowery, causing about 160000 in losses. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours, with two firemen injured and one gravely hurt in a fall from an extension ladder amid the collapsing structure.
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Tuberculosis cases show a rise in 1920s report
The bureau of Communicable Diseases records a rise in tuberculosis cases in the cited month versus the same period in 1920s, with 23 noted. diphtheria at 15 cases versus 22. two deaths from poliomyelitis. pneumonia down with two lobar cases. typhoid one case. other diseases listed include scarlet fever measles whooping cough venereal trachoma and diphtheria complications.
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Bodies of Victims of 2R-2 on Way to U S
English port at Plymouth received the bodies of American sailors who died in the ZR-3 disaster aboard the Davenport navy yard crane. A silent ceremony aboard the British cruiser Countess Davenport accompanied the transfer. One sailor, Petty Officer Hancock, was missing from the procession and buried in England per relatives' wishes.
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Yeast Vitamen Tablets For Firm Flesh Pep Claims
Vintage advertisement claims Yeast Vitamen Tablets from Martin's VITA MON boost vitality and digestion. It asserts benefits for firm flesh, nerves, energy, and digestion, promising fast results and a money back guarantee with a small payment. Contains numerous misspellings and product references.
U. S and France discuss German-American treaty recognition
Paris Sept 7 The American State department has made an unofficial inquiry to the French government about how it would receive an official note on recognition of the German American treaty.
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Government ships millions of seedlings to reforest lands
As guardian of its nations forests, the United States Government annually ships millions of seedling plants to denuded woodlands. Young trees are compressed in bales, allowing about 6000 pine trees to be sent in a single unit.
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