Don’t rob your children with top milk a warning ad
A dated plea urges adults to stop skimping on whole milk for children. It promotes Magnolia Sweetened Condensed Milk as a rich coffee creamer and cooking aid, claiming half the cost of separate cream and sugar.
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Magnolia
President Coolidge to Bid Farewell in Rapid City
Rapid City Rapid City will host a farewell for President and Mrs Coolidge with local factories closing for 45 minutes. Mayor Jepson to speak as the President departs for Washington. The visit highlighted the region for its scenery and press coverage while Coolidge inspected laboratories at the State School of Mines and prepared for a memorial stone dedication at South Dakota State College.
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Rapid City
Associated Press
Black Hills
Washington
John B Green
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Coolidge
State School of Mines
South Dakota State College
Myrtle Beach Seeks All Night Parking Ban
Mil ford residents may see an all night parking ban after a statement to the Board of Finance. Louis Snyder of the Third District Republican club cited curbside parking on side streets as a menace to other vehicles and expressed Shore region sentiment rather than seeking business.
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Mitford
Myrtle Beach
Milford
Board of Finance
Louis Snyder
Third District
Republican Club
Snyder
Shore
Boy Seeks Early Amputation to Miss School Start
A fifteen year old boy, Jacob Silverstein, badly mutilated in an accident, asked doctors to perform an amputation of three fingers today so he would not miss the opening of South Manchester High School as a freshman. The Associated Press report notes the plan aims to finish surgery before school begins tomorrow in Manchester, Connecticut.
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Manchester
Conn
Associated Press
Jacob Silverstein
Jacob
South Manchester High School
Manchester Man Turns Ghost into Money Maker
In Manchester Conn on Sept 8 the haunted house of Mrs Frank Vullerman drew visitors as police guarded the site. Yought Wallermen, owner, turned the ghost into a business by charging access to inspect and feel the trembling walls and quaking beds. The hillside house sits near a reservoir feeding a swimming pool, with theories blaming water striking a rock crevice for the eerie activity.
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Manchester Conn
Associated Press
Manchester
Trustees of Amoskeag Mills reject 60 day option offer
Boston Sept 8 The Amoskeag company trustees declined a $100 per share plus accrued dividends and $90 per share for common stock offer from New York interests for the entire assets. The trustees warned the proposal would reveal assets and harm competitiveness and called a shareholders meeting for Oct 6 in Manchester NH to decide on liquidation of all or part of the assets.
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Boston
Associated Press
Amoskeag Company
New England
New York
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Manchester
Bryant Company Engineer Dies in Bridgeport Hospital
George B Thomas of 125 Lenox avenue a longtime Bryant Electric Co engineer died after surgery for an intestinal ailment at Bridgeport hospital. Born in Rockville 48 years ago he began as a toolmaker with Mather Electric and rose through Perkins Electric Switch Manufacturing to master mechanic before joining Bryant in 1900. He became mechanical engineer in 1914 and contributed improvements in electrical wiring devices. He leaves wife Martha and was active in several clubs and Masonic bodies. Funeral rites set as a Mason at his home and interment in Rockville’s Grove Hill cemetery with full Masonic service.
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George B Thomas
Lenox Avenue
Bryant Lieutric Co
Bridgeprt
Thomas
Martha
Rockville
Mather Electric Co
Perkins Electric
Ucturing Co
Hartford
Perkins
Bryant Electroo
Bridgeport
Perkins Works
Bryant
Bryant Co
Algonquin Club
Greenfield Hill Country Club
American Society of Mechanical
Corinthian Lodge
West End Congregational Church
Rockville Conn
Grove Hill Cemetery
Olivet services return to church auditorium this Sunday
Olivet Congregational church resumes Sunday services in its auditorium after nine weeks in Holden parish hall. Recent work includes redecorating painting new lighting fixtures an organ cleaning and refurbishing and a new maple floor for the primary room.
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Olivet
Street Music of Havana Charms Local Visitors
Leslie Fairchild and Lewis Cranniss chose Cuba for vacation and found its street music rich and captivating. They saw two orchestras in cabarets Sexteto Pirata at Pirates club and a Cuban preference for danzon. Havana’s Malecón bands draw crowds while operas and conservatories thrive with strong musical culture across major towns.
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Leslie Fairchild
Lewis Cranniss
Cuba
Fairchild
Musical Research Glory
Mr Grannies
Rich
Emily
Ma Granniss
Pm Pats
Sexteto Pirata
Patchild
Havana
Conservatoria
Man Killed by Truck Identified in Waterbury
Waterbury report identifies James O Connor thirty of 86 Cables Avenue as the man killed when struck by a United States mail truck driven by Harry Melvin. Connor, a former fireman and World War veteran, died at St Marys Hospital after the incident earlier today. Melvin, a star outfielder for the Washington Hill city champions, left with the team for Detroit to join the national baseball tournament.
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Waterbury
Associated Press
United States Mail
Dames Oconner
Cables Avenue
Connor
Harry Melvin
East Main Street
St Marys Hospital
John T Monzeni
A A Crane
Washington Hill
Detroit
Melvin
Menzant
Billy Christmas swindler captured by police in New York
Police arrest an elderly man identified as Dindas sixty seven of New York City matching fingerprints of Lawrence M Farrell the original Billy Christmas a famed fraudster who targeted the wealthy. Dindas held for Boston on fugitive from justice while Alexander P McCauley of Toronto was arrested nearby and soon to be indicted in St Louis three years ago.
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New York
Associated Press
Billy Christmas
London
Dindas
New York City
Lawrence M Farrell
Boston
Alexander P McCauley
Toronto
St Louis
Wgo
McCauley
Bargain Catalog of Shoes and Hot Water Bottles
A list of gym shoes and hot water bottle supplies with prices. Items include Berverette and Lapin Bel ver gand Lapin Bea ver fabrics at 1.75 to 1.50 per yard, various hot water bottles and fountain syringes, and Mun Tloo tiont gymnasium shoes for girls priced around 1.15 to 1.65.
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Moire
Mare Briand
Cain
Crest
Madente
Comfortables $6.95 in Stylish Lightweight Coats
Readers are offered a range of light weight comfortables priced at 6.95, featuring attractively patterned and plain color tones. The ad highlights a floor mat or border design and hints at a neat, orderly display in a period-appropriate fashion.
Girls' Hosiery 50¢ Sale Highlighted
Advert says girls' hosiery at 50 cents in a gasoon and cotton blend, popular 7 8 length with jimmy cuff and assorted patterns. One item notes a small stock and a sale emphasis.
Boys Hosiery and Rayon Cotton Mix at Main Floor
Medium weight Rayon and cotton blend hose offered in blue and tan colorways with striped and checked patterns. Features include a wide novelty cuff and rayon frog fasteners. Priced 50 cents for 7 to 8 length in medium heavy weight, ideal for year round wear on the Main Floor Front.
Men’s Neckwear and Blankets On Sale At Main Floor
Four-in-hands with open ends in blue white and black white small patterns priced at $1.50. Unusually fine pure wool blankets in black red green gray pink lavender tan and blue plaids priced at $6.95. Full bed size 66 by 80 inches, soft yet sturdy weave, high weight, long wear. Main Floor Rear.
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