Complete Cure of Indigestion by Fruit-a-tives
William Gale Shepherd of Old Chatham New York reports long battle with constipation liver trouble and indigestion eased after one box of Fruit-a-tives. He recommends the product as a godsend and notes availability at 50 cent boxes six for 2.50 or trial size 25 cents from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg New York.
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Mothers Who Worry About Frail Children Find Vinci Help
A newspaper advice note urges mothers of ailing children to use Vinci Cod Liver and Iron. It says undernourishment causes poor digestion and blood, and claims Vinci contains well known tonics without oil, with a formula on the label. The piece ends with an advocacy to try the remedy.
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Bridgeport
Sunday Church Services Summer Schedule Becomes Noted
The region lists summer Sunday mass times for many churches. St Augustine’s Pembroke area Sacred Heart Croation and other parishes show varied masses from 6:00 to 11:35. Saints Cyril and Methodius Slovak and Polish churches, Hungarian and French parishes also publish Sunday schedules.
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Washington Avenue
Pequonnock
James B. Nihill
Sacred Heart Church
Myrtle Avenue
Richard Moore
Ll.d
Give Us Bread Sermon at United Congregational Church
Rev Jason Noble Pierce preaches on Give Us Bread at United Congregational Church Washington C C with morning service at 10 30. The service includes a 30 minute discussion led by Pierce, music by Grannis on organ and a baritone solo Hear Me When I Call by Huhn, plus an offertory improvisation.
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Granniss
Plans to call one million troops under new nine corps areas
Washington reports the War Department outlined a tactical reorganization to mobilize up to a million trained personnel overnight. Nine corps areas split states into three divisions each with regular, National Guard, and enlisted components. Major general commanders named for each area and brigadier generals listed for division commands. Parshing designated mobilization chief in case of need.
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Various World War Era News Briefs and Local Incidents
Flashes report an automobile from Lawrence Massachusetts found with hood at New Haven. British fortify Bagdad s in Persia and call for volunteers. Wilson calls first League of Nations meeting. Auto robbers steal a $100000 mail pouch at Chicago. Collision near Milford injures Michael Slush of Hartford. Herman Berman fracturing skull after a fall at 190 Wheeler Avenue. Tennessee House defers reconsideration of suffrage vote. Admira Benson objects to bunker coal prices. Japanese vice minister says no US Japan trouble but urges end to pin pricks. German ships turned over limit ports. Swedish scientist dated New York lakes land to about 20900 years old. Chicago revenue men report hooch smugglers using torpedoes across Lake Michigan. Joseph Kraemer reports burglars entered his home at 400 Washington Avenue and stole $45.
Prohibition Enforcers Short of Manpower Says New York
Report notes shortage of officers to curb violations as authorities cite limited manpower. A Swiss plot against Lloyd George is claimed. A Newport submarine incident caused minor damage to the Boston schooner Itasca.
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Cox Calls War Legislation Obsolete in Ohio
Columbus Aug 21 James M Cox governor of Ohio and Democratic nominee for president says the Lever anti pro fitting law was enacted for wartime emergency that no longer exists and should be repealed unless a similar emergency returns He believes the act serves no useful purpose now and regards it as unnecessary.
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James M. Cox
Ohio
Weaver of wartime policy supports repeal of Lever Act
In wartime policy debate Governor Cox advocates repeal of all wartime legislation for postwar needs. He argues high prices should be solved by supply and demand and government should ensure equal treatment, avoiding discrimination and favoritism among groups. The discussion reflects textile trade concerns and economic adjustment.
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