Fruit a tives claim cure for indigestion in Vermont man
CHAS F HARTWELL of South Berchinn Vermont reports relief from chronic indigestion after using Fruit-a-tives. He says a dozen boxes produced a dramatic improvement and restores energy. The ad promotes a 6 for 2 10 offer, large and small sizes, from Fruit-atives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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F. Hartwell
South Berchinn
Vermont
Chas. F
Hartwell
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Ely's Cream Helps Open Nostrils for Cold Relief
Open nostrils and end a cold or catarrh with Ely's Cream. A small bottle applied inside the nose clears air passages, relieves sneezing, headache, and mucus discharge, and soothes swollen membranes for rapid comfort. Relief is offered as sure and quick.
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Ely
Love For First Sweetheart Leads Youth To Murder Charge
Albert Scott Ellis, 21, confesses to slaying his first sweetheart Edna Ellis, 18, near a north St Louis vacant lot on November 5 after a failed reconciliation. The motive traces to a troubled romance dating from 1918 and the Lake of Sorrows at Creve Coeur. Ellis described his proposal and descent into debt before the fatal confrontation and subsequent arrest two days later.
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J. G. i. Bricker
National News
St. Loug
Albert Scott Ellis
Edna Ellis
St Louis
Ellis
Bilis
North St. Louis
Creve Coeur Lake
Greve Coeur Lake
Lake of Sorrow
Edna
France
Note on Constantine Return Sparks Consternation in Athens
Athens reports the joint note from Great Britain France and Italy disapproving Constantine's return. The government plans a careful public release to avoid trouble. The plebiscite on Constantine's return may be delayed as a result.
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Athens
A. P
Great Britain
France
Italy
Constantine
Greece
Prince George to marry Princess Elizabeth of Bourmania
The engagement of Prince George, eldest son of the late King Alexander of Greece, to Princess Elizabeth of Bourmania has been publicly announced. Rumors had circulated for months about two uninvited royals, but the official wedding plan was disclosed recently.
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Prince George
Alexander
Greece
Elizabeth of
Bourmania
United Forum to Discuss City School Conditions
P T Litchfield will discuss school conditions at the United Forum meeting to be held tomorrow night at the United Church Francis J Brennan will speak on the imperative needs of the city's schools. Judge John S Pullman will address the future of the schools. The church reports 500 new members after a January 1919 campaign and a church canvass to solicit pledges for current expenses. George E Crawford directs the canvass.
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P. T. Litchfeld
United Forum
United Church
Francis J. Brennan
Seward B. Price
Chamber of Commerce
B.C. Fones
John S. Pullman
George E. Crawford
M Quinn Furniture Store Moves to Larger Quarters
The M Quinn Furniture Store relocates from 1013 Broad Street to the former Village Store site, citing a much larger main floor to display a broad home furnishings collection. A formal opening is planned for Friday, December 10, and all are invited.
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M. Quinn
Broad Street
Seek to better train service between Bridgeport and New York
At a Chamber of Commerce transportation committee meeting the plan was approved to improve mail and passenger service with New Haven rail officials. The first change would restore Train No 52 to Bridgeport to allow mail departures south and west after 1:30 p.m. and before 6 p.m. A second train would run from New York around 11:15 p.m. Additional schedule changes were proposed and will be discussed with railroad officials.
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Transportation Committee of the Chamber of Commerce
Here
New York
New Haven Road
Bridgeport
Fulso
No Effort To Oust Socialists In 1921 Legislature
New York officials say Republicans who will control the 1921 state legislature will make no attempt to unseat the three Socialists elected in November. The decision came at a conference of Governor-elect Miller Assemblyman H. E. Machold and others. One Socialist sits in the state Senate and two in the Assembly. Dr. Frank Laubach, who recently spoke at Parks Street Congregational Church, had arrived from the Philippine Islands where he spent years studying Moro and other tribes.
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New York
Miller
H. E. Machold
Assembly
Senate
New York City
Frank Laubach
Parksreet Congregational Church
Philippine Islands
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