Fruit Liver Tablets Help Capozzi Cure Constipation Piles
Ashford New York resident John Capozzi says nightly physic failed him for years until he used Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets. He reports relief from constipation and piles without after effects and urges friends to try the product. A box costs 2.50 for six and a 25 cent trial size is available from dealers or F Limited.
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Capozzi
Ashford
New York
John Capozzi
F Limited
Pessiiren
Devotion Of Sisters Fails To Save Youth In Judge Hinman Court
A Pennsylvania youth, Raymond Wilson, fell from a pious home into crime, pleading guilty to aggravated assault and receiving a one year jail term. His two sisters and a Pennsylvania minister brother attended prison daily, while Salvation Army and community letters urged mercy. The judge tempered justice, and the sisters vowed to stand by him, planning visits and support after release.
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George E. Hinman
Raymond Wilson
Lord Fauntleroy
Bradford
Raymond
Montana
Wyoming
Stratford
Conn
Stephen Hinsky
Reymond
Stephen Gott
Pennsylvania
Hinsky
Judge
Long Island
Bridgeport
Dermody
Salvation Army Corps
Mlinois
Illinois
Tam
Bridgeport Briefs Turn Of Local Notices And Notes
Bridgeport items include a banker’s voluntary bankruptcy with assets of 5 511 and liabilities of 22 155 77 a stamp auction postponed after connections to an embezzler from Hartford a Knights of Pythias New Year celebration and child friendly features lumber prices drop with hardwood down 56 to 60 percent from 1919 and 83 men at Hillside home taking city employment blasting work slated next week income tax lecture by government specialist at the MC A course and a Crane company overtime inventory claims state employment bureau free help for housecleaning Judge Maltbie awards a case for 1 049 for a faulty machine and a 1950 judgment against Barnos Blumberg plus a note on a Bridgeport fireman Fred Seyfret’s health.
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Harry Buwling
Crane Company
Bridgeport
Fire Commissioners consider duty status for Seyfert
Seyfert was placed on half pay after summoned before the Fire Commissioners to answer for absence without leave. Applications for appointment came from Andrew Bischoff, 221 Carroll Avenue. Stephen Reidy, 1610 Barnum Avenue. Ruby Langham, 70 Benham Avenue. Thomas M. Fitzgibbons, 498 Howard Avenue. Michael Wynne, 172 Englewood Avenue. and Llewellyn Morris, 525 Lincoln Avenue.
Nations sign protocol approving League Court
Nine nations led by Japan signed a protocol giving executive approval to the international court of justice set up by the League of Nations. Other items note a Massachusetts janitor claiming inheritance, a fatal fall from a Broadway building, and various political and legal developments as reported from New York and elsewhere.
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Japan
International Court of Justice
League of Nations
William R. Hanson
Walden
Mass
Ex-Service Men Training Surge Reaches 46000
Washington reports a sharp rise in ex-service men enrolled in training during the past fiscal year from 2606 to over 46000. R T Fisher, chief of the rehabilitation division, cites expanded school participation and decentralized selection as reforms. By December 1 records show 94000 eligible for training with maintenance pay, and 66000 without.
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Washington
R.T. Fisher
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Con
Senate Considers Adjusted Service Men Bonus Plans
Washington December 18 Senate Finance committee weighs future action on adjusted compensation for World War I veterans. House passed plans include adjusted service certificates usable after three years with 90 percent borrowing, and options such as cash bonus payment delayed years, service pay, and land settlement schemes. Committee aims to avoid large immediate government outlays while offering benefits to veterans.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Army
Marines
Navy
German Children to Have Christmas in Coblenz District
American occupation troops in Coblenz plan a major Christmas for poor German children. A fund goal of 1,000,000 marks is sought to buy food clothing candy and toys. The Coblenz garrison has already raised a sizable sum. Also noted is a sugar price cut by Federal Sugar Refining Co to 7.90 cents per pound.
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Berlin
Rhine
Coblenz
Federal Sugar Refining Co
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