Portsmouth Navy Yard Returns to Marine Corps on July First
Portsmouth observers foresee a reversal of reform efforts led by Thomas Mott Osborne as Colonel H B South U S M C takes charge on July 1, returning the Portsmouth Navy Yard to Marine control from the Navy. The surprise shift follows moves by Commodore A to oversee the transition.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Marine Corps
Thomas Mott Osborne
H. B. South
U. SM. C
P D Q Bedbug Killer Ad and Fire Alarm Incident
An advertisement touts P D Q bedbug killer claiming it kills bedbugs and their nests without harming clothing, with a special hospital size offering five gallons. It notes distribution through local druggists. The June 16 item from Winthrop reports Mrs Gertrude Ordway of London New Hampshire attempting to post a letter, with the fire chief to decide on a $25 false alarm fine.
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Owl Chemical Co
Terre Haute
Ind
J. D._Hartigan
Hindle's Drug Stores
Winthrop
Mass
Gertrude Ordway
London
New Hampshire
Fire Department
Tewksbury
Peterson Ointment touted by readers in Erie
A reader letter praises Peterson's Ointment for curing a yearlong running sore on the heel within weeks and extols its prowess for healing rashes and burns. Additional notes claim mail orders and strong endorsements from users, with a June 16 date and Humalo, N. Boston address. A separate report cites Dr Hubert Werk, AMA president, saying city children are healthier than country children and that country districts no longer produce the most virile men.
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Kezna
Peterson
C. Galbrath
Reed Street
Erie
Buffalo
John D. Rockefeller
Ointment Co, Inc
Humalo, N
Boston
Hubert Werk
Pueblo
American Medical Association
Kuppenheimer sport suits at $30 and stylish straws
A sales pitch highlights Kuppenheimer sport suits priced at 30 dollars with lightweight all wood herringbone fabric in gray or brown. It touts two piece style without a vest, and notes white wool trousers at nine or ten dollars along with new straw hats including panamas and sennets priced three to six dollars, all on the main floor.
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America
Kuppenheimer
Rea
Poland's Women's Battalion Demobilizes and Reorganizes
Warsaw reports Poland's Women's Battalion demobilizes after over two years of service. About 3,000 members return to civilian life while a small group stays in government service as instructors. Many have married or will pursue Red Cross and medical roles. Training schools for women are planned in Warsaw Cracow and Poznan to fill sanitary telegraph telephone and educational branches.
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Warsaw
Poland
Cracow
Posen
Lemberg
Vilna
Taller’ Lesson
United States
America
Wasaw
Posan
Sa Oelesion
Red Cross
Dehting
Luton
Wheat Crop In Germany Is Improved
Berlin reports Germany's 1921 wheat crop will be better than average in volume. Food Controller Kermes notes grain on hand before threshing. Government to continue production controls with relaxed delivery rules to mills for flour. Bread prices expected to rise as subsidies for bread pricing end. Fruit crop also ahead of past year.
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Berlin
Germany
Iava
Kermes
Fair counters totalling up country's gold
New York January 16. The largest amount of gold and gold certificates in one place is being counted by four government counters. The task aims to check the money in the United States Gold Reserve Office after a superintendent change. Officials would not disclose the total value, but it is known to exceed 1 billion dollars. The counting is expected to take a month.
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New York
United States
United
Ofce
Verne Bovie
Isaac H. Smith
Alicki Wins $1,400 Verdict in Quick Superior Court Trial
Mary Alicki, mother of Constanti Alicki, won $1,400 yesterday after the fastest jury trial in the Superior court on damages connected to her son's death. The suit against Solomon Dryer claimed $5,000 for injuries from a jitney collision on Crescent avenue and William street on November 13, 1915. Advertise in The Times.
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Mary Alicki
Constanti Alicki
Wesleyan Commencement To Honor Governor Lake
Middletown Conn June 11 Governor Everett BE Lake of Connecticut will be among guests of honor at Wesleyan University 89th Annual Commencement on June 20 The ceremony will feature a record graduating class of about 115 seniors plus honorary degrees and master’s diplomas Alumni events follow Commencement with principal speakers Robert Newton Crane and Judge Watson T Dunmore Also scheduled are Baccalaureate and university sermons by church leaders and a weekend of class reunions banquets and campus celebrations.
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Middletown
Conn
Everett BE
Lake of Connecticut
Wesleyan University
Hia
Wesleyan
Governor Lake
Watson T. Dunmore
Utica
N.Y
Robert Newton Crane
London
Ent
Incheon
Fayerweather Gymnasium
Crane
Memorial Chapel
Francis John McContell
Wittsburgh
Board of Truster
John Gribbel
Philadelphia
Georges Lucky Belt Sealed For Carpentier Derripey Bout
Paris June 16 The French znex oris to tour New York carried a belt Georges Carpentier will wear against Jack Derrpeey. A letter from Baby Carpentier accompanies the belt showing crosses for kisses and ink blots from the infant. Toursville Ky June 1 Adoption of two programs aims for higher panel standards in hardware retailing at the National Retail Hardware association session in July. Delegates will discuss subjects with business and government leaders. the convention ends Thursday with a Nimeth Cave trip Friday.
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Paris
Znex
Oris
New York
Georges Carpentier
Jack Derrpeey
Baby Carpentier
Pugilist
Carpentier
Toursville
National
Reta’ Hardware Association
Nimeth Cave
Times Sub Stations list city outlets
A list of Times Sub Stations across the city is provided with locations at Phone Bar kian's 650 Warren St M Kaptan end of Oak St Mrs Cate Main and Federal Sts Bernad Wash Ave opp Lexington Ave Lees State St and Bas sick Ave Alien Bros Fairfield Ave and Bennett St Nobite Wood Ave F Reich Main and Congress Sun Curtis Stratford and Newfield Aves Atlantic rar S97 East Main St.
Leonard cleanable refrigerators described as sanitary china dish likeness
The advertisement touts Leonard cleanable and White Frost refrigerators with porcelain or enamel linings, seamless steel bases, round corners, sanitary open wire shelves, and removable waste pipes. Various models list ice capacities and prices from 25 to 87.50 dollars, highlighting efficiency and home ornament appeal.
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Leonard
Lion Bicycles Claim Great Value and Merit
Advertises Lion bicycles as a tested value with hundreds sold and high satisfaction. Claims smooth ride and durability from coaster brakes to top tires. Mentions Camelback and arch-bar models, Cobra brands, and price range from 51 to 80 dollars, comparing Columbia and Lion against competitors.
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Columbia
Lion
America
C B Corsets For Tall Full Figures At Four Dollars
One C B corset for tall full figures is priced at $4. A notable long hip low bust model offers graceful lines and firm gentle support with heavy cantil fabric boning and six sturdy hose supporters. Other C B models include a low bust mid hip version for younger and smaller women at $1.50. Second floor.
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Ats
Does Your Boy Like Blue Serge Suits Here?
Bold ad promotes real wool blue serge Double-Service suits at 14.75 dollars for boys ages 7 to 18. Features include two pairs of trousers, belted coat with inverted pleat back, belt around, and three patch pockets.
Dinnersets Offer Open Stock for Young Homes
Open stock dinnersets let buyers choose pieces to start a new home. Sets can be expanded as pieces break, with new patterns light and graceful. Complete sets range from 25 to 4 dollars per place, cups and saucers from 4.25 to 8.25, located on the fourth floor.
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East Andover
Here
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Ues
Marines
P. D. OC
City Children Healrnrern
Kotalko
Kotalko Co
the Times
Cowes
Jeanie
Frank C. Paine
Shiela
Paul Hammond
Montauk
W. A. W. Stewart
W. Wildrich
Grebe
J. S. Saltonstall
Bridgeport
Georges
BES
East Main St
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