The Truth About Your Case and The Home Health Club
A reader letter discusses a patient distrustful of doctors and the value of complete honesty in diagnosis. The piece recounts a man with a suppressed illness cured through strict diet and blood treatment, highlighting the doctor’s need for patient transparency and the role of the Home Health Club in improving blood pressure and anemia.
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David H. Reeder
Laporte
Ind
Doctor Reeder
Home Health Club
Home Health Club Department
Eee
Deneal Pla Plate Comfort Powder Marketed for Dentures
A new product named Deneal Pla Plate Comfort Powder is advertised for dental plates. It claims to hold false teeth firmly in place and prevent sore gums, marketed by Demexinte and dental dealers. The ad emphasizes ease of use and comfort for denture wearers.
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COREG
W Collins to Take Charge at General Electric Bridgeport
Charles W Collins named director of industrial relations at GE Bridgeport works. A native of Albany born June 22 1881 he joined GE as an apprentice twenty years ago rising to foreman rate supervisor and industrial service leader. He has chaired the Schenectady athletic committee and is a prominent Mason with three children. He assumes duties at once.
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General Electric Company
Charles. W. Collins
Bridgeport
Collins
Mr. Collns
Albany
N. Y
Schenectady
Industrial Control Department
Industrial Service Department
New York State
Milford Parish Adds Clergy For Summer Work
Devon Rev. Raymond J. Clabby of Bridgeport is appointed by Bishop Nilan to assist Rev. P. H. McClean at St. Marys Parish this summer. Chautauqua in Milford is not held again due to weak turnout. The Milford A C ball team lost 7 to 3 to Italian-Americans of Bridgeport at Golf Street grounds. Local court cases included licenses and breaches. several cases continued to June 22 and June 30. Margery Merritt married Albert Mink of Bridgeport at St Peters rectory. Katherine Brand leaves for the Coast over the summer. Willard Brothers unveil a new engine house flag at Walnut Beach. American Legion concert features Beethoven Trio and other artists with program to follow.
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Raymond J. Clabby
Bridgeport
Nilan
P. H. McClean
St. Mary’s
Wheelers Farms
Alvin C. Smith
New York
Boston
Chautauqua Assembly
Milford
Milford A. C
Golf Street
George Charles
Samuel E. May
John
Margaret Harris
Frank Amato
Anna Tobin
Ella Goldwin
Herman Schultz
Mayer Goerlich
Margery G. Merritt
Charles Merritt
Albert Mink
St. Peter’s Rectory
G. E. Knolimeyer
Atlantic City
Katherine Brand
Willard Brothers
Walnut Beach
American Legion
Beethoven Trio
August Bergin
John Patuzzi
E. Rhey
Ruth Terry
Irene Comer
Daylight saves time yields Bridgeport’s 12 longest days
Bridgeport notes mark the start of summer at 5 59 PM local time and count 12 days of 15 hours 15 minutes each with sun up at 5 20 AM and set at 8 27 PM. Also mentions health tips for kidney and blood pressure treatment and a Home Health Club address in La Porte Indiana seeking health information with postage.
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Bridgeport
Home Health Club
la Porte
Ind
New Haven Delegates Return From Atlantic City Oyster Convention
Howard G. Marshall and Frank W. Rowhey of New Haven returned from the 12th annual convention of fishery commissioners held in Atlantic City June 15 to 17. Marshall was re-elected secretary and Rowhey to the executive council. J. C. Dixon of North Carolina was elected president, Wilbur of Maine vice president. The body plans to petition Congress to aid the oyster industry, which has declined in recent years as local beds fail. The Connecticut fish commission reports $26,000 in oyster taxes and leases collected in the past year, $5,000 less than last year due to grounds being abandoned.
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New Haven
Howard G. Marshall
Frank W. Rowhey
Connecticut
Fishiies Commissioners
Atlantic City
Oficers
Marshall
Rowley
J. C. Dixon
North Carolina
Wilbur
Maine
Congress
Fish Commission
Long Island
Milford Weddings Highlight Quiet Town Ties
Milford reports two local weddings as Miss Margaret Frances Humphreys and George Wilcox Jr. marry at St. Peter's Episcopal with family and friends attending. The bridesmaids wear organdie and carry sweet peas while gifts include a house deed and clocks. the Milford ball team loses 6 3, affecting preparations for the ceremonies and postnuptial plans. Also, Miss Gertrude Augusta Smith and Robert C. Hooghkirk wed at St. Peter's with no reception, and Miss Mary V. Libby visits after Wellesley commencement.
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Margaret Frances Humphreys
George E. Humphreys
Edgewood Park
George Wilcox
Old Field Lane
St. Peter's Eipiscopal Church
G. Everett Knollmeyer
Irene Lapp
Rochester, N. J
Vineland, N. J
Janet Chene
Milford High School
Evelyn Booth
Anderson's School of
New Haven
Alton Bedeau
Darina Place
Wilcox
Clark Wilcox
Milford
Gertrude Augusta Smith
Eva Parker Smith
Meriden
Robert C. Hooghkirk
C. M. Hooshkirk
Wharf Street
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Stanley Houghkirk
John Holloway
Harmon Smith
Mrs. Houghkirk
James N States, Old Railroader, Dies at Home
New Haven June 20 James Noyes States a former ticket agent of the New Haven road and ex state senator died yesterday at his home on Howard avenue after a long illness. He is survived by his wife. The funeral arrangements will be announced later. States born Stonington May 16 1839 later became freight agent and special agent before moving to New Haven in 1871 and serving as general ticket agent. He held city offices and was library director and president of the board, trustee of the state reform school, and senator 1889 to 1892. Fraternally a Mason and vestryman of St Pauls.
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New Haven
James Noyes States
Howard Avenue
Mr. States
Stonington
Bridgeport
States
Free Public Library
State Reform School
State Senate
St. John’s Lodge of Masons
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Plaza presents Wanda Hawley in Miss Hobbs at premiere
Last night at the Plaza theatre Wanda Hawley starred in Miss Hobbs, a Realart debut praised as a success. Also on the bill were Six Imps and a Girl in song and dance, vaudeville acts, International News, and a D s comedy. The Toll Gate starring Wm. S. Hart played at the Lyric with three daily showings at the WEST END.
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PLAZA
Plaza Theatre
New York
Realart
Wanda Hawley
Cecil B. de Mille
Miss Hobbs
Jerome K Jerome
Miss Hawley
Harrison Ford
Constance Talmadge
Himber and Patterson
Nal Tal
de Loache
Laurin
Greenwich Man Killed by Train in Yonkers Incident
Walter Peck Jr a long known Greenwich resident was killed by a train yesterday in Yonkers N Y his death announced to his parents in Greenwich He previously served in a Connecticut National Guard company and was part of a prominent local family.
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Greenwich
Walter Peck, Jr
Yonkers N. C
Peck
Connecticut Natonal Guard
Smallpox Detains Steamship Caronia at Quarantine
SMALLPOX ON CORONIA New York June 21 The steamship Caronia wharved here today from Liverpool and Queenstown via Halifax was detained at Quarantine because a case of smallpox had developed during the voyage. The patient, a steerage passenger, was put ashore at Halifax.
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New York
Caronia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Halifax
Lonergan May Get a New Post
Congressman Lonergan's withdrawal from the congressional race this fall sparks conjecture about his next move. Some see a bid for the Democratic nomination for governor while others think a diplomatic post in London is possible. Authorities expect a White House appointment to serve abroad.
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Augustine _Lonergan
London
Lonergan
Wilson
Prove Report Untrue in Dublin Consular Inquiry
In Dublin the American consul reported a consular inquiry found the claim that an Irish police officer seized personal arms aboard the ship Milwaukee Bridge at Dublin untrue. The captain testified no arms beyond those owned personally by officers were aboard and no seizure occurred.
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London
Pace
Dublin
Nebuchadnezzar Ate Grass In Ridiculous Verse
A fragment from the Houston Chronicle mocks Nebuchadnezzar by claiming he ate grass like an animal and struck a thistle that made the king whistle, ending with unclear h c of.
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Nebuchadnezzar
Houston Chronicle
Moose Convention Opens at Mooseheart IL Centennial
Fifteen thousand delegates and their wives attended the opening of the Loyal Order of Moose annual convention in Mooseheart Illinois. The event featured cornerstone laying and dedication of five new buildings at the national headquarters as delegates arrived for the gathering.
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Mooseheart
The
Loyal Order of Moose
The Difference To Him
A terse exchange between a friendly constable and a convivial man ends with the gent deciding not to go home. The constable steadies the man as his wife calls, clarifying the name William and Billy.
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Billy
William
The Easiest Way Reflects on Rivers and Men
A Boston Transcript aphorism notes that following the line of least resistance shapes both rivers and men toward crooked paths. The remark frames a general, cautionary view rather than a specific event or person.
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Boston Transcript
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