Proper Way to Take Aspirin as Taught by Bayer
The Bayer Company outlines that after taking Bayer Tablets of Aspirin one or two glasses of water should be drunk. Genuine Bayer products are marked with the Bayer Cross and offer directions for relief from Col ds Headache Toothache Rheumatism Neu ralgia and general pain. Tiny twelve tablet tins are cheap and larger packages are sold by druggists. Aspirin is Bayer’s trade mark for Monoacetic acid ester of Salicylic acid.
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Bayer Company
Bayer
Drugeists
California Syrup of Figs Ad Teaser
Vintage advertisement urges mothers to choose California Syrup of Figs for gentle laxative action. Notes fruity taste and full directions on each bottle. Warns to say California to ensure trust in product for child’s stomach liver and bowels.
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California
Sage and Sulphur Rooted Hair Dye Ad
Old time remedy for gray hair revived as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores. Modern version claims natural, even darkening. apply with sponge or brush and leave overnight for best results.
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Wyeth
Kidney and Bladder Ailment Relief with Jad Salts
An old advertisement describes kidney and bladder irritation from uric acid. It advises four ounces of Jad Salts daily, taken before breakfast for two to three days, to neutralize urine acidity and restore normal urinary function. Jad Salts, made from grapes, lemon, and lithia, is billed as inexpensive and harmless for urinary disorders.
Miss Williams to Sing Role in The Children's Crusade
Irene Williams has been selected to sing a soprano part in the musical legend The Children's Crusade to be presented next Tuesday in the High school auditorium. Although young, she is a singer of great promise and previously impressed at Aeolian Hall in New York with reports of improvement at her last concert there.
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Irene Williams
Promising young soprano leads concert with trio
The article previews a debut performance by a young singer noted for her lovely voice and strong technique. Assisting artists include Inez Barbour, soprano, Robert Quail, tenor, and Norman Jolis, bass. A Tuesday rehearsal suggests the concert will be a standout, with ticket sales at Steinert's for members and the public, though many seats remain.
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Miss Willams
Inez Barbour
Robert Quail
Norman Jolis
Steinert’s
Obituary notices from several local figures
Minetta Marquis Deveny six months daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Deveny died yesterday at 904 Broad Street. Funeral Saturday at 2 20 PM at August G Baker mortuary chapel 1888 Stratford Avenue burial Lakeview cemetery. Frederick E Sirett services held yesterday at 2 PM at 1441 Seaview Avenue Rev H A Davenport officiated burial Park Cemetery. Gretchen A Nicolson services were largely attended yesterday 3 30 PM at the home 164 Denver Avenue Rev Donald B MacQueen officiated burial Mountain Grove Cemetery. Edwin Raymond Suttitt funeral yesterday at 2 PM from 509 Wood Avenue Rev Stephen F Sherman Jr officiated large attendance burial Mountain Grove Cemetery. Nellie F Murphy wife of Edward Murphy funeral yesterday at 9 30 AM from Fairfield home high mass at St Thomas Church Fairfield Rev William J Blake officiated burial St Thomas Cemetery Fairfield. Garrison F Brink services last night 7 30 PM at 603 Brooks Street Rev Archibald F Campbell officiated body to Rosindale for burial. Ward M Cowles funeral yesterday at 10 30 AM at 1785 North Avenue Rev Stephen F Sherman Jr officiated delegations from Hamilton Commandery Knights Templar and Knights of Pythias attended burial Lake Cemetery. Harriet Dixon 55 widow of John W Dixon died yesterday at 192 Wells Street funeral Saturday at 2 PM at home Rev Benjamin F Root officiated burial Park Cemetery.
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Minetta M. Deveny
Minetta Marquis Deveny
Edward Deveny
Broad Street
August G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
Frederick
Sirett
Seaview Avenue
H. A. Davenport
People's Presbyterian Church
Park Cemetery
Gretchen A. Nicolson
Elizabeth Nicolson
Denver Avenue
Donald B. MacQueen
First Baptist Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Edwin F. Sulut
Edwin Raymond Suttitt
Wood Avenue
Stephen F. Sherman, Jr
St. John’s Episopal Church
Nellie P. Murphy
Nellie F. Murphy
Edward Murphy
Fairfield
St. Thomas’ Church
Fairfeld
William J. Blake
Burink
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Garrison F. Brink
Brooks Street
Archibald F. Campbell
Washington Park
M. I
Rosindale
Ward M. Cowles
Ward M Cowles
North Avenue
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Hamilton Commandery
Knights Templar
Knights of Pythias
Lake Cemetery
Harriet Dixon
John W. Dixon
Wells Street
Benjamin F. Root
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Bridgeport Women Vote Aim Hinges on State Ratification
Bridgeport women may vote for president this fall depending on Connecticut’s ratification of the suffrage amendment. One more state is needed to place the amendment on the national side of the ledger.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
Seward B Price to Attend National Conference in Washington
Seward B Price secretary of the Chamber of Commerce will attend the National Conference of Community Organizations in Washington on Saturday.
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Seward B. Price
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
French Award Honors Smith College Relief Unit
The French Government awarded the Silver Medal of Reconnaissance Française to the Smith College Relief Unit for aiding civilians in the Somme department since autumn 1917. Members Frances Valentine, Marie Wolfe, Elizabeth Bliss, Millicent Lewis, Ruth Joslin, Lucy Leavens, Margaret Wood, Marion Bennett, and Catherine Hooper served across Mondidier, Poix, and Beauvais fronts, with Miss Anne Chapin directing the unit.
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Reconnaissance Francaise
Smith College
Reconnaisance Francaise
Department of the Somme
Frances Valentine
American Red Cross of
New York
Mondidier
Prix
Beauvais
Marie Wolfe
American Red Cross
Poix
Richard Newhall
New Haven
Elizabeth Bliss
Worcester
Newhall
Heauvais
Anne Chapin
Grecourt
Somme
Union Des Femmes Francaises
Marie I. Wolfe
Newark, N
Bridgeport Thrift Stamp Drive Boosts War Savings
Bridgeport schools reported February thrift and war savings stamp sales totaling 1514.87 dollars from about 26000 pupils. War Savings Chairman Henry S. Osborne plans stronger efforts over the final three months of the school year.
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War Savings
Bridgeport
Connecticut War Savings Committee
Henry S. Osborne
Holcomb Proclaims April Fast Day for Public Prayer
Governor Holcomb designates Friday April 2 as a day of fasting and prayer for Indiana citizens and all authorities. The proclamation urges united humility to seek wisdom and strength to align with divine purposes amid life and death questions. It calls in simpler times for guidance from God and restraint from human pride.
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Gov. Holcomb
Iowa farmers hold corn within state
Des Moines reports show Iowa farmers start the new year with 166.5 million bushels of corn in crib, up 35 million from March 1 last year, with most remaining on farms or shipped out of state. Wheat and barley stocks are light, and farm values rise across land classes.
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Des Moines
Mar
Towa
Iowa Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Kayapha club meeting and upcoming events brief
About 25 young women attended the Kayapha club gathering as Miss Waldron of Los Angeles gave a illustrated talk on western scenery. Next week Miss Margretta Sattig will assist, Rev George L Paine will preach at St Peter's Thursday, and Plymouth Missionary Society meets with Mrs Rachel Bristol Thursday. A rear-end Bridgeport turnpike crash left William A Neary fined $604 for drunken driving.
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Kayapha Club
Jts
George L. Paine
New Haven
St. Peter's
Plymouth Missionary Society
Rachel Bristol
Cherry Street
The All-iportant Sports Coat Sale
A single price offer highlights the All-iportant Sports Coat at 39.50. The ad promotes a ready to wear suit with emphasis on value and one price. The notice targets male shoppers seeking a durable coat suitable for varied occasions.
Billie Burke House Dress Featured For Morning Wear
A dainty, smart, practical dress praised for good lines. The shoulders belt collar and sleeves fit well. Described as useful and becoming for morning house wear.
Ginghams in Checks and Stripes On Second Floor
A sale note lists ginghams in a variety of checks and stripes priced at 3.95. Items are advertised as located on the second floor of the store.
The Choice of a Hat Depends Upon the Wearer
The choice of a hat depends entirely on the wearer. Early spring styles offer many fashion-friendly options. Hats may be straw silk or Batavia, used singly or in combination. Walking Hats tilt or sweep. Sailors range from plain to lightly trimmed. Toques and Tarbans stay in vogue as close-fitting comfort hats.
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Batavia
Children's stockings and boys' stockings on sale
Mercerized lisle stockings for children in white available in sizes 6 to 94 at 75 cents a pair. Also heavy ribbed round ticket stock ings for boys in black sizes 8 to 10 at 75 cents a pair. Main floor.
Leather Goods Price List Notes Narrow Belts and Purses
In Leather Belts all narrow widths in patent and dull leather also suede, 59 cis Purses all envelope style but in variety as regards size and inside fittings. In Vachette and dull leather 3.50 to 20.00 Main Mgor.
Vests and Bodices for Women on Main Floor
Ladies wear such as fine ribbed cotton vests and bodices described as soft and smooth to the touch with a band finish at the top. Regular sizes priced at 59 cents and extra sizes at 65 cents, located on the main floor.
Milford News Highlights Dance Concert and Civic Updates
A man jailed in New Haven faces charges of driving without a license and a Navy deserter suspicion. McHnelly's Orchestra lit up the town hall dance with lively music. John J. Doherty and son William return home to Walnut Beach after Florida. The Sons of Veterans plan a second monthly meeting and special work. The Alethea circle sets a tea at the chapel in two weeks. The periodical closes with a curious line about a phenomenal lump of the mice.
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New Haven
Navy
Town Hall
McHnelly
John J. Doherty
William
Walnut Beach
Florida
Alethea Circle
St Patrick celebration and town notes in Milford
The article notes a St Patrick celebration by Central grammar school eighth graders with athletic events, games, dancing, and a collation attended by about 260. It mentions housing moves, rental market activity, and plans for a similar event after Easter, plus local concert soloists and a property sale in Milford.
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Athletic Association
Central Grammar School
St. Patrick
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Chicago
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Jamaica
Plain
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Lucy Martin
Hartford
Margaret Wood
Pasadena
Calif
Marion Bennett
Tyngsboro
Catherine Hooper
Montclair
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Young Women's Christian Association of
South America
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
National Board of the
Thrift
U.S. Navy
Canon Street
City
Lloyd - George
Russia
United States
Bimba Star-Gazette
Albany Journal
R. Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Dr.caldwell
Iowa
Devon
Salvatore
Wiliam A. Neary
Arthur Tuttle
West Haven
Neary
Billie Burke
Comforta
Milford News
Sons of Veterans
Milford
Walter M. Irving
Mr. Ruland
John Dahl
Mr. Dahl
Haster
May Bradley Kelesy
Alpha
Edward Griswold
Governor Avenue
Mr. Benjamin
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