Terrible eczema cured by Fruit-a-tives and Sootha Salva
A 1908 advertiser testimonial from Dover about long lasting eczema on arms and legs. After using two boxes of Fruit-atives and one box of Sootha Salva the patient reports being entirely free of eczema. Claimed products priced at 2.50 per six and 0.25 trial size, offered by Fruit-A-Tives Limited, Ogdensburg, NY.
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Snow Blankets Colorado As City Fire Fights Loss
Dramatic daytime fire near Winter den spared by stubborn New York firemen while adjoining buildings suffered about 250000 in damages. Across the globe reports tell of Madrid extremists nabbed with loaded weapons, a shipping board controversy, and Rome despatches hinting at a dictatorship plot. Snowfall unsettles western Colorado as Bristol industries stall leaving 3000 idle. Local violence includes a stabbing in New York area and pursuit of a convicted auto thief in Hartford. A tanker liquor raid in West Haven nets 2500 dollars worth of liquor. An oilier killed in New Haven as a passenger train tragedy unfolds in Worcester. A 72 year old man dies at Chambersburg county home after jumping from a window. An Irish financier is arrested in Monaghan amid undefined motives. Yale alumnus Harrington surrenders in Hartford on a 3000 dollar auto theft charge. News recounts several violent incidents in New York City and Island City.
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Governor Cox Opens West Virginia Campaign Tour
Governor Cox travels across West Virginia with nine addresses planned in Hinton Charleston and Huntington as part of a full week of campaigning. The Democratic appeal centers on the Nations issue and business arguments for the League as he outlines plans to win the state.
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New York Has a Bungalow on Wheels
A Staten Island resident builds a rolling home as a cheaper alternative to traditional building and rail transport. William Ward explains the vehicle combines living space with mobility to avoid coal and long shipments, planning to relocate to Florida. The piece also notes a December 30 public hearing by the Federal Horticultural Board on a quarantine proposal for fruits from multiple tropical regions to curb citrus black fly spread.
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Slovaks Hear Lieut Devine at Sunday Rally
More than three hundred Slovak born or descent Americans gathered at St John’s Church for a Patriotic meeting hosted by Slovak Democratic Club. Speakers urged support for the League of Nations and relief from Bridgeport taxation, praising Democratic leaders and denouncing Brandegee and Republican stance.
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Hopes for the election of Cox at the casino visit
An elderly man from Devon, H. Hawes, waited at the State street Casino to deliver a letter from his niece in St. Louis urging Governor Cox and the League of Nations. The note pleads for votes from women and warns of future wars, highlighting a mother’s grief and calls for female suffrage.
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Talian Voters Hear Lieut Devine at North End Meeting
Italian voters in the North End packed the Eighth District Democratic Club rooms at 2032 Main Street to hear Lieut Joseph J. Devine run for probate judge, with speakers including Lawrence Gallagher for Senate, Harry Platt for Congress, Edward Tole for alderman, John A. Cornell and John Palmieri. Sebastian Vecch Toni led the event.
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Moving Day Now Transfer of Wet Goods
In San Francisco on October 25 a flood of liquor moves has unsettled streets since January 16. About 6,000 households moved private stock seeking storage as 36 moving vans operate daily. Permits govern every drop moved, many owners fearing loss or theft. California’s 3,000 bonded wineries hold permits for non beverage use. Mayor Hylan blasts big trusts as walls around New York grow taller than the Great Wall. South Wales miners’ conference asks for a general strike to halt mine production by removing pump runners.
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Mayoress of London Tells of Her Duties
London, Oct. 22 Lady Cooper in her final weeks as Lady Mayoress of the City of London reflects on the office. She says the duties include managing the house for guests without asserting influence and emphasizes discretion over forwardness. She recalls Victorian standards and warns against speaking unless invited.
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Sacred Isle Unearthed by Loch Sunart Explorers
Archaeologists in Loch Sunart's Isle of Risga report discovering a sacred isle dating before Christianity. Rock carvings reveal priestly leader imagery, wall lines of ancient homes and temples, and rows of spots marking uprights. Nearby Milwaukee venue Schlitz Palm Garden to become a motion picture theatre amid city court decisions on cent cases.
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Connecticut ranks eleventh in state banking deposits and resources
Connecticut ranks eleventh in deposits and total resources among state banks, with 157 banks reporting for the year ended June 30 1920. Deposits totaled 579 562 094 55 and total resources 642 106 743 60. Capital 48 023 837 03. surplus 26 044 593 57. undivided profits 9 882 955 96. loans and discounts 228 246 634 46. bonds stocks and securities 318 701 982 53.
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Joslyn switches to Democratic ticket over League of Nations
Cambridge resident Joslyn declares his desertion from the Republican standard to support the Democratic nominee. He calls the League of Nations the supreme campaign issue and argues it must be ratified in some form for world and American peace, criticizing Harding's rejection and Cox's wholehearted backing. He urges voters to choose principle and country over party tradition.
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