Smith Set for Brooklyn Campaign Appearance in Mayoral Race
In New York Aug 26 Governor Smith prepares for his Brooklyn appearance as a turning point in the Democratic primaries. Tammany backs Smith while Hylan faces Walker in a fierce contest amid bond issues and party splits. Copeland endorses Hylan while denying US Senate involvement.
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Hylan
James J. Walker
Tammany Hal
Mary Green
Queens
John H. McCooey
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Freight theft suspect arrested in garage on Southside
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad police identified the man as Tindle, alias Fred Miller, 33, a steeplejack of 1063 Mound Street. He faced Municipal Court on receiving stolen goods charges with a burglary count pending and federal inquiry planned. Kolb, an associate of Holt, escaped as officers arrived amid gunfire at the freight house platform.
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Tindle
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Fred Miller
Mound Street
William
Peck) Kolb
Baker
Bierman
Anderson
Miller
Kolb
Noble
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Moles Removed by Electricity Offered by Miss Moore
Miss Moore at 465 Andrews Ride Fifth and Race streets advertises removal of superfluous hair moles and scars by electric treatment with prices starting at one dollar.
Attractive bra and slip model pattern No 6156
This pattern combines a brassiere and slip with scalloped or straight lower edge. Four sizes listed from small to extra large for busts 34 through 48 inches. A medium size uses three yards of 36 or 40 inch fabric. width at the foot is 1 3/4 yards. Sold by mail for 10 cents.
Without a Heart by Fay Stevenson
Eloise Eldridge an 18 year old organist in a New York City theater meets Norman Benson a handsome suitor who declares love. He plans to court her with old fashioned charms while she tests her feelings and reflects on romance and self image. Tomorrow The First Kill Joy.
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Eloise Eldridge
Moving Picture
New York City
Suzette
Norman Benson
Ben
Benson
Eloise
Mr. Benson
By Press Publishing Co
Guarding Your Health About Cleaning Baby Feeding Utensils
An article stresses strict cleanliness to prevent sore mouth in babies. It links mouth inflammation to unclean nipples and bottle prep, urges boiling bottles and nipples, and describes a care routine including boric acid mouth wash, fresh air, sunlight, and gentle feeding adjustments. Dr. Copeland answers reader questions on feet care and contagious whooping cough.
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Eighth Street to Become State Highway Under Plan
Public Service Director Charles F. Hornberger said Eighth street will be transformed into parts of State Highway No. 7 and the Atlantic and Pacific National Highway. The route will use Inter-county Route No. 7, Kellogg avenue to Stanley avenue, then Eastern avenue to Cleves where it links with Inter-county Highway No. 38, with the state assuming street improvements and building the new viaduct.
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Charles F. Hornberger
Public Service
George F. Schlesinger
Columbus
Kellogg Avenue
Stanley Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Cleves, O
Colored Rubber Coats by Eleanor Gunn
A survey traces rainy day fashion from yellow slickers to leather and rubber coats with detachable linings and decorative silks. It notes styles like single and double breasted lines, raglan shoulders, capes, belted fits, and artful umbrella handles reflecting 1925 fashion trends.
Eleanor Gunn Fashion Editor Seeks Help for Clothes Problems
Readers may contact Eleanor Gunn, fashion editor of The Commercial Tribune, by mailing a self addressed stamped envelope to seek advice on clothing issues.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
The
Eleanor Gunn
the Commercial Tribune
A Wife's Confessional in a Suspenseful Domestic Plot
The narrator hides from Mother Graham and Katie as she plans to assist Lillian with a government matter. She checks a $200 stash, aims to distract her mother-in-law and keep Katie from eavesdropping, while awaiting the arrival of a mysterious figure at a barn vigil. She mentions Lee Chow and a man claiming to be her husband's half-brother.
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Katie
Mother Graham
Machiavelli
Lee Chow
Feat. Ser., Inc
Dicky
Steve
Lillian
Limestone Train Sets Third Annual County Distribution
Hamilton County will receive a 44-car train carrying 2,000 tons of agricultural limestone this afternoon at Glendale siding of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. County agents and state officials will speak while a brass band performs and a brass lemonade is served. The effort to spread lime across the county began three years ago, with prior shipments of 35 and 37 cars.
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Hamilton County
Glendale
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Joseph Yd
Baltimore Ohio Railroad
Ohio Marble Company
Piqua
Farm Bureau
Firman E. Bear
P. O. Hurley
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
W. E. Stone
Boyd
Stone
Outcalt Hurt by Bullet at West Virginia Fair
Dudley M. Outcalt assistant county prosecutor returned from West Virginia land fraud probes with a wounded eye. He said a bullet rebounded from a metal disc during target practice by mountaineers at a Greenbrier County county fair. Physicians report no permanent eye damage.
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Outcalt
Dudley M. Outcalt
West Virginia
Greenbrier
Mother’s Friend urged for easier childbirth
A promotional appeal targets expectant mothers praising a remedy called Mother’s Friend. An eminent physician is cited as originator of the formula, with a Scranton reader sharing a quick, simple birth experience. Bradfield Regulator Co. offers a free illustrated book from Atlanta.
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C. J. Hartman
Scranton
Oly
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
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