Electric labor saving devices for June brides
The Connecticut Light and Power Co promotes electrical gifts for brides, claiming appliances save time and labor while costing little to operate. The display features toasters, coffee percolators, waffle irons, irons, cookers, radiom cleaners, washing machines, ranges, ice machines, ironing and sewing machines, dishwashers, table lamps, and more as enduring, practical gifts.
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Connecticut Light & Power Co
Connecticut Light & Power
Commutes Clemency Revealed Before Prisoner’s Sentence
In Austin Texas June 11 wheels of mercy moved before justice yet to be served as Governor Ferguson granted clemency to a murder convict prior to formal sentencing. Officials began reviewing the case when the petition was discovered. The plan remained to commute the death sentence after the formal death verdict.
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Austin
Texas
Wheels of Mercy
Wheels of Justice
Etre
Priseza Commission
U Ling
Vacation Prize and Suburban Days Draw Investors
Vacation prize promotion spurs wide interest with coupons doubling for 50 cent purchases and nine numbers drawn each evening for three days at Hards and 10 cent, Fitzgerald Bros, and Breen’s Sport Shop. Prizes include 50 and 25 dollars in gold as shoppers accumulate coupons, with drawings at nine each night. The piece also notes a ship incident near White Horse Beach and a quip about sharing bread and a hypothetical automatic hand shaker.
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Hard's
Church Street
Fitzgerald Bros. Shoe
Maple Street
Breen's Sports Shop
John M. Page Co. Coupon Event and Aluminum Sale
The John M Page Co store on Church street announces participation in Vacation Prize and Suburban Days by Merchants Bureau members. With every 25 cent purchase, a coupon toward a 300 dollar prize pot will be given. A large aluminum sale is planned with many pieces at very low prices.
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John WM. Page Co
Church Street
Merchants’ Bureau
Page Store
Page
Alaska Governor Parks Known North From Experience
Denver dispatch notes President Coolidge appointed George Alexander Parks Governor of Alaska to succeed Scott Co. Bone. Parks, 39, spent nearly fifteen years in Alaska mushing thousands of miles in a harsh, frozen landscape. Born in Denver, he recently traveled to Washington from Alaska, with his mother praising his vigorous career.
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Denver
Coolidge
George Alexander Parks
Alaska
Scott Co. Bone
Parks
Washington
Territory
James Parks
George
North Side High School
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Plymouth
Magss
United States Shipping Board Steamship West Saginaw
Portland
Oregon
Boston
United States Naval
White Horse Beach
John M. Page CO
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America
Acci
Dent Insurance
Gatuck Daily News
North Main Street
Kennedy Store
Warner
L’aiglon
Barnam
Phillips Brothers
Webster Building
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