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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1928
Page
3
An ad touts Heet as instantly relieving back pain and neural discomfort. It promises penetrating, harmless action with an applicator and cork brush, claiming relief across joints muscles and nerves without irritation or residue.
An advertisement promotes Johnson's Red Cross Kidney Tatter as fast relief for rheumatism. It claims warmth, soothing effect, reduced inflammation, and rapid comfort in affected joints and muscles. The copy urges readers to obtain the product at local drug stores with the red label.
Blemishes vanish in days says ad for Peterson's Ointment. Letters from Genevieve Linehan and others praise clear skin after using the ointment. Drugstores advertise it as a cure for pimples and blackheads with a free sample offer.
Religious advertisement promises cures for rheumatism with fake products and miracle claims. It touts price offers and dubious remedies, urging readers to buy immediately. The text includes garbled wording and unclear attribution, typical of fraudulent wellness pitches from a past era.
Woman prisoner Mrs Higmer received a sentence from Judge Tarnum after a week in custody, amid court tension and family expressions. Betty Burns, accomplice in the fur coat theft, awaits trial for manslaughter as prosecutors push for a speedy hearing before week’s end.
Hart Was thrown through a car windshield when the vehicle skidded and hit a curb near Park Street and Freest. He suffered a deep cut from ear to eye on the left side. Arthur Mulvey, the driver, was arrested on public intoxication charges. Hunt was taken to St Joseph Hospital.
Veterans of World War era Ba TN Goth Field Artillery invited to the tenth anniversary reunion dinner to be held Tuesday evening March 27 1925 at the Elks Club Beachie. The regiment shipped from Fort Hamilton and served in the Ohmpe region. Maj Edward Hearing chairs the dinner committee.
An annual observance by Union Desenders' Cay, the Ladies of America and local veteran groups commemorates past presidents and statesmen. The event at Mechanics' Hall features Geo. Sniper Camp leaders and invites affiliated wartime organizations to attend with speakers including W. Dolan and Frank Inckentan.
Union leaders announce nominations for new officers with March 7 as the target date. The page features garbled OCR text but centers on internal union elections and candidate names.
Rochester Turnverein hosted the Western New York District Turnfest in a new $75,000 hall. Turners and societies from Rochester, Auburn, Utica, and Buffalo competed in men and women divisions with Buffalo taking top overall and individual prizes awarded for various craft and athletic classes.
King Condens ut of Tow outlines drive to keep 20 percent of building spend in Syracuse. He chairs a committee of builders, bankers, manufacturers, and architects to promote using local firms for city projects, citing the Onondaga County Courthouse as a model and noting 26 percent of costs leaving the city when outsiders are used. The plan aims to form a bureau and press the public against outsourcing to nonlocal firms.
Col Bondy starts C M T activities with a noon Saturday banquet at Hotel Onondag to honor 1927 Citizens Military camps alumni and local school leaders. The CMAUS campaign opens with C M T enrollment starting Thursday and a quota of 600 for the 88th division. One Onondaga Count has 95 candidates, the largest in the second district.
Committees from the Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants plan to appear before the State Industrial Board at a public hearing in the Courthouse on February 79 to protest the adoption of the proposed mercantile code. They argue the proposals are unjust and burdensome, claiming enforcement would force major remodels and that existing structures were erected under proper oversight and filing codes.
Rev A B Bedford will address a celebration at South Satna Christin Church celebrating Lin gin Ladae. The event includes music and readings by local choirs and is led by church officers. attendees urged to participate respectfully.
Police officer Michael Wiens helped evacuate a resident during a fire at an apartment building on East Street. The unidentified woman was carried to safety after flames and smoke trapped residents, with responders arriving promptly to control the blaze and assess injuries.
Kathe Sullivan Dawson widow of E R Dawson died at her home 1507 Geddes after a long illness. She was active in social and charitable groups and left a daughter Sally and a son Joe Dawson. Surviving siblings and Syracuse connections noted. Private funeral at her mother's home then Mass at the Church of the Most Holy Rosary with burial at St Agnes.
Helson Kupperman of 153 Fellows Street, driver of the automobile that struck Patrolman Daniel Tynan, has his license registration and plates temporarily suspended by the State Bureau. The action follows a burst of punishments for Syracuse area drivers involved in accidents and reckless driving.
A large delegation of county and town officials travels from Somorrox to the Albany State Tax Conference. Supervisors town assessors and village boards of trustees are entitled to attend at county expense. A special committee chaired by KoA Re is named to accompany the Weston Tf all the offerings.
A permit from the building bureau allows a four story structure at Jackson and Walnut to be constructed. The project costs about 154,004 dollars and will start once the necessary approvals are secured.
The item titled Today's Answers on the Editorial Page lists a quiz prompt and names Booth Farsington and Seoey Hathat with cryptic clues. It notes a baton fend and references Whase AWE TRE MLAT as given elements in the challenge.
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