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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1939
Page
9
The ad touts Eleais Ole Tablets and Oire Tablets as cures for bile flow and headaches claiming quick relief. It promotes a 90 count bottle and urges readers to buy now, promising health benefits and a halal friendly effect.
The Baldwin family of Berkshire County Massachusetts shaped Onondaga County area development. Captain Samuel Baldwin founded Baldwinsville, built mills and a toll bridge, opened the first store, and helped establish a post office. His son Harvey D Baldwin became a Syracuse lawyer and civic figure, aiding the Erie Canal era growth, founding the Syracuse Academy, and serving in regional affairs. The narrative traces land purchases, river navigation, and community formation from 1807 onward.
Letters from Walter Wistosh publisher of San Antonio Light and Syracuse Journal American Chapel members praise The Syracuse Journal for 150 years of service in Syracuse and its never missing a daily publication, wishing continued prosperity and civic value. Notables from Los Angeles Examiner also extend best wishes for the centennial milestone.
A series of congratulatory messages from Hearst editors and others praise The Syracuse Journal as it marks its first century of daily publication. The letters laud public service, steady growth, and ongoing contribution to the community.
D. Lewis Smith ran a doughnut shop at Vanderbilt Square attracting train passengers from the depot era. A darky bell ringer drew trade, sparking an ordinance to ban street bell ringing. A claim showed the bell sounded from inside the restaurant, which operated all night. Soldiers tasted his doughnuts during Civil War days.
Maj Gen John F. O Ryan of the Twenty-seventh Division paid tribute to about 1,200 Syracusans under his command after the war. He lauded Company C 108th Infantry Battery A 104th Field Artillery Company 8 104th Machine Gun Battalion Ambulance Company 105 and a large representation in the 102nd Ammunition Train and military police. The Syracuse people may feel proud of their service and quality as indicated by his remarks.
A fragment notes the calm mest of activities that contribute to battle success and lauds the record of the One Hundred Enghth Infantry as exceptionally brilliant due to discipline and effective actions.
An advertisement urges avoiding constipation by adding bulk to the diet with Kellogg's All-Bran cereal. It promotes daily use with ample water, claiming it keeps regular and prevents discomfort without medicines. Sold by grocers, produced by Kellogg's in Battle Creek.
General Pershing praised the Twenty seventh Division and associated units for gallantry and efficiency in battle. Maj Chester H King and May Robert R Molyneux led strong performances as Lieut Col Guido Warbeck provided leadership. The Second Corps, including the Twenty seventh and Thirtieth Divisions, advanced through heavy fighting, capturing prisoners and breaking through German lines along the Hindenburg position.
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