Shirley Kays Pursues Bold Fight for Lovelorn Daisy
A fragment notes Shirley Kays pressing ahead with a bold personal campaign driven by love for Daisy, a younger woman she sponsors. The text hints at dramatic themes of mentorship, romance, and social risk in a puzzling historical snippet.
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Shirley Kays
Daisy
Brine and purge remedies touted for spring health
An old ad style fragment promotes brine and purgative water therapies claiming they cleanse the blood and stimulate the body for spring health. It references family use and patient results, urging readers to try the treatment.
New Feature of Loan Marks Ten Year Liberty Issue
The Springfield Republican reports a treasury department announcement detailing a ten year maturity for the third Liberty loan. It notes the 3 1 3 percent issue runs eighty years to maturity while the 4 percent issues mature in twenty seven years and may be converted into longer bonds. The policy ties conversion to maintaining principal and redemption terms, clarifying the rate structure and redemption mechanics.
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Springfield Republican
Treasury Department
Deep River Home Guard to stage The Spy of Gettysburg
Co G Home Guard members plan a Tuesday April 30 benefit performance at Deep River Town Hall for their company. Other local items note Justin Holman regaining health and small fines for unlicensed drivers, plus notices of Chaplin and Brady film showings.
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Noank
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R. W. Banta
Niantic
J. P. Rayl
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D. O. Nichols
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William E. Burke
Polly
Westbrook Town Hall
Third Liberty Loan Committee
Post Office
Charlie Chaplin
Saybrook Town Hall
Alice Brady
Adv
Centerbrook Parsonage News and Local Notices
Centerbrook news notes a parsonage event and a C E society rummage sale set for Tuesday at 2 PM. Family visits include Spencer from Boston and Newcomb relatives from Holyoke. Roads were washed by heavy rain. liberty loan canvass continues. Movie listings show Polly of the Circus and The Burglar at local venues.
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Prescott
U. S
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Charles Newcomb
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Liberty Loan
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