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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1946
Page
2
An advertisement proclaims a new hearing device with no battery pack or wires, promising up to 40 hours of continuous use and easy self use. It touts a lightweight design and comfort, inviting readers to request a free home demonstration.
Warning of hyper acidity discomfort prompts promotion for Act-lives with Vitamin B-L. The ad touts a pleasant tasting remedy claimed to relief stomach pain, heartburn, gas, and indigestion, backed by a money back guarantee from druggists.
Willi G Simpson of Saratoga Springs a pioneer in the mobile industry plans a turbine powered automobile first shown in Detroit in 188? The car designed and built by Simpson priced at 3000 dollars showcased at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington awaiting backers. He will be 73 on July 12 and works as an engineer at General Electric Schenectady divisions.
The fragmented text outlines Simpson a Detroit engineer linked to Studebaker and General Motors, with stints in Pittsfield and Fort Edward. It notes political runs in Michigan during 1914 and 1918, a critique of Newberry’s campaign spending, and a visionary eight wheel powered car blueprint, hinting at a late career focus on dream technology.
A veteran Baltimore vice squad officer, Emerson, 50, uses forceful tactics to crack gambling operations. He recounts raids, door busts, and injuries from sustained confrontations with bookmakers and gamblers over his 23 years on Mercimare’s force.
Local notices state Greenwind will begin garbage collection today instead of Lontoy jow due to hot day conditions. The event, held at Spelletown Saturday, drew more than twenty Quap attendees. Mrs Bor roo Dudtanto and Mrs Mary Ann Choppy led the event with Mrs Geriont Alix and others assisting.
A local effort led by Muir Joe Pullen of Houma and Albert Ie Fletcher of Surdig aims to recover crustaceans using a Nebermaan dream craft the Sovereign. The craft features a 100 foot trawl, automated fuels, and equipment for rapid hauling. Virginia and surrounding county authorities report 660 gallons of mantt and 180 gallons of com spivite capacity in a recent haul network.
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