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New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
RECEIVER NAMED

Buffalo, N. r, Aug. Ii F- Walter F, schmieding of Buffalo to- day was appointed receiver for the United States Leather Corporation of Sloan, by Federal Judge Hazel Bankruptcy proceedings were started against the company soon after an injunction was granted last week re- straining the company from further stock selling, The company manu- lecturers synthetic leather and is said to have sold s1,o0o,ooo worth Of stock.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
SERVICES AT WHITE OAK

A non n-denominational service will be held at White Oak park at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon by the New England Prayer league, which is conducting camp meetings there throughout August, The officers of the Everyman's Bible class are backing the service and there will be g song service, good music, and a program of speakers. The grounds can be reached by automobile over Whites crossing, and cars may be parked at Electric field. The serv- ices will continue into the evening and those going. are urged by the committee to bring their supper and stay until dark,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
BANKER IS ACCUSED
Ncr York Politician !Alsn AnNrnE Croup Charged With Fraud Of Two Million in State,

New York, Aug, II tF-stuart D. Lansind, banker Of Jefferson county, ". Y; Virgil k Kellogg, 2 lawyer and upstate politician, Frank L Moore. general manager of the New ton Falls Paper Company, and eight other individuals and a bank have been charged with fraud Of g. ooo.- ono in the sale of the capital stock of the Newton Falls Paper Company, Newton Falls. N. Y, it became known today.
 The charges were made IT a sult filed hv the McGraw- Hin Company Inc. and the United Publishers Cor roratton. and became public today when attorneys for the defendants applied for change of venue 10 Jefferson county,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
Charles Hart Ashley
 of Deerfeld Is Dead

Deerfield, Mass, Aug. Il Rl- Representative Charles Hart Ashley, elected to the legislature from the Franklin district in the fall of 1922, died today at the age of 65. He was one of the most prominent resi- dents of Franklin county. and had held numerous town offices and was active in the organization of the Connecticut Valley Tobacco Growers association.
 He owns an estate of 500 acres here.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
Brother Will Take Body
 Away From Potter's Field

Canandaigus, N. Y, Aug. Il Pl- James Rodgers of this city left today for Harrisburg, Pa, to claim from Potters Field the body of his brother John. who years ago saved former President Taft from death.
 John Rodgers was drowned In the susquehanna river Saturday and his body buried in the Almshouse ceme- tery. His heroic feat that saved Mr. Taft was performed when the latter was governor general of the Philippines. Rodgers shot and kill cd 3 native who was about to fire on Mir, Taft,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
IGNORES OWN FAMILY
VIII ct Field Marshal, the Earl of Ypres, Leaves Entire Estate to His Lawyer.

London, Aug Il tPD - What the newspapers term the strange will Of Field Marshal the Earl of Ypres, document Of eight lines in which his entire estate is left to Edward Godfrey Cox, the field marshal's solicitor, was filed for probate to- day
 The will does not mention the Earl;s widow nor his two sons and daughter. It is recalled that in 1918 the house of commons made the Earl 3 grant Of So,0OO pounds as 3 testimonial of his services to the nation.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
GOLFERS SELECTED

Chicago. Aug, ii Op-Laurie Ay- ton. Evanston professional. Bill Mehlhorn, Westmorelsnd, and Al Esptnosa, Illinois Golf club will rep resent Illinois in the national pro- fessional golf tournament at olym- pia field here next month. They head contestants in the qualifying round yesterday, Aytcn shooting seven under par. had lsS for 2s holes; Mehlhorn had 1sT and Es- pinosa ll0.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
JERSEY CENTRAL
 HOPS FOUR POINTS
This Is About the Biggest Jump
 in Early Trading

New York. Aug. II Pl-Wan street opening: Irregular price move ments characterized the opening of today's stock market, with most of the standard industrials and rails showing only minor changes in initial transactions, U, $, Realty. General Electric and Radio corpo- ration opened 1 to F points high. er and Norfolk G Western and Frisco common each duplicated their years highs on initial sales. Jersey Central jumped points.
 High Low Close
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
Mrs StRnlcN slus

The funeral of Mrs, Stanley Slus of 114 North street was held at the Sacred Heart church this morning at 7:2O o'clock. Rev. Walter Nova kowski was Celebrsnt at the mass Of requiem. Burial was in Secred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
Funerals
John Beatty

The funeral of John Beatty, Who died at New Britain General hos pital Sunday morning of injuries re- ceived in 3 leap from the third story window of the Bronson hotel, was held this morning at SAB o'clock at ]. A Haffeys undertak- ing rooms and at St Mary's church at 2. Rev Raymond Clabhy was celebrant at the funeral mass.
 Friends of the family acted as bear CTS. Burial was in st Mary's ceme-
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish 10 thank all our kind friends and neighbors who synpa- thized with us during our recent be reatement occasioned by the death of Luigi Rosia, We wish to especial, ly thank the employees of the Amert- can Paper Goods. q
 ROSfA FAMILY.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
CarI Y. EnGvRll

The funeral of Carl C EngTall of 51 Commonv edith avenue was held at the home this afternoon at 2:So o'clock, Rev. Dr Abel 4. Ahlquist officiating. Burial was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
MaN Street Briefs

Briggs Manufacturing Co. reports net income of s4,o67.26S for the hrst half Of 1925 equal to $2OS a snare on the common stock.
 Philadelphia dispatches say that nlrectors of the Atlantic Refining company again have decided to omit the dividend on the common stock usually payable September IS. The last dividend on the common was paid June ls, 1924.
 The Standard oil Co. ot New Jer. sey has reduced Bunker Fuel oil 10 cents a barrel making the price tn' New York harhor sls5 a barrel, plus IiEht"ragc charges ot 6ia cents a barrel.
 Scrap steel in the Mahorlns Val ley Is quoted at sco q ton, an ad- vance of s1 ton from recent minimnms,
 A deficit Of sc45,aIt Is reported hN Superior oil for the first six months this year against 3 deficit of HoS,7?2 in the same period of 1924
 Stocks nf zinc in the hands of American producers on August amounted to 2n,T71 tons, 2 drop of 2,135 tons in the month. July ship nent9 were 49,71S tons against A. oo5 in June. Production was 47.- SSS tons, making the seven months total 54o.7I5 tons. monthly sver- age of 4G,6S2 tons compared with a monthly average of 44,650 in the same period last year.
 Favorable prospects for the South ern Pacific the rest of the year are forecast by H. ", DeForest, new chairman of the executive commit tee. Summer and fall crops along the company's lines. except the Tex as cotton crop, were good with promising business outlook, he said, and crops west of Fl Paso and Og- den so far marketed have brought better prices than those of last year, "The cotton crop west of Fl Paso will be materially sreated than last year. 1000 acres having been planted in the San Joaquin Valley which has become an important cot ton growing district
 Pennsylvania crude oil has been cut 25 cents barrel, making the price in the Bradford district sS.55 'to sS.65. Outside Bradford 1t is sS.55 a barrel,
 The stock Exchange jules that Ghdden Co, rights may be dealt on and after August II and that the common stock shall be eX-rights August il, The date of expiration of the right 10 subscribe has been extended 10 August is.
 The reduction of 2 cents gallon in wholesale gasoline by the Stand ard oil Co. of New York has been met by the Texas Co. and Sinclair COpcolidlted Oil
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11

May, June and July are the great est rainfall months in Cuba.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
CLEARING HorSE STATEMENT

New Nork-Fxchanges, 949,OOO,- coo: balances, 76,000,000
 Boston - Exchanges, 74o0O, ,Ooo, balances, 24,0o0,0O0.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11

The stock Exchange jules that Ghdden Co rights may be dealt on and after August II and that the common stock shall be eX-rights August il, The date of expiration of the right 10 subscribe has been extended to August $.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11

Pennsylvania crude oil has been cut 25 cents 3 barrel, making the price in the Bradford district sS.55 sto sG.65. Outside Bradford lt Is sS.55 a barrel.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11

Tine reduction of cents q gallon in wholesale gasoline by the Stand ard oil Co. of New York has been met by the Texas Co. and Sinclair Consolidated Oil
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
ACTIVE INSURANCE AND CASUALTY COMPANIES

American Alliance American Surety CT Continental iuk. Fidrlity-P PheniS ins. Franklin Fire inE. Go. tssD elens Fallt ina Co, nol Globe A Rutgert Great American tnturAnes co. Hanover Insurance Co Aol Home Inrurahet Co. Ins Co. of SorsS America tlol Iar-isnd Cas Salnnal Sutety Niagara Faln Ina Co. tsol Preferred Accident wsstehester Fire Ina Co. Iie)
 G-extraA
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11

America, Bank of ex American Exchange Natl Bankers Trust tx Bank of N. '. ( Trust CT Central Union Trutt Chase National Chatham PhentI Nct'l Chemical National Commerce. Nhtl Bank of ct Corn Exchange Equitable Trust ex Farmers Loan & Trust Co. First National Bank Guaranty Trust Go. Hanover National irving -ColumbiA TruA' LaEyert Title 6 Trust Manhattan Co, tBank ofl CB0. Mechanics & Meials Natl. National City ex New York Trust cn. Park National Title, Guarantee & Trust U. S Mortgage < Trust Go.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-11

Briggs Manufacturing Co. reports net income of s4,o67,2SS for the hrst half Of 1925 equal to $2.OS a snare on the common stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
Tiny Germs May.
Have Killed All.
Huge Dinosaurs

II may have been the ancestors Of
tho germs William - shepherd Is
accused Of giving to Bliiy Mecliu.
took TINT wiped dinosaurs or tho
face Of tho earth about 10000. 600
years ago, according 70 Dr. J Hop.
klns Harris. paleontolog,s, OF New
York
Prom the story Nature wrote Ia
tho rocis scientists know that mi
croscopIg germs, AZ well ~ dinosaurs
igs fsv, long existed millions Of
year. aEo be said
Jus, why dinosaurs became "a.
iinct ia ono % the mysteries ~ the
ages. But some paison,oloElsts al.
vance the theory tina, germs may
have played a bis part Ia tho down.
fall ~ the dinusaur dynasty
when tho Great Playwright, DE-.
cidsd 10 rule these rep;liian monsters
on tho worlds stage. He may have
assigned tho taEk 20 the modern
typhoid GERMS great srauddad--a
few billion generations removed
ny means OF secret. watterspu
r. Ro,hackor aud First National
were able 70 bring dinosaurs as big
~ a steamship 20 lie In The Lost
World now on Broadway But they
made no attsmp, TO rcsurroct the
germs Of those dayH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
SENNETT FAV0RS BLOND
IN SELECTING COMEDIAN

Mack Sennott believes that blends
are duo for a wave OF popularity. and
has backed up his belief by signing
dainty Ruth Taylor to long.term
contract.
Miss Taylor is tho first girl to bc
put under contract by the comedy
producer in over n year,
Two weeks ago the sennott studio
sent out call for n blond to play
with Hurry Langdon. Some 200
girls responded and Mr.. sennett and
his casting director interviewed
them hour after hour.
Ruth Taylor was the lucky appli-
cant. Miss Taylor Is from Grand
Rapids, Mich, ana Portland, ore.
where she graduated from high
school In 1923. She had been doing
"atmosphere" work at tho various
studios up 10 the time Of starting
on her glorious tswanson) career at
the sonnett studio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
Science Takes Leap
in Columbia Film

\ telrvi-ionphonc what Jos II
wolud have been 10 sherlock
uolmcs' Ever since this Invention.
0tthemorrow was first drmonatrpl,
ed 10 film fans IN up the Ladder.
at tho Columbia, Il has been the
subject Of much domestic contra.
yrrsy Friend wife declares Wen
have on0" Hubby shouts out Nor
unless the tables arc turned and
hubby Is just "a bit curious as 70
where she spends hor visiting time
This amazing invention. an al.
ready nearly practical apparatus,
makes Il poaglbio for telephone ia
era 70 sec with whom they are talk
ms. In the case Of is Use In Up
the Ladder. Forrest stanley IS seen
by hts wtfo la tho apartment of her
friend
Francesca Lougp is featuring
Charles Fishers xyiophons solo Of
the "Sp,zurka Brlliante. in The
Easterttdc music fest concert this
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
CORINNE'S LATEST
HAS TWO TITLES

II. NJ Asher, OF Corinne Griffith
productions, Is making decided
change insofar ms main titles of pro.
auctions are concerned. Fearing
that tho public might think The
National Anthem" Miss Grifflths
forthcoming picture, a patriotic pro.
duction, and abiding by his policy
against tho change OF titles, tho film
executive has decided TO give the
production two titles.
Therefore when tho picture IN com.
pleted, II will DO released by First
National under the titles Tho Ma.
tional Anthem" and Modern Mad.
ness" Just haow thcso titles will be
blended Is still undecided. but never.
thcless, tho picture will have both OF
them.
This promises TO be ono or the
stars biggest productions. Al Santcl
Is In charge OF direction and worthy
cast. including Kenneth Harlan, Har.
rison Ford. Nitn Naldi. n. j. Rad.
cliffe, Charles Lane, Edgar Norton
and others will be seen In her sup.
port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
Jackie Accunulates
Screen MenaRerie

In Long Live tho King" Jackie
CooEan coveted tho ownership OF a
queer little monsrci dog. In -
Boy OF Flanders" Teddy. tho Great
Dane. was Jarkics partner In
Little Robinson cruHoc. Jackie
had the association OF n capHcIous
black cat. In "The Rag Man" the
Easter week offering AZ the Liberty.
his mascot and faithful friend ia nm
aged ho.sc. one time record.
breaker on the track. but now re,
duccd 10 the ignominy Of dragEins
a junk wagon thru the streets Of
Nrw York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
ON Mix Acts
as Mediator

While on a trip 10 Lone Pine. Cal,
Tom Mix acted as mediator among
the ranchmcn whom they assumed
possession u disputed Rqucdurt
md released millions of gallons u
water SIR. Mix was shooting scenes
for Riders Of the Purple Sage" uoy
a, the HcIlie. when the trouble broke
With his customary tact. the FoS
Star persuaded the rnpcherg 10 re.
frain from violence. Lest II operate
as boomerang when tho time for
final adjustment arrived After
Mlx's tnlk the ranchora met author
ICED Representatives ot the state ans
peacefully adjusted their differences
Five acts OF Junior Advance vRudc
willie and a concert by Mckce'a Ar.
cadIan band add spice TO the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
Lots of Money
for Sixteen Ounces

Pansy, the toy Pomcrnni1n. used
in - Broadway Butterfly" Ia tho
champion OF Us class in America and
Canada. Attho tho first timo ever in
pictures. sho was very easily han
died and the minimum Of direction
vas used in getting those scenes.
Mrs. Williamson. who owns this dog.
places value Of $1,000 on q. nltho
he weighs only i6 ounces.
~ Broadway Butterfly" ls playing
this week al the Blue Mouse The
cast Is composed Of Louise Fazcndn.
Dorothy Devorc. willard Louis. Cui.
len Lands. Lilynn Tnsbman, John
Roche and Wilfred Lucas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
Outdoor Romance
Is State Feature

Leo Maloncy in Kings Creek
Law" romance OF the mountains
and plains. ia tho photoplay- feature
now at the State
In addition 10 the picture. the
bill includes five acts Of entertain
ing vaudeville. a comedy. an or
chestra concert and some Bnappy
appearances OF the Rose Bud Re
yue. a singing and dancing chorus
OF pretty girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14

Billie Dove. who Is playing the
feminine lead in Zane Grey's THE
IAgh, OF western stars. reached the
screen via The zlegteld "Fallies :"
aIiss Dove, who is now the wife Of
irwin wlIiai. the director. Is New
York girl. Recent appearances were
in "wanderer OF the Wasrcland"
and "The Roughneck"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
Rankin Inherits
Histrionic Legacy

Arthur Rankin Hha plays the rale
Or The young lOyrf in ented
Husbands" ~ the winter Garden. is
a member of the famous barrymore
and Drew families ~ stage and
screen fame Hr inEeHia tho famiIy
talent besides being the posscssor OF
an attractive personality and appear
ancs, Here Is thoroly likcabls
Juvenile. as IN Attcstcd 70 by his work
Ia Fighting Blood. {" Enter Madam,
Tho Five Dollar Baby Little Miss
smiles" Tho Lure OF Jade. En-.
chan,ment and other successful
productions
James Eirkwood and Clco Madison
play the leads In this film Of domes.
tic snianEirmenta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
Give Milton Stills Lots of
Red-BIooded "Meller- Dramer'

Good. old.fashlonod mclodrama has
staunch supporter IN one OF movie
dom'g greatest portrayors OF 'hc.
man" roles Milton sllls
In other words, Milton sills doesn't
like ordinary drawing room drama
and pictures. He likes pictures and
plays in which the lounge.lizard type
Of man Is relocated to the back
ground. lie admits it, with a note
Of pride,
Il get a real thrill out Of old.timc
melodrama." he said. Others may
like the psychological studies, the
problem plays. the drawing room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
Aiieen Pringle
Loses Her Locks

Waiting only for the camera 90
grind the final foot Of film FOR the
picture. "a Kiss In the Dark" IN
which she is featured az the Strand
this week. Aiiecn Pringle dashcd out
Of the Paramount Long Island studio
ana made "A Decline for an expert
hair bobhcr
Miss Pringle decided she was tired
OF seeing herself with long hair and
Is now a member OF the ranks u
bobbsd- haired screen Iuminaries
Adolphe McnJou and Lillian Rich
are also featured in the cast OF the
gay romance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14

plays and all that. / don't
give me a picture or n play in
which there Is objective action. mclo,
drama. well motivated a picture In
which there IL display or primitive
emotions. fear. rage. revenge. pas.
sion and hatred. And, OF course,
there must be romance. You can't
have adventure without romance;
and to my mind romonticism Is far
moro attractive than realism Realism
lie too drab. RomanticIsm Is color.
full. II makes you forget the drab.
ness Of our everyday existence. You
SEQ what ! moan"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
Connie Still Dodging
All Cupid's Arrows

Constance TalmRdRs. star Of the
new comedy. Learning 20 Love" at
the Coliseum declares that an tho
rumora OF her engagements. which
have cnllyrned tho world for the
past two years. have been utterly
unfoundcd
II am heart whole and fancy free.
and have enjoyed tho reports a
lot because, you see. al / hid 10 DO
was 10 laugh Il or. says this star
81 bban't take the little stroll 10 the
altar untll ! meet tho man ! simply
just can't 1.-Two without
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14

ceaare GTavina. who plays an i'm.
portant role in The Charmcr' Poia
Negr}B latest picture, has acted on
the stage in every country IN the
world during his % years 10 has
acted from Hammcrfest Norway 10
Cape Town. South Africa. and from
the East 20 the West Indies, Among
hla notable Characterization have
been "Aisrry.GoRound. % The Hum.
ming Bird" and "ContrRband "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
Dau0 Is
Star at Colonial

Greater Than Marriage" q tense
drama. starring Marjorie Daw and
Lou Tellegon. Is The feature offer
ing Oh the Colonial screen Tues
dug
Wednesday, attraction win be
priscilla Dean IN '+rhe Storm
Daughter" The picture Is ono Of
the Flashing uitls stars best pro.
auctions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
Satan Is Efficient
Modiste, Says Shirley

The devil is her dressmalserr'
This line, directed AT Shirley Mason
by a prudist EmaiItown matron
during the making OF THAT French
lady" her latest William Fox star.
ring picture. at the Capitol until
Wednesday night. caused Shirley 10
smile wisely and remark "Ah, yeal
But what good little devilr'
The supporting cast includes Theo-
dore Won Elts. Harold Goodwin.
Juvenile. as Is aitested 10 be his work
Lucy Beaumont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14

Sworn Affidavits Such as the
Following, Run in This Pa
per Every Week - They
Should BE Your Assurance
of DIR. Loughney's Success
full Treatment Of Asthma,
Even in the Most Chronic
and Severe Cases,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14

Warner Baxter, featured player.
has laid aside the aviator's garb and
the thrills of THE Air Mall tho pro-
duction IN which he was cast In the
leading male role. to play an impor-
tant part in tho new production
which James Cruzo Is making wei.
come Home"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14

Noah Becry. well known heavy is
halloween Of a gold claim ia Ar.
runa. Some months aEo an old miner
came to Hollywood and told Besry
no had seca him play tho role of a
miner IN "Wandrrcr of tho Waste.
land" Tic asked Bccyy 10 griibsihie
him Tho actor dld 10. Now he ia
wondering whether tho mino will
provo valuable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14

"Tho Rainbow Trail" the sequel
TO "Riders OF tho Purple Sage" ro.
Gently completed by Tom Mix, is
having the finishing touches put on
II at Che Fox West Coat atudlo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14

Harry Carey's next Western for
the Producers Distributing Corpora.
ton will be Beyond the Border. "
Tom santschi and Mildred Harris
support him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
Asthma Stopped
FOR
Capt K. Peterson
SWORN AFFIDAVIT
FOLLOWS

Read the Following Sworn
Facts. They Are SO Start
ling That Even the Most
Skeptical CANNOT Ignore
Them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
CAPTAIN X. PETERSON
kcyport. Wash.
seattle, Washington
APRIL Is, l9ao

kcypnrt, Wash
seattle, Washington
April Is, 1875
70 WHOM 1T NAY cosoEN;
DR.. Joushnoy,s asthma
treatment stopped ny torriels
severe esas or Bronchial ssth-
ns in iust q fsv days on
ploysd a good nany doctors and
esoh and all or then failed
oonpletely, and they said
rould never DO cured, but fin
ally went under DR.. Loushneyts
treatment and nov have no
stthEa, and l ar nnXi ous TO let
suffering humanity know OF DR..
Lcushnoy's wonderful treatment
and !, therefore / gladly give Dr..
Loushney tho perrission TO publ
ish this sworn affidavit.
consider ny quick recovery from
asthma marvellous and It has
remained away ever ninoe took
tho treatment. i've worked
hard ever aimee commanding and
operating ny fishing schooner.
Asthma sufferers can depend on
Dr.. Loughnoy's treAtnsnt alb
soiutely it's a complete
M.SLa~
Residence KeyporF, w.
Pout BOX \ 8
Sub g cyseed. ,pnd sworn TO before
No cAtsE lAtE,,9ay OF April la25
f<SI,.ysessssA.D "a EG.de>I
y3ssS5 c1IonsfSreaJp and for the
safssS sttss nj fntton, residing
ss ?seetlGsj,;
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'N| Q, un
Note Send 25o for my new II.
lustrntcd book, entitled "Stop Asth.
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will give YOU correct understand.
ing of these terrible Affections.
PLEASE NOTE: Bake
Oven Treatments are not
given for Asthma. All
Asthma patients are given
DR.. Loughney's special treat
ments, and by DR.. Loughney
only.
DIR. Loughpcy's Human Bake Oven re.
moves SPINAL INVITATIONS pain IL
bnrlt of hcndj pulling Of cords In neck
some troubles With eyes, paiu between
shoulders or In other pnrts OF spine. OF
burning, aching. tenderness or soreness
bronchitisI lnmcnc-s OF fingers or feet