davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
D1EfA PopALENE MA sMRf

V podelok hral sa 2-rocny Rex
Wolfe v Niles ma yarde svojich
rodicov dvoma bratmi okolo
ohna. Chlapci preskakovai ohen
a malieky chlapec tiez chcel pre-
skocit'. Ale miesto preskocenia
vosiel rovno do ohna, cd ktoreho
sa mu chytily saty kyym prisla
pomoc utrpel take popalenfny, ze
i'm stredu podpahnul.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
K PRISTAHovALECKfMU
ZAK0NU.
Dolezite informacie pre- krajanov,
ktcri ME sd amer. obcanmi q chct
dosikovat' svoje rodiny csR.
F. i. I. S.

Vzhpadom ma to, ze niektorym
nariadeniam noveho prist 'ahova-
lcckeho zakona, prijateho dina 20.
maja 1928, ME je doteraz SPRAY
ne rozumeno, a najma pokial' sa
tieto ustanovenia tykaj1 pravi-
diel, ktorymi sa manzeky deti
tn usadenych cudzincov musia
riadit' pri podavani ziadosti o
prednostne vizo, bude akiste who'd
ably SINE tuna t1to otazku znovu
podrobne objasnili rozobrali.
Kazdy akiste vie, re podl'a move
no imigracneLo zakona mozu 81
manzelky a nezenate (nevydate)
deti mladSie q rokov emit ma
rok na prednostne vizo iba v tom
pripade, ze ich manzelia, respek-
tivnt otcovia boil pripusteni do
Spojenych statov zakonitym spo-
sobom a to ma trvacny pobyt. Zda
sa, ze je to prave sposob, akyym sa
ma zakNnity vstup ma americk1
podu dokazovat', ktory zaprici-
nuje najyiacej t'azkosti.
V istych kruhoch prevlada ma.
hl'ad, II cudzinec, usadeny Spo
jenych Statoch, musi 81 sam "a.
dovazit' 1radne potvrdenie cd
prist' ahovaleckeho uradu svo
JON zakonitom pripusteni do SIP
Statov a re je celkom zbytocne
ably jeho manzelka a deti sa u
chadzaly O prednostne vizo ma "a
klade noveho prist 'ahovaleckeh'
zakona, ak nemozu siicasne so sv,
jou ziadost 'ou predostret' ameri
ckemu konzulovi podobne ilradn
potvrdenie. Ze podobne nahl 'ad,
nem6zu byt' spravne, vysvita u
tel okolnosti, re ME je vobe
ziadneho sposobu, akym by 81 tu
ma usadeny cudzinec mohol "
dobne l1radne potvrdenie zadov;
zit'. Zaznamy prist 'ahovaleckyc
nradov predstavujn uradny pr;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14

men informacii vstupe cudzin-
Gov ma americkd podu. Tieto ar
chivy ME sl pristupne obecenstvu
a okrem vladnych uradnikov ne
smie nikto do Mich nahliadnut'. !.
Krem toho mozu informacie ma
zaklade tychto rekordoy byt' W.
davane len vladnym lradnikom.
Guidance sam nemoze 81 teda "a
dovazit' podobne informacie, iba
ak nepriamo prostrednlctvom VIA
dnych uradnfkov. Vo vsetkych
pripadoch, kde cudzincovo zako-
mite pripustenie do Spojenych
Statov ma byt' dokazane v suhla-
Sc nariadenim noveho prist 'aho-
valeckeho zakona, musi byt' po-
dobny dokaz zadovazeny americ-
-kym konzulom, u ktoreho bola po-
dana ziadost' o povolenie pred
nostneho viva manzelke a det 'om.
Je slce NONE, ze zklsenosti, kto-
re budd ziska4le prevadzanim no.
veho prist 'ahovaleckeho zakona,
urobia zelateIpym, ably v tomto
smere boly prijate move pravi-
dla, ale ME je mono klast' dost
vel ky doraz ma to, ze terajsej
dobe doklad o cudzincovom zako.
nitom pripusteni do spojenych
statov mole byt' zadoyazeny iba
americkym konzulom a nijake
cudzincom.
O zmenach prist 'ahovale ckehc
zakona, ako al O procedure Wy
bavenia ziadostf 0 prednostne vi
"a bolo *uz uverejnene' mnoht
clankov, podavajiicich informaci'
jak spravne, tax al nespravne. \
iednom clanku sa odporuca Gu
dzincovi, ably doposlal svojej nal
zelke affidavit, V ktbrom su 1--WE
dene vsetky data, tykajdce sa je
no prichodu do Spojenych Sta
tov, tvrdf sa, ze je to vsetko, {
moze s jeho strany. podniknlt
V inom clanku cftame, ze 'smar
zelka deti mozu obdrzat' preC
, nostne vizo iba vtedy, ak preuk;
: zu 1radnymi dokladmi (nijak
: vsak s1kromnym prehlasenfm,
: w. afidavitom) americkemu kol
b zulovi v Prahe, ze ich manzeli
: pot 'azne rodicia boil pripuste
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
MA PREDAJ ALEBO MA
zAMENU,

Mala, asi 4-akrova farma, Z l.
zbovy dom, kdpelna, elektrika, yo-
da, fornes dome, garadz na 2
kary, maStal, mnoho ovocnych
stromov, pol mile Cd mcsta War
rem, blizko fabrik skoly. Zame-
nj sa "a ,majctok - 4 alebo 5 izbo-
w dom - vo Warren alebo v
Youngstown. Piste ma adresu
Jan Krupa, 67O East Ave, War
!ren, Ohio. 80 f/37)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
Drob1le ohlasky
HL'A.DAME

zknsene slovenske alebo mad ar
ske dievca pre- vseobecnu domacu
pracu vo Warren. Haste sa So
botu alebo nedel' u popoludnf pod
{. 800 Lincoln Ave-, Youngstown,
Ohio. Dobry plat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
. = = = :
Pouzziivatel'ky Maytagu
pisaly tito ohlasku!

"Myslievala som, ze zmi-
kanie prada je najodpornej-
Sou ciastkou prania, kym som
dostala svoj Maytag. Jeho
Mako Valcovy Odstr&hovac
Vody odstrani mydlo a vodu
rovnako 20 vsetkych ciastok
prada, automaticky sa napra-
vi pre- hrubku, obrAti nazad
dosku ma stekanie vody a
vklada sa donho moe l'ahsie
pre- jeho bezpecnost'.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
ZDARMA nlozte prat
ma nom ma probu

Ma ziadost fn6zete dostAt' mena adresy tych xen,
ktor6 pisaly horejsie lsty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14
do Spojenych Stitov z&konitym

do Spojenych Stitov z&konitym
sposobom.''
Nem6zeme sa teda comu cudo-
vat, ze mnohi nasi krajani sn VI
rozpakoch, podl'a akych vlastnel
pravidiel sa majd riadit'. Mnoho
sa ich obracia ma prist 'ahovale-
cky lrad ma Ellis Islande SO zia-.
|dost'ou, aby i'm bolo vydane L.
radne potvrdenie ich zakoniteho
vstupu ma americkd podu. Cinia
tax ma zaklade informacii, kto-
]rych sa docitali novinach, alebo
ktore obdrzali cd svojich pribuz-
nych alebo cd vol 'ajakej institd-
Gle z Ceskoslovenska. Me .je a.
! snad' treba zdoraznit', re prist'a-
hovalecky irad nevydal doteraz
ami jedineho podobneho potvrde.,
MIA a to dovodov, ktore SINE uz
hore spomenuli.
Cudzinec,, ktory boil zakonitym
sposobom pripusteny do Spojes
|nych Statov ma trvacny pobyt a
ktory 81 praje, aby jeho manzelka
a deti prisly "a MIN do Ameri-
ky, m6ze ma osoh ich ziadosti Q
prednostne vizo .urobit', toto ;
mech i'm posle pokial' mozno dpl-
Inc presne informacie OIL 'adom
svojho prichodu do Spojenych
IStatov. Tieto informacie musia
obsahovat' podl'a maznosti nasle-
|dujuce udania: prfstav, kto.
rom vstupil ma LODI; datum, ke.
Idly vst1pil ma lod'; memo lod mel
spolocnosti; memo lodi; pristav.
v ktorom vstdpil lode na ameri
cku podu, a datum alebo pribliznt
datum, kedy vstdpil ma americkt
podu. D'alej je yell mi dolezite, a
by uviedol, ako jeho memo boi'
|pisane ma sifkarte inych listi
mach. Nedavny pripad svedei =
dolezitosti tejto poziadavky. Ist,
!, krajan, Jan Duris, chcel podat
Iziadost' O americke obcianstvo,
lie nepamatal sa dobre, ktoreh
ldna a ma akej lodi prisiel do Spt
: jenych Statov. Vedel vsak men
; lod 'nej spoloenosti priblizne di
tu1n svojho prichodu. Lod n
spolocnost', ktora bola poziadan
=; 0 poskytnutie informacii, hlas
- la, re nemoze najst' jeho memo
rekordoch cestujucich, ktori p1
sli do Ameriky spomenutn d
bu. Ma ostatku sa prislo ma m
slienku, re snad' jeho memo bo
zaplsane do rekordov po mad a
sky, teda Gyuris. A toto mel
bolo skutocne rekordoch obi
vene. Cd vladneho ilradnika, KIT
ry NAL zistit', ci pan Duris
lskutoene zakonitym sposobom I
stal do Ameriky, nebolo mozl
cakat', ably vedel, ze Duris Gy
ris je jedno memo, hoci pisa
dvojakym sposobom.
Pri podavani ziadosti pre-
nostne vfzo ma zaklade move
prist' ahovaleckeho zakopa mus
pribuzni tn usadeneho cudzin
predostriet americkemu konzu
vi hore spomenute informacie
cudzincovom prichode do Spo
nych Statov. Ak je treba, a
pravdivost' tychto udanf bola !
&c zistena, musi americky kon;
sam - podl'a nariadenf cd sv
no predstaveneho Iradu -
ziadat' pisomne .alebo kabelog
ficky prislusny prist'ahovalec
trad o patricne informacie. V
rajsej dobe dostava prist'ahova
cky urad ma Ellis Islande prib
ne sest 'desiat dotazov cd amt
1ckych konzulov denne.
V tom prfpade, ze cudzinec
pripusteny do Spojenych Sta
po 3. jdni 1921, ma oznamit' S
jim pribuznym, ktory amerie
konzul mu vydal prist 'ahovale'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-14

"Som ista. BE mole saty
budu trvat' dlhsie odkedy
nam Maytag. PRIV som mu-
sela rucne kudlit' ko11ce o.
balkov a golierov a daktore
detsk6 saty, a ma pracej do
ske sa veru saty deri. Teraz
Maytag perie vsetko sam.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-26
Berlin news
CONTINUED From Page seven.)

1880 o'clock. Dec. Z. II. Fl and 2S:
Saturdays from to 1880 o'clock.
Dec. s. Is. % and 20.
Mr.. Lewis urges the people Of the
town to cooperate with him and take
care Of this matter as soon as pos
sible.
A daughter, Maureen Ann. has
been born to Mr.. and Mrs. N. J.
Ives of Kensington, according to a
birth certificate filed at the office of
the town clerk this morning.
A truck travelling from New York
to Boston overturned this morning
on the Berlin turnpike about 5
O'Clock after ripping up about 20
feet of fence. On account of the
early hour no constable was called
in on the case but 1t Is reported that
the steering wheel Of the truck
locked on the driver and he lost
control Of the vehicle. 1t is claimed
that he escaped from injury.
Mass Thursday
There will be a special mass on
Thanksgiving Day at o'clock in
st. Paurs church, kensington, ac-
cording to an announcement made
yesterday morning at all the masses.
East Berlin Items
The Berlin Painters in a hard
fought game lost to the Bristol West
Ends yesterday by IS to 0 score.
The game was thriller from start
to finish. The local boys when scores
were imminent seem to lack the
punch to put it over. The Holmes
and Bourgeois combination on long
passes was the feature of the game.
many Of their passes being executed.
Many OF the games which the locals
have played and lost would have
been wins Of they had been played
on their home field.
The Wesleyans will hold a social
and short business session this eve
ing at s o'clock. The meeting will
be held at the Methodist church
parsonage with Rev. and Mrs. A. l..
Burgreen.
The knights Of Pythias will meet
tomorrow evening at s o'clock at
Community hall.
The ladies OF Sacred Heart church
will hold whist and social In the
church social rooms this evening.
Both regular and bridge whist will
be played. Refreshments will be
served.
Ralph Gamble. Jr., was rendered
surprise party at his home on Will
cox avenue Saturday evening by a
number of his young friends. The
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-26
BRISTOL news
Continued. From Page Seven.)

nounced later: Advanced class,
Frank Johnson and Miss Lydia Bos-
etto: Miss Taillon's intermediate
class, Edmund Willequez and Miss
Paula Coti: Miss Hackett's inter-
mediate class, Miss Ella Carlson and
Alfred Labelle: Miss Fallon's begin
ner's class, Alexander Speigel and
Miss Anna Herman; Miss O'Connelrs
beginners class, George Pfab and
Miss Sophie Sargis.
Fire Department Called
An overheated stove in the apart
ment occupied by Raoul Messier at
Ga Race street called out Squad A
and Hose Company No. 1 at 4:4O p.
m. Sunday. The fire was eXtin-
suished with chemicals. There was
no damage.
Coolest Morning
With thermometers registering as
low as IS degrees above zero at Z
o'clock this morning, Bristol resi-
dents awoke to a realization that
winter was rapidly approaching and
that the Indian summer weather of
10 days ago was just another mem
DRY. Records maintained at police
headquarters indicated that the
temperature had dropped two de-
grees from a. m. to 7 a. m. A
number of autoists found their car
radiators frozen and stalled cars
were common sight about the city.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-26

William Chilchus Of 80 John street
that 10 chickens were stolen out Of
her coop iast night
Dance to the latest music with
Bill Tasillo's orchestra 1t Firemen's
Ball Thanksgiving Eve. Nov. 2s. T.
A. B. Hall. Main 8--advt.
The police were notified at $50
last night that . man was causing =
disturbance In = restaurant at IS
Broad street. but when Omcer
Thomas Woods arrived the disturber
had left.
Sunshine Cleaners dye overcoats:
56l0.-advt.
The police are investigating . re-
port last evening that Mrs. Helen
Kuckel of $50 Myrtle street lost a
pocketbook containing q check and
some small change. from 4 bureau
drawer at her home.
Spend the evening at the Fire.
mems BAH with Bill Tasillo's dance
orchestra Thanksgiving Eve. Wed.
evg., Nov. rs. 7. A. B. Hall. Main St.
-advt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-26
MONDAY
NEW ENGLAND STATIONS
sOO-WTIC. Hartfor1-sO0

s00-WTIC, Railroads.&c.
6:10-Summary OF program
6:15-Mother Goose
6:o5-News Bulletins
6:30-Gilbert's Sport talk for boys
Music
7:so-station WCAC will broadcast
at this time
S-The Choristers
S:30-Gypsies
9:30-Family Party
lS:30-Correct time
l0:3o-Symphonic dance orchestra
1l-News and weather forecast
6OO-WCAC, Storrs-5OO
$50 The Soil; The Source of
Food, Clothing and Shelter"
.45-"Farm Machinery that is
Proving Valuable
99O-WBZ, Springfeld-3O3
5:45-Orche stra
6-M. A. C. Forum
6:l5-Market reports; official agri-
culture reports
6:35-Orchestra
News bulletins
.:05-Chimes
7:06-Orchestra
7:20---R. w. McNeel
7:30-Roxy and his gang
S:30--Music
9-Irene Taylor, soprano; William
Neigle, baritone
9:3n-Real Folks
l0--Time
10:01-Sport-O -Grams
10:0G-The Troubadours
11--News bulletins
10:05-Organ recital
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-26

Miss Vivian Calender, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. william Ira Calender
Of - West Pearl street, this city, BE-
fore her marriage.
Sunshine Cleaners motto is serv-
ice: 6el0.-advt. -
8upernumerary Omcer Samuel I.
Cole reported that . bus owned by
the New Britain Transportation Co.
and driven by Ayron Steinberg Of
Shuttle Meadow avenue. sideswiped
a car owned BY Joseph 6tronkowsky
Of 20 Overlook avenue. about s:l5
last night at Main and West Main
street. causing slight damage.
Sunshine Cleaners 4 Dyers' phone
661O.-advt.
Joseph smiEel and Stanley
Grumoski were arrested last night
by Constable Walsh of Newinstou
and lodged in cells at the local police
station on the charge Of breach OF
the peace.
Sunshine Cleaners stretch dresses,
561O.-advt.
The police are investigating a re-
port to Oficer Axel Carlson by MIRA
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-26

4 coating of ice covered the lakes
of the city and even the Pequabuck
river was frozen along its edges.
A. o. II. Auxiliary
The Ladies' Auxiliary. Ancient Or
der OF Hibernians, of Forestville,
have elected the following officers:
President. Mrs. Philip F. Ryan: vice
president. Miss Sarah Hickey: finan-
cal secretary Miss Anna Graham:
recording secretary, Miss Mae Far
ley: treasurer. Miss Grace Donahue:
sergeant at arms. Mrs. Timothy
Daley; chaplain. Rev. James Nc
Donald.
Mission Closes
The two weeks mission. which
opened at St. Joseph's church on
Sunday, November II. closed last
night with a record attendance. The
first week was for the women Of the
parish and the second week for the
men, while on November ~. II and
IA mission was held for the chill
dren. The services were in charge
of Rev. Bede Gorgan and Rev. Louis
Downey of the Passionist Order Of
West Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Charles F.. Cable
Mrs. Charles F. Cable. aged ~. Of
124 Central street, Forestville. died
at 9 O'Clock last evening at her
home following an illness Of several
months with complications. She was
born in Brookfeld. Conn.,. on August
20, 1854, the daughter OF Samuel
and Lucia Whitlock. She was mar
ried in 1897 in Danbury and came
to this city 20 years ago. Surviving
her are two brothers, George Whit
lock Of Milford. N. r. and Harold
Whitlock Of Rockville, Conn.,. and
two nieces. Lucia Whitlock Of Mil
ford. N. Y. and Florence Whitlock
of Rockville.
The funeral services will be held
from her last home at 2 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. Rev. William
r. Davis. Jr., will officiate. Burial
will be in West cemetery.
karan KOchO0
Karan Kochoo Of l13 Jacob street.
died Saturday evening following a
short illness with complications. He
was born So years ago in Persia.
coming to the United States three
years ago. He is survived by two
sons. Saul and Solomon. both of
Bristol, and one daughter. Mrs.
Khaftoon Baboo of Philadelphia.
Funeral services will be held Tues
day afternoon at the Congregational
church. Rev. Elisha E. Adams Of
New Britain will officiate and burial
will be in West cemetery.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-26
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD MONDAY NOVEMBER q, 1928.

party was In the nature Of . fars-
well - he viii leave for 0prinsfield.
VT. within the next few weeks.
The regularly weekly meeting Of
the Community club win be held
Wednesday evening 1T : o'clock.
Mrs. Clinton Taylor continues to
show improvement from her opera.
ton recently undergone at the Hart
ford hospital.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-26
COLDS RELIEVED INSTANTLY BY
METHOD DOCTORS NOW ADVISE.
Tempting Taste; Instant Relief-Then Cold
Soon Disappears and You Feel Fine

Relief began with the first pleas
ant swallow. He felt the comfort
ing, healing warmth-from his
nose passages deep down into his
chest. BY night In the "feverish,"
"achy" feeling was gone: he felt
fine next morning and In a day or
so all congestion had disappeared.
Child Liked the Taste;
Soon Ended Chest Cold
Little Lucille Grant, daughter
of Mrs. H. Gordon Grant, had a
severe chest cold which caused her
to cough SO hard she kept the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-26
EASTERN STATIONS

ISOV-""NI, view dEh-SfU
5-Merchants' program
5:30-Alice from Wonderland
6-Orchestra
6:5o-Holly Park Imperial Imps
7:30-Orchestra
61O-WIP, Philadelphia-492
6:30-Orchestra
Roll call; birthday list: Conser-
vatory of Dancing
S;30-Musical ensemble
9-"Echoes of the Opera" Sym
phony orchestra
1o-Dance orchestra
10:30-Orchestra
11-Orchestra
117O-WCAU, Philadelphia-258
5;30-This and That Revue
6-Lady Dover, Duke Domanco
6:20-Sport talk; Musical Furriers
7-Orchestra
7:3O-Snellenburg program
S-Hornung White Book Hour
9-Columbia Chain programs
11:05-Orchestra
88O-kDkA. Pittsburgh-3O8
I:3O-One minute demonstrators
S-Thirty Minutes of Sunshine
S:30-Automatic Duo Discs
9-Neapolitan Nights
9:30-"Real Folks
l0-Time: orchestra
.9O-WGY, Schenectady-379
6-Stock reports, produce marke,
reports, farm forum and news
items
6:29-Weather forecast
6:30-Gilberts' Sports talk for boys
7-Savings Bank program
7:30-"Violin Choir" studio
S-Madrigal quartet, studio
S:SO-Gypses
9:30-Family Party
0:S0-Correct time
Observation-Disclosures
11OO-WPG, Atlantic City-273
5:15-Farm Talk. Hugh Ross
5:30-Organ recital
5:45-News and weather reports
Skinner music
S:30-Reeves Brothers; Honolulu
Duo
S:45-The Two Musical Jays, James
Way and Jack Perry, studio
9-Concert orchestra
9:45-Studio program
l1-News flashes and weather re-
port; Atlantic City Festival choir
until 1880
11:3O-Dance orchestra
7OO-WLW, Cincinnati-l2S
6-Orchestra
6:30-Dynacone Diners
6:40-Orchestra
7:15--Talk on City Government
7:3O--Songs of Twilight
S-The Crosley Burnt Corkers
9-Instrumental Trio
9:30-Real folks
1O-Correct time
10-Deuces Wild
10:3O-Orchestra
11-Slumber music
IL a. m.-Orchestra
12:3O-"W." IL" and Nv"
1-Orchestra
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-26
City Items

Miss Madge OLeary Of Keene, N.
H. and William Clark Of Springfield.
Mass. were the weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip O'Ril!ey Of 116
Smalley street.
Sunshine Cleaners & Dyers' phone
5610.-advt.
A son. Roland Ira Bickerman. was
born at New Britain General hospital
today to Mr.. and Mrs Charles e.
Bickerman of Fort George avenue,
New York. Mrs. Bickerman was
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-26
6-WRNY Minstrela

6-WRNY Minstrels
Standardization Quartet
7-Orchestra
7:30-The Frigidaire Newlyweds
7:45-Crispi Sisters. harmony
11OO-WLWL-273
6-Dominicn hour
6:05-Henri Marcoux, baritone
6:20-French favorites
6:45-Joseph Dutton, Joseph Ken
needy
Book Club hour
7:05-Mathilde Prezant, soprano
7:30-"Book Suggestions" Meehan
7:45-Concert orchestra
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Quick Pile Relief

DR.. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid Is
guaranteed to Danish any form of
Pile misery, or money back. 1t
gives quick action even in old,
stubborn cases. Rod is a
harmless tablet that removes blood
congestion In the lower bowel-the
cause Of piles. 1t brings joyful re-
lief quickly and safely or costs MOTH
ing. Fair Drug Dept. and druggists
everywhere sell it with this guar
antee.
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Tompkinsville. Staten Island. Both
vessels were somewhat damaged but
reported they were In no danger.
No one was injured. Both craft
stood buy awaiting ordera.
The Executive was inbound from
Baltimore.
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double strength doses Of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral every half-hour
until congestion was removed. In
just little while she stopped
coughing hard, and by bedtime the
fever had disappeared. In another
day or SO, the doctor reports, she
was out playing and as well as ever. !
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Began to Feel "Feverish"

l.. c. Lambert. for
example. contracted
a stuffy head cold.
Because Of the mild,
sunshiny weather he
neglected 1t until
three days later
W h e n congestion
started SDreadinH 30
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fast he became worried. Then he
called his doctor, who gave him
double strength doses OF Ayers
Pectoral-a hospital certified cold
remedy composed Of wild cherry.
terpin -hydrate, etc.
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whole family awake.
Next day the ther-
mometer showed fe-
YER and Mrs. Grant
became SO alasmed
she called the doc
tor.
He gave her a
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Many Here Find Home Use
Of Hospital Method Soon
Ends Head or Chest Cold

In ones own home 1t Is now
possible to get almost instant re-
lief from a stubborn head cold,
chest cold. or resultant cough. For
doctors are now recommending
home use of a pleasant hospital
method that has brought quick,
sure relief to vast numbers in
New Britain, Plainville and vicinity.
Neglected Head Cold
Began to Feel "Feverish"
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STEAMER IN COLLISION

New York. Nov. &c Up - The
steamship Executive Of the Export
Steamship corporation and the
United States Engineers dredge.
w. L. Marshall, collided today off
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Nete: Other cases reported daily-aI
certified By attending physician.

This 'hospital certified" medicine
quickly penetrates and heals iniamed
Innings Of the air passages Absorbed by
the system it helps allay congestion and
drive out the cold from the nose pas
sages, throat and chest.
Just a few pleasant spoonfuls OF Ayers
Cherry Pectoral now and you. too. Will
feel like a different person tomorrow. At
all druggists--60c and, twice as much in
$l.00 hospital size.