New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1928, Page 9

New York — It remains to be S A——— scen whether Coogan's Bluff will be . ¢4 | Hoodoo Hollow for § ; Mandell U S. Public Health Servige|snoacs. oo fammy Manden : 4 crown against Jimmy McLarnin on G“es sOme Ad“ce Friday night. I'ive of eight chani- pions who have defended world titles there have been defeated. Washington, May 15 (#-—Maytime reezes are carrying pollen to the|pooumo president, Woodrow Wilson “ensitive nasal membranes of the|attended a Y. M, €. A. cornerstone vast host of rose fever and hay fe- | laving here. This fact was referred \er sufferers. Although the so-| ! When Mrs. Herbert Hoover was led remedics are apparently al.|introduccd at a similar function. 2n0st as numerous as the victims, uedical science has made admitted- ly slow progress in combating yather mysterious malady. About 90 per cent of the c of hay fever are caused by the pol- n, or dust, of various weeds and ylants. The springtime symptoms, requently led rose fever, wue to the carly gra which pol- Jenate from about May 15 to July pd 5. These pollen ave very light and | Fastland, Tex. — Future genera- offon are carried o distance of scve | 1ONS are safe from another contro- cral miles in the atmosphere. jversy over a horned toad. One was While no couplotely efficacious | 1und alive recently in a corner- Jsmedy has been discovered, the | 5101 where it had been presumably aedical profession has made some | Il Years. Another was put in the e | cornerstone of the new court house nmunizing sufferers. | Che most effective W York — Commenting on ex- periments in Berlin tending to show { that u of alcohol fosters the birth of males, Miss Elizabeth Marbury es to deny that feminists are ing this means of eliminating males “Why should we. If it were not for | women have to laugh at?" «date is the inoculation of patlents|P¥ court order f anity’s sake. with extracts of the pollen to which they are susceptible. A large 1 Jority of those so t ed are bene- tited, and a considerable number, yerhaps 25 per cent, are relieved. | The paticnt is advised to go to a | viysician for preventive treatment ipproximately two or three months I wfore the symptoms usually begin. 1 is necessary that a serious of in- | oculations, extending over a period « . I . — King Tut's mummy will be a young fellow if hopes of explorers to Alaska arc settlers of North America. New York—An English inventor ty. 2. Peter Jones brought with i Ppboimin ey fwa mgoth, ke ,hfm an automobile lh:\tbpr-‘\-m ’ cour, | ack-seat driving. It 1s quite cut danger if administered by ug faces the opposits W froni the competent physician and it does not | river. vause the patient to lose time from vork, The patient is advised to wioid strennous exerc s such as t nnis and baseball heca Guce vigorous breathin, tie dose of pollen inhals +'veping room should be el laz the day to exclude pollen laden ompleted pot less than two weeks | by men imprisoned in the &4 to send their last messages will be put Annapolis, New York—The ropeller the The window may be opened ;"""“Nf"'-!':' EEImEiGle ,'f', fing Ho night, as the dampness of (-\nmm.j;,\‘f’"“_‘ ‘}“J he museum of t DO “ir and the lessened breeze usually [ N©W York. arc | the malo population, what would wr realized. Charles H. Stoll and others | > Aleutian | Islands for mummies of the first | is here with a great hoon to human- | Washington — The wrench used i in the naval academy museum at | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, 'I'L’ES.DAY, MAY 15, 1928 W death from her third story room at | CORNERSTONE IS FREED BY COURT ™ " "vi | Hartford—Bunker Hill Transpor- tation Company officials of Water- | Herbert Parker, former attorney | bury will have their chance to ex. general and counsel for legislative | plain alleged picking up of passen. | committee investigating Reading's | gers outside districts restricted to { conduct in office, as Parker presses them at hearing vefore the State [ him about $25,000 Decimo elub re- | Public Utilities Commission May 21, | infner, | I f | Hartford—Prope; at Niantic Concord, N. H.—Forest fire men- wanted by the State Tuberculosis | ace causes Gov. Huntley N. Spauld- | commission for a new building and Atlantic City — Shortly hefore ha!ing to close woods to others than jowned by Major Anson T. McCook, |owners throughout state excepting | its he to be subject of discus- Coos county. Negotiations which started in only to reach disagreements, | Newport, R. L.—Raymond Ernest a still pending in the superior | Munson of Bridgeport, Conn., sea |man at naval training station, killed | = {in fall from yard arm of U. . Con- | Hartford—Standing commiittee of | stellation, i Protestant Episcopal diocese of | | {China to be changed today when Boston—Gov. Alvan T. Fuller ory clergy and laymen gather for the ir | ders investigating of charges by mn-Yannual diocesan convention, |named state employe that members | L — of legislature get confiscated liquor | Hartford — Bankruptey actipn om department of public safety. brought agair LW, Watkins and | — | Company disclosure that Con- Rumney, N. H—Ct | gressman James P. Glynn and C. 1 [Kindles biaze that sweeps 500 acres | BArdo. @ former vice president of lotinttona: the New Haven railroad had refused f to become directors of the National & + Investor ne. | Boston — International . Ladies' AL Garment Workers union votes down ! proposal to clect gencral officers by referendum vote of membership of all affiliated locals. Norwalk—Thonius Speliacy, state D, ratic leader, sides with State Republican Chairman J. Henry Roraback that the republican party | | will be victorious in this state in the coming presidential election but he on the majority. If the wom- en will do their duty at the polls, he nith will be president, He swton, Mass.—Joseph i ) L Ruleat e ham parachute jumper, s L byt RARAL Jnmyg Y orary was 75,000, through piazza window when wind S | entangles ropes with chimney. 4 5 ; [ S : Wyoming Republicans | . Greenville, Me.—List of dead in! S H [Moosehead Take motorhoat sinking |, 1N State C"“W!““’“‘ definitely place at 10 by Captain | The"mOpolis, Wyo., May 15 (®) James E. Lays of Brockton, Mass, | W3OS republicins continue | police department, only ‘eurvivor of tN*IT State convention hers today ¢ Greater Brocktofi business and | W11 @ vote 10 send an uninstructed | professional men who were on fish- | 1¢I°ution of nine to the national ing trip. | party convention considercd only a . formality. New Haven—The boys® ambi.| The convention last night approv- tions to construct a raft and satl it | 4 @ resolution submitied by the In u deserted quarry pool ended | Ul and order committee against [fatally for Niclson Johnson, seven, ) EHYSpesatn Uilioans who slipped off and was drowned in 15 feet of water. | Taunton, Mass.—James A. 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