Natureopathic cures touted at Bridgeport public hall
An advertisement style feature promotes Natureopathic doctors in Bridgeport offering drugless healing methods. It claims dramatic results without poisons, lists techniques like hydrotherapy and vibration, and invites public demonstrations at Colonial Hall and private offices at 1024 Main Street.
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Bridgeport
Nathureopathic
Hartford
New England
Natureopathy
Colonial Hall
Founder
Netureopathy
Main St
Natureopathiecs
Blumer
I. Blumer
Hayes & Betts
Map Indicates Polish Front in Broad Terms of Battle
The map summarizes the Poland theater showing German and Russian forces with general locations. It notes vast territorial scope and emphasizes that single-day movements cannot be shown in detail. It cites official Russian and German reports and mentions Lodz, Strykow, Zgiers, Szadek, and Zadinska Wola with trench lines and reinforcement directions.
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Poland
Sed
East
Prussia
Silesia
Lodz
Griva
Strykow
Zgiers
Szadek
Zadinska Wola
Protective Association completes half year of success
Bridgeport Protective Association reports six months of progress at its headquarters run by Miss Catherine Hewitt. The facility aids vulnerable women with shelter, meals, and care. committees, officers, and a nominating report are detailed. Readings include resident numbers, origins, and outcomes, highlighting ongoing support and needs.
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Bridgeport Protective Association
Grst
Catherine Hewitt Sand
L. B. Doremus
G. Bal
M. H. Chapin
BE. B. Allen
Leo Lyon
L. Sutton
Walter Leewith
J. Trourke
C. W. Hawiey
F. Ram
W.E. Allen
B. Allen
Norman Leeds
John Hubbard
M. H. Ford
Margaret Burgess
Mary J. Minor l
Catherine Hewitt
M P. Curran
Gordon Cer
Manwaring
W. B. Boardman
F. A. Dillingham
George E. Hill
Thomas Cullinan
Mauries Thorner
M. J. Minor
Michael Ford
C. B. Doremus
T. Rourke
Walter Wilmot
C. W. Hawley
William B. Boardman
Friends
Newspapers,& Charities Organization ‘Society
City Charities Department
Miss Hewitt
St John Estate Totals 23618 05 in Stratford probate notes
An inventory filed in Stratford Probate Court lists the late Alexander St John’s estate at 23618 85, with real estate valued at 5200 and personal assets including a drugstore stock, a touring car, shares in United Drug, and savings from local banks. The report notes allocations, with details of properties and sums across multiple Bridgeport and New Haven institutions. The notice also mentions upcoming Christmas activities by local churches and community groups.
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Stratford
Alexander St John
King Street
Main Street
Don Bolsters
Will St. John
United Drug Company
Cupheag Club
New Haven Savings Bank
New Haven
Conn
Mechanics’ & Farmers’ Savings Bank
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Savings Bank
People’s Savings Bank
City Savings Bank
Frank Staples & Co
Methodist Church
People’s, Presbyterian Church of Bridgeport
Trading Post Committee
Qkenuck Tribe of Red Men
Trading Post
Women's Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
Stratford Charitable Society
Red Men’s Hall
Church Street
Stratford High School
St. Luke's
R. Wheeler
Barnum Jrs
Lakeman
Watson
Wooton
Buckley
Sexton
Abercrombie
St. Paul's Hall
Beach Street
Women’s Christian Temperance Tinion
D. C. Wood
Platbush, L. I
Entirely Too Cool and Odd Snippets From The Era
A collage of clipped anecdotes and trivia from old papers. It includes quips about a burglar in the house, a discussion on falling bodies and the earth’s rotation, notes on ancient tin use, glycerin discoveries, dinner plans with neighbors, debts and payment jokes, travel habits of Chinese travelers, a courtroom joke, and a mock exchange about a Leonardo da Vinci painting.
Instantaneous Light and Language Shifts in 1830 London Mirror
Fragment excerpts from the London Mirror dated January 10 1830 discuss speculative science of atmospheres light and ether list word histories and misprints including Walker farewell jade primrose and polite. The piece blends curiosities of science language and a vignette of a boy questioning medals.
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Atlas
Walker
Art of Eating and Self-Discipline Promoted
A discussion on eating as a science and art argues that hating food is not a mere sentiment but a learned skill. It emphasizes that understanding personal dietary needs and moderation marks a completed education in self control and health.
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British Isles
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J. Berthelot
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Harper's Weekly
Boston Transcript
Houston Post
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Leonardo da Vinci
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