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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
7
Poslam claims to stop itching from eczema and other skin troubles on first use. The ad notes relief for infants, acne, warts, and pimples with small applications, with 50 cent and $2 jars sold at Bridgeport drugstores and Jennie Hamilton's Pharmacy.
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Willet M. Hayes proposed a vocational farmers school at a Northern Minnesota Development Association meeting in Crookston. He urged expanding the rural school idea to teach farming alongside the three R’s and argued for better trained farmers to raise yields.
Frank Gotch announced he will join Jim Jeffries training camp at Rowardennan to oversee Jeffries diet and training. He travels from Humboldt and plans to be with Jeffries next week.
In Epsom Downs June 3 the Oaks stakes worth nearly 320000 was won by Rose drop owned by Sir William Bass. Evolution finished second and Pernelle third among eleven starters. Rosedrop ridden by Trige is by St Frusquin Rosa Inc and won by four lengths with a 7 to 1 price while Winkipop was the favorite but unplaced. Artless did not run.
Testimony in the Hall versus Hall divorce resumed with Archibald Proctor and William McClintic denying any intoxication by Hall. Dorothy V. Tatroe described salad of visitors and Beales frequenting the house, while Mary Ellen Graham testified to Beales’s presence and Mrs Hall’s reaction, with more testimony slated for next Tuesday.
Manager Garvey of Poli’s, famous for publicity flair, laments loss of a gold watch gifted to Miss Alice Fleming. He pushes editors to help recover the timepiece inscribed Anna to Edith, but reporters doubt jewelry theft as a newsworthy angle, murmuring it as an old PR tale.
The manager insists Miss Fleming truly lost her watch and rejects rumors of a sensational publicity stunt. He asks for its return with a reward to restore his image and uphold modern advertising standards.
New York June 3 A grain of rice lodged in the ear on her wedding day ten years ago is believed to have caused the death of Mrs. Asa Cummings at the Post Graduate Hospital. Physicians failed to remove the kernel despite several operations, and the grain ultimately caused brain inflammation.
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