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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1919
Page
10
Under war stress patriotism showed in buying bonds. Your bonds helped crush German militarism and bring victory. With peace, the true test is to subscribe first and show the world America can finish the job as her army and navy did before.
An essay by Mrs Meta J. Erickson urges women to seek executive roles and equal pay through education and focus. She argues women are as capable as men, criticizes superficiality, and urges disciplined study, seriousness, and detachment from fashion to attain professional success and respect.
Derby Shelton April 22 Special Antonio Valente of Derby 23 years old and married is central in an inquest into the death of Mrs Louise H Bradley at Griffin Hospital April 7. Valente was arrested Monday and an inquest with state and local officials began and adjourned until morning. Local war loan efforts proceed with a demonstration and whippet tank visit to encourage subscriptions. Private Edward A Gardner died of wounds in France last September. Two local youths received bravery notices and a Shelton man returned home after service.
Anthony Pruglio of 208 Arlington Street reported to police that a tire was stolen from his car while it was parked in front of his home on Tay Day.
Strong guarantee of absolute purity proclaims Father John's Medicine contains no alcohol narcotics or opiates. Ad touts safety for families and claims to build strength, aid weight gain, and aid cold and cough relief with scientific tests backing nutrition value.
An advertisement notes evening gatherings at the Colonial ball regia with a private muster requirement. It mentions limited necessary participants and directs readers to call telephony for appointment, outlining the process and timing for the event.
A testimonial from Mrs Winslow of Porton Maine extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anemia and related debility. She describes long weakness, swelling, poor appetite, and sleeplessness relieved after using the pills, noting restored strength, digestion, nighttime rest, and return of appetite. The ad urges readers to buy a box or request the free booklet.
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