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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
14
In doctors upheld the honor public message, many ambulance men and helpers are praised for dedication during a war. The account highlights the sacrifices of medical staff and volunteers as a bright side amid hardships.
An old advertisement touts the Indian Medicine Man as master of roots and herbs. It promotes Hijenis laxatives and E. ham's Vegetable Compound as the most efficient remedy for female illness, claiming forty five years of use and standard status among women.
A simplified method promises quick removal of hairy growths with a paste of powder and water applied to the skin for two to three minutes. Rubbing off removes the hair and leaves no lasting injury, though care is advised to ensure a real effect.
Jenny Wren laments Sally Sly eyeing Redeye the Vireo nest and the hatchlings. The brood’s mother and father struggle to feed their own young while the big cowbird dominates. Peter shares concern but respects kindness, warning against excessive sympathy. Additional notes announce Louis Jf. Carbit as chamber photos, Will Steinke as cartoonist, and a publishing tip about small editions.
Officials discussed trucking rate changes and cost factors at a Stratforem general meeting. The note mentions Loral and Mstanca Moving and cites a 626 reference, with unclear local names. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
London August 6 The government announced a central authority to combat profiteering as House of Commons resumes hearings by a select committee on the high cost of living. Tribunals would impose penalties up to 200 pounds or six months imprisonment and would cover England Scotland and Wales, but not Ireland.
Captain Robert Jackson of the schooner Liberty arrived in New Bradford with 102 swordfish weighing about 21 000 pounds. The dock sale yielded 2 206 dollars at 26 cents a pound, marking a highly profitable voyage for the fishery in Livee weeks.
The American Legion will invite Marshal Foch to attend the first national convention of the American Legion in Minneapolis on November 10 11 and 22. Henry O. Lindsley, national executive committee chairman, signed the invitation and sent it through Ambassador Jusserand in Washington.
The case against Harry Chamaesky also known as Harry Smith of 544 State Street charged with non-support and breach of the peace was continued until today in City court. He was alleged to have been arrested while living with a woman other than his wife. Milford Cp A BR Chapter Vreelove Baldwin Stew chapt A R well favored for a meeting Thursday Miss Stag the well known Child Welfare Worker of Hartford and Miss peret Abrahms the popular ever will both be present Warren Conover will be ha 2 and G38
A crowd of Bolsheviki clashed in Trieste but police and citizens dispersed them. Police arrests followed the disturbance. The movement, led by Bavarian Spartacist Dr Levy, aimed to incite riots in Venice and Milan. Levy was captured while trying to cross into Italy from Switzerland. Rioting cut electric service and left Trieste without lights. trams were disrupted. Hundreds of demonstrators faced thousands of locals shouting nationalist slogans. The new Trieste governor August Ciufelli is expected to restore order.
Fragmented report shows a prediction that labor would reorganize United States Steel and impose an eight year law for its employees. Frank Morrison of the AFL testified before congressional committees about prohibitions on unionization and voting, prompting questions on railroad control plans and unrest. The testimony hints at broader labor movement growth and potential impacts on steel industry stability.
An advertisement touts Bayer aspirin with claims of genuine packaging and safety notes. It promotes unbroken aspirin packs of 12 tablets and mentions headache, toothache, neuralgia, and pain relief. It references Bayer as the manufacturer and notes price targets for drug stores.
A faded advertisement promotes lemon based skin whitening, claiming freckles sunburn and tan lines can be lightened using a lemon and foreheard whitening mixture. It urges massaging the fragrant lotion on face arms and hands for quicker clear skin, with store availability and low cost.
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