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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
20
The piece discusses thinness and the appetite for flesh, noting phosphorus deficiency as a major cause. It cites experiments on humans and animals showing that phosphorus lack leads to nervousness and weakness. A 1918 book by a noted author-professor argues daily phosphorus needs are underestimated.
An advertisement extols Bitra-Phosphate an organic phosphate compound claimed to replenish phosphorus deficiency restoring nerve tissue strength and vitality. It markets itself as a standard of strength and purity produced in Bridgeport with cautions for those avoiding weight loss.
A period advertisement touts ordinary Serathol for dyspepsia with claims it relieves belching gas and upset stomach quickly. It notes endorsement by Dr Edward Hia and urges readers to try the remedy available from Hartigan Drug in Bridgeport and other druggists.
An advertisement touts a daily bend exercise routine intended to improve fitness. It mentions using purified water and certain foods to counteract tendencies, with a plan described as permanent. The text notes the product is available at Yan Pug Stores in Bridgeport.
The Grand Aerie of the fraternal Order of Eagles held a massive parade in New Haven Connecticut with about 76 000 members in attendance including state and national delegates. Bridgeport sent 200 marchers and the Coast Artillery band provided music. After the parade attendees enjoyed a field day at Lighthouse Point and a meeting in Syracuse was selected for the Grand Review.
State Hibernians plan a two day convention with delegates from across the state. The event opens Thursday afternoon at 4 and includes a joint session, a ball at the Armory, and an evening entertainment. Officers from both groups will be elected and key welfare matters to be voted on.
At the Stratfeld Encampment in Khasi night a meeting discussed plans for the Sth anniversary of the organization. Rebecca tiedge and Rebecca Mor were noted, with Nursing service from Mere Norman overseas. Applications for new members were received, and a dinner for Veterans of Foreign Wars was planned at Tri State street. Bridgeport Lodge Knights of Pythias elected delegates Hector Hackett Pavel Burns and Bernard Rubenstein to a Grand Lodge convention.
Senator Bernard Maite condemns proposed supervision of the packing industry as stifling socialist policy. He warns against federal control in transport and communications, denounces the Federal Trade Commission, and urges free enterprise to prevent higher costs and poorer services. He cites dangers to small business and calls for lifting constraints to let industry grow.
Washington reports the United States will not recognize the Tinoco regime or any government under its authority. President Juan Bautista Quiros of Costa Rica has been informed through the State Department that U S recognition is not forthcoming amid revolutionary suspicions and an alleged investment letter from American conspirators connected to the Tinoco faction.
Denby August 2 Special About 800 members of Derby series Wraternial Order of Eagles took part in the grand nerie parade held in New Haven. The Derby Eagles were led by the Wheeler and Wilson band of Bridgeport as members wore white shirts and hats and carried American flags. The turnout drew favorable remarks and reflected credit on the local organization.
Bek year-oul Tase Selfus of 25 Heardsley street was bitten on the right hand by a stray dog while walking along Heardsley street yesterday morning. The wounds were treated at a hospital.
Readable fragments reference an event at a school track meet with unclear names and details. The garbled OCR notes imply sports coverage but lack concrete participants, scores, or locations for a proper card.
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