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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
3
The New England fishermen's strike has driven haddock, cat and blue fish prices near tripling in Bridgeport. More than 4,000 Boston-based workers affected. Local merchants switch from ton to hundred-pound purchases, hoping higher costs curb demand. Some dealers unable to meet demand while New York wholesale fish prices doubled.
Vienna reports that 3,000 Galatian Jews have been arrested in Budapest streets. Bela Kun, head of Hungary’s Soviet government, warns Pogroms are bound to come, and states Hungary does not want Hungarian Jews to suffer for Galacian Jewish speculators’ acts. He also refuses to return money found on their persons.
The outdoor theatre committee chaired by Charles Wheeler will meet at 4 PM in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. A report will address feasibility and advisability of an outdoor theatre, including a large community outdoor pageant venue and adapting smaller city stadiums for small outdoor meetings. The group is part of the Chamber's education and recreation sub division.
Roumanian bureau at Berne reports Serbian forces occupying Temesvar 72 miles northeast of Belgrade are evacuating the city and taking valuables. Roumania has declined a new alliance offer from Nikolai Lenine, Bolshevik premier of Russia.
The steamship Housatonic arrived in New York from Bordeaux today with 1,490 troops, mostly casuals. The transport Prince Frederich Wilhelm from Brest carried 3,593 troops and detachments of the 269th and 290th military police, 72nd camp hospital, and ordnance casual companies from New York, Pennsylvania and other states.
W S P Shields a leading builder of Philadelphia died at his Ventnor New Jersey summer home. He was about 70 years old and once active in Republican politics. He was brother of the late Albert S. L. Shields.
Washington reports June ship deliveries totaled 578 582 deadweight tons, up 106 percent from May, with 118 ships delivered. Ships launched reached 97 vessels totaling 504 200 deadweight tons, a 111 percent rise, per the shipping board announcement.
New York July 14 A final decree dismissing all damage suits against Cunard Line over the Lusitania torpedoing was signed by United States Judge Hayer barring any future suits. Sixty four claims totaling five to six million dollars had been filed. The decree says the sinking and losses were caused solely by Germany's illegal act through its submarine commander. Indemnities from the German government may backstop pecuniary losses.
Bridgeport residents share success stories about CINOT, touted as nature’s pure juice of herbs for stomach trouble, constipation and rheumatism. Mr Lown reports rapid improvement after starting CINOT, noting better sleep, appetite and energy.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brelsford of Bridgeport reports severe swelling in ankles and feet, back pain, headaches, and fatigue. After using CINOT herbal tonic, she says swelling disappeared and she now sleeps well with minimal urinary and digestive issues, claiming she is nearly well.
Mr Stiles badge 4314 an aging street car employee endorses CINOT a herbal remedy for sour stomach dyspepsia constipation and tiredness. He claims CINOT has no minerals harmful for teeth or digestion and that sluggish liver backs pains and rheumatism respond quickly.
A Hartigan's Drug Store endorsement blitz praises CINOT as nature’s gift for kidney trouble and back pain. Testimonials claim dramatic relief after a single bottle, with customers rediscovering energy for daily duties and work at Torpedo Goat Co.
A persuasive testimonial extols CINOT juice as a cure for fatigue stomach issues and headaches. The ad asserts no iron or minerals harm teeth and urges readers to verify by contacting Mrs Brelsford at the listed address.
Mr Downs visits Hartigan's Drug Store and credits CINOT with transforming his health. He describes relief from rheumatic pain indigestion nervous issues and liver troubles after taking the remedy and claims improved endurance after a long day of work. He hails CINOT as a wonder and a game changer.
In a Toledo era advert claims CINOT sold 16 749 bottles in four months as workers report relief from backache rheumatism and kidney troubles. The ad touts CINOT as a scientific remedy delivering quick benefits and urges readers to ask friends about it.
Mr. Cox, well and favorably known in this city, is a booster for CINOT the herbal tonic. He says he suffered years with gastritis pains and gas was badly run down and tired before trying CINOT.
Hawley, a longtime U M C Co. employee, recounts his health decline and renewed vigor after using Cinot Re. He says over a year he was nervous, tired, sleepy, weak, and suffering from insomnia and rheumatic pain, with constipation, then after two bottles he slept well, felt strong, and regained energy.
In an interview Mrs. Faverau, a Stratford figure, describes suffering kidney and bladder trouble, extreme fatigue, constipation, and sleepless nights for two years. After two bottles of CINOT she reports better sleep, reduced nervousness, cleared constipation, and renewed energy. CINOT is presented as a safe herbal remedy without harmful ingredients.
John Cardoza of 505 Seaview Ave says CINOT the Herbal Tomle cured his eight year kidney and bladder troubles. He reports relief from back pain constipation and nightly rest after taking CINOT and says others in the area are using it with good results. CINOT is described as purely herbal without minerals or opiates and suitable for all ages.
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