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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1919
Page
14
An old advertisement touts Howard's Buttermilk Cream as a miracle beauty solution. It claims rapid, unmistakable improvements with first application, warning stores not to take money unless customers see results. It emphasizes a flawless, whitened look without shine or visible signs after use.
A Cleveland era advertisement touts Miro Pile Remedy as a home cure for long standing pile cases. It claims fast relief within two to three days, heals ulcers by direct intestinal action, and guarantees effectiveness without surgery or external remedies. The ad notes internal treatment priced at 100 dollars plus war tax, with mail order options via Standard Remedies Co. in Elyria, Ohio.
A fragmented retelling from Ghier Tahan styled for children features the Thunderbird and a rattlesnake myth. It describes the Thunderbird’s eye fire starting a blaze and a council among animals debating the strange event. The tale follows Buzzard and Owl delivering news as the fire alters earth, with a wary man testing the warmth and danger of the strange phenomenon.
A fragmentary 19th century style scene shows a domestic dispute where a husband named Crittenden constrains his wife during a tense confrontation over age and reputation. The exchange shifts to the threat and eventual violent shoving as the wife resists. The passage emphasizes power imbalance and fear amid strained relationships.
An advertisement touts bitra phosphate as a remedy for thinness, claiming it restores nerve strength and bodily phosphate levels to promote weight gain. It cites Corin Hamilton and other testimonials, presenting the product as inexpensive and effective for nervousness, sleeplessness, and general weakness.
Miss Anna May Turton and Frank Travis married by Rev. Percy Shoemaker at the Turton home in Bay Side New York. Bridesmaids wore military blue and carried blue rose buds while the groom’s brother William Turton gave the bride away. Reception for about 100 guests followed the ceremony and the couple planned a ten day honeymoon in the Berkshires before settling at 1647 North Avenue.
Long kimonos in white dotted swiss and figural lawn, dainty pink blue and lavender. Noor Balbriggan shirts and drawers Roxford make from $1.65 to $4.00. Summer pajamas in saisette and muslin $2.25 to $5.00. Cut glass and silver plated wares from 65 cents to $1.58. Main floor and Tea Room offer lunch, fresh vegetables, sandwiches, pie, cake, ice cream and beverages.
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