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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
13
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric and soothing syrups. It has been in constant use for over thirty years for constipation flatulency wind colic and diarrhea. It regulates the stomach and bowels aids digestion promotes natural sleep and is the trusted remedy for infants and children. Beware of counterfeits and imitations as they endanger health.
Sealer of Weights and Measures Dennis Kelly reports ongoing complaints of short weight ice sold by drivers and small dealers. Women targeted as marks face higher prices, with alleged 25 pound cakes billed as 80 cent pieces. No action taken when drivers did not misrepresent weight.
Word from Washington says an Ordnance Department representative will come to Springfield to examine conditions described by a committee of United States armory employees. They protested a supposed general reduction in the working force, influenced by recent toolmaker discharge Lieutenant Colonel D Hubbet, claiming no general cut is intended. The armorers plan to vote on a strike tonight.
More than 100000 united and invalid soldiers have been transported to their home counties through Switzerland during the war. They traveled in hospital wagons aided by the Swiss Red Cross. A further movement from France to Germany via Switzerland is expected, bringing the total to about 110000.
An energizing hair and scalp tonic promises dandruff removal and reduced oiliness while boosting growth. It claims quick improvements in appearance and grooming, appealing to men as a daily necessity after washing and asserting natural, non greasy fragrance.
Officials in Paterson surrendered in their bid to block Amalgamated Textile Workers of America recruitment among 45,000 silk mill workers. The protracted clash featured accusations of persecution and civil rights violations, ending with a decisive municipal back-down and a shift in local labor tensions.
Paris July 24 Signor Kanner minister of the treasury arrived to discuss negotiations for issuing a borrowing in the United States. The mission seen as a step toward a boating loan for Italy.
William Lett of this city sues Norwalk Foundry and Machine Co in Common Pleas Court to recover 1400 allegedly due on a loan. The complaint was entered Friday.
The Plaza Theatre presents Mary MacLaren in The Unpainter Woman, a country life tale of a servant girl seeking love and happiness, delivering heartfelt drama and a triumphant ending. The vaudeville segment features Prince Girly, Le Roy, the Samki Duo, and other acts, with lively performances and encores.
Recreation Bureau outlines a hand concert at Waltersville playgrounds next Wednesday following the concert team’s visit. Invitations extend to dance on the pavement at the school for attendees.
Advertises Parisian Sage as a guaranteed solution to dandruff and baldness. Claims it stops itching, removes dandruff, and promotes new growth or money back. Invites immediate purchase with bold assurances and a persuasive, period-voice tone.
An old advertisement touts Miracle Pile Remedy claiming permanent relief from piles in three to ten days through a balanced internal treatment. It cites testimonials from J. Stone of Lorain Ohio and Frank J. Philips of Bird Island Minnesota. The copy warns against external remedies alone and notes available internal treatment and a separate Miracle Ointment for certain cases.
Wartime soldiers praised Allen's Moot-Base as an antiseptic powder shaken into shoes for relief from foot pain. Advertised claimed to soothe painful, swollen feet, corns, bunions, and calluses, making walking easier. The copy emphasizes letters of thanks from sweethearts and soldiers and promotes Allen's Foot-itase as a healing remedy.
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