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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
23
Grandmother promotes SEVEN BARKS as a natural juice blend of leaves roots and herbs to ease indigestion constipation and organ issues. Advised dose is 10 to 20 drops after meals with water to stimulate bowels and liver, claiming 50 years of use and availability through druggists at 50 cents per bottle.
Senator McCumber argues the League covenant offers the only present hope to prevent future wars. He says isolation is broken, that the covenant is fair and necessary, and that the United States should join to deter German aggression and avoid surrendering domestic powers to a world body.
A 1920s style household hygiene advertisement urges flushing waste pipes and using Sylpho-Nathol disinfectant to prevent unseen disease. It claims germ killing in sinks, baths and laundry tubs, notes hospital use, and markets four sizes priced 10c to $1.00 from The Sulpho Napthal Co. 14 Medford Street Boston.
Washington report shows government holds 43 percent of original cost in aircraft sales. Eleven hundred J-11 planes sold for 200 dollars each, 1,616 K units brought 400 dollars each, and 4,668 cutting motors sold at 400 dollars each, with several buyers listed.
An alleged attempt to swindle 36 cents in newspaper receipts led to two newsdealers, Abraham Stromm and Mendel Lessee, facing City Court after payment demands of 4.97 each. Police were called to the Second Precinct stall to arrest the owner, and witnesses recount the incident amid talk of duties at home after July 1.
Collision cases in Common Pleas Court occupied civil court sessions yesterday. Judge Jonas J. Walts presided as Belle Hochheiser sought 400 dollars in damages from D Arthur Keating, who counter claimed about the same. The auto collision occurred last fall at the junction of Kossuth and Storing streets. Each side charged negligence. Deputy Judge Frank L. Wilder presided in the second part.
A Cuban leader urged American businessmen to visit Shedsland republic and explore commerce. Arthur Liebesor, ex-editor of a South American paper, outlined Cuba’s industrial prospects at a meeting of the American Manufacturers Export Association. Jennie Wakelee sues Charles W. Copeland over a November collision at Main Street and North Avenue. plaintiff seeks 350, defendant counters 100.
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