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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
18
New York May 7 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor passed a restful night at the Continental and continues to improve. Government reports show state budgets for New England and Vermont etc. Feathered creatures moving north signal food for redtail families as they travel toward the Green Forest. Next story: the Joy That Way.
Boston May 7 Fourteen hours earlier New England Victory loan tally rose to 228 541 000 about 60 percent of the 376 million quota. Connecticut lagged about a million of its 50 million share Vermont stood 90 percent subscribed with 8 631 000. State totals for yesterday listed Massachusetts 15 002 000 and Connecticut remaining short.
House for sale to move off premises asking six hundred dollars cash. Also asparagus rhubarb raspberry plants and several fruit trees including pear plum cherry and apple. Plant nursery items available. Contact F. E. Conine at 12RD Broadbridge Aye for details.
Mrs S M Beck of Newtown suffered a fractured rib and facial abrasions when knocked down by an automobile owned by Harry Sharp of New Haven and driven by Henry Shapiro Branford yesterday afternoon in front of the Blue Ribbon garage on Fairfield Avenue. She was taken to St Vincent's Hospital where authorities reported her condition greatly improved. No arrest was made.
Nutmeg Encampment I C O 1 announces the Patriarchal degree will be conferred tonight in full form on a large number of candidates. All officers and members are requested to be present. The initiatory degree was conferred last night on four candidates. A rehearsal of the second degree is planned. Adelphian lodge departs for Danbury Monday night from the front of the hall at 6:30 o'clock.
In reconstruction days men and women leaders are described as having iron in their blood. Peptiron is sold as iron-nux pepsin in a medicinal form to strengthen blood nerves and digestion. It is claimed to refresh complexion and reduce illness risk during exposure.
In a tale of the Redtails, Hawk and Mrs Redtail long for home in the Green Forest as Mistress Spring nears. Redtail grows restless high in the sky while Flo and their mate lose interest in prey, signaling an imminent northward journey behind Spring’s arrival.
A prominent physician describes Phosphated Iron as a vital combination to strengthen nerves and brain, restore ambition and stamina, and combat fatigue from overwork and worry. The specialist warns against substitutes and urges insured access through Hindle's Drug Stores and trusted druggists.
An old advertisement claims acid stomach triggers indigestion pains and a long list of ailments from headaches to rheumatism. It touts BATONIC as a quick fix, promising instant relief, improved vigor, and a money back guarantee through the local druggist.
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