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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
16
A fragment mentions nervousness and neuralgia linked to individuals Liwell and Massy. The context is unclear in OCR text, no dates or places are provided. Further readable details are needed to confirm events, roles, or locations.
Commenting on the building situation S W Straus of S W Straus & Co New York argues two slogans should gain wide popularity Own Your Own Home and Build Now They urge rapid construction to restore normal housing and note no recession in prices while wages rise and public works expand The piece discusses rising costs and compares building materials to general commodity prices and wage increases.
Boston Mass May 14 The rapid withdrawal of the A E B from Europe raises the tide of men streaming into YMCA huts. Demobilizing soldiers swell camps with 12 534 766 attendance last month 571 937 26 money orders 4 386 entertainments 1 179 082 attendees 7 885 movie programs 2 263 watchers 1 371 599 games 1 855 091 spectators 147 218 men in 13 867 classes 8 514 lectures 696 449 attendance 238 899 books loaned 17 713 religious meetings 708 966 attended 5 128 Bible class sessions 93 760 men 7 149 Christian decisions 106 265 scriptures distributed.
A jitney bus driven by Nathan Soloss of Fairfield Avenue and a touring car driven by Joseph E. Maskowitz of New Haven collided near Ash Creek while the jitney turned to return to Ridgecrest. No injuries were reported, both cars were slightly damaged, and both drivers were arrested by Constable H. R. Elwood for reckless driving.
Vienna report by AP notes Russian Holubevik forces defeated by Ukrainian troops led by Simon Petlura Zelany and other peasant leaders. Fresh revolts spread as governments of France and Poland face pressure. details remain incomplete amid chaotic reporting.
Fairfield May 14 Special The opening dance at Sherman hall in Fairfield last night attracted over 100 couples. The hall was prettily decorated and the committee received praise for their work. Excellent music by the Columbia Graphophone Orchestra featured popular dances of the season.
Mrs. Elizabeth G Conley of 95 Summer Street Lewiston Maine credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength and ambition after years of overwork and poor blood. She reports improved sleep appetite and vitality after two boxes and urges others to try the tonic via their druggist or direct purchase from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
A long testimonial ad asserts that SEVEN BARKS has relieved indigestion stomach and liver disorders for thousands. It cites patients from Maine Vermont Massachusetts and Lynn praising outcomes and recommending the product as a personal doctor substitute. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per bottle.
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