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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
18
An old advertisement touts Poslam Soap for itching and eruptions claiming rapid healing. It urges daily use to clear and improve skin, offering samples from Emergency Laboratories at 243 East 47th Street, New York City.
An elderly neighbor recounts near death from stomach trouble and indigestion for seven years. He credits Maxi's Wonderful Remedy with restoring health, claiming it clears mucus, reduces inflammation, and cures many intestinal ailments. One dose trial offered with money back.
Washington social circles anticipate a brilliant season as Virginia McKenney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. McKenney, prepares for her first bow to society. Many debutantes, visiting royalties, and European notables are expected to attend, signaling a surge of social activity after wartime years.
London Oct 9 British miners demand nationalization of coal mines backed by the Trades Union Congress and the Miners Federation. J T Thomas to head a deputation to Prime Minister Lloyd George, urging government to accept nationalization as part of a broader industrial crisis. conference proceedings were private.
Stratford officials voted at an adjourned town meeting to purchase a site for school buildings along North Parade and Elling Street, about 300 feet frontage each, slightly over 644 feet deep. Owned by I & Teardsley and Chester Danlay, the committee may condemn if agreement fails.
Senator Johnson a Republican from California plans to end his western speaking tour with an address in Salt Lake City on Saturday. He told colleagues he expects to reach Washington Tuesday.
Testimony in Meriden Civil Common Pleas Court yesterday detailed a December auto collision near Meriden. Roy Hartig and Mrs Jessie Hempstead testified as Roy Terrill sues Joseph Katz for 600 dollars after a foggy evening crash involving a large truck and multiple vehicles. The case resumes later.
The Milford wedding notices include Miss Rose Baldwin daughter of Mrs. Albert A. Baldwin and Malcolm Buel of this city to be united at Plymouth Church Milford on Saturday evening. Other ceremonies this month include Herbert Ward and Grace Whitcomb, Irene Smith and George A. Ferris on October 22, and Ruth and Maynard Miller planning a May date.
A Fairfield Welcome Home committee met at the town hall and authorized Judge Wakeman to form a committee to organize a November 11 celebration marking the armistice anniversary. The planned events include gatherings on the green and at the town hall. David Huntington served as secretary.
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