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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
11
Buenos Aires features more than five hundred drugstores and over a hundred perfume shops and parlors, reflecting a bustling commerce cluster in the city. The concentration highlights growing consumer access to medications and fragrances amid urban growth.
A reader recounts years of stomach distress and mental fog. After using Mayr's Remedy, bloating and pain eased, and the person feels reborn. The claim promises relief from catarrhal mucus, intestinal inflammation, and related ailments with a money back guarantee.
A speech by Nedinst and remarks by William Bent criticizes Mayor Clifford B. Wilson's finances and bond use. The piece cites rising debt, tax rates, Stratford Avenue Bridge costs, and alleged lack of competitive bidding and conflicts of interest with the Board of Contract and Supply.
A set of obituaries from Bridgeport area papers notes the deaths of Sara McGarcs also spelled McGarri and Sara McHiain street, with services at St Marys and St Anthony's churches and burial at St Michaels. Survivors include siblings and a nephew. Other notices include the deaths of Laurence, Nehemiah Jennings, Louis Bannay, Felix Godbout, John Kristian Miller, and Albert Goessinger with funeral details, cemeteries, and churches listed. Various fraternal and civic group funeral services and Knights of Columbus and Masons events are mentioned with upcoming rites and membership drives.
An advertisement extols Camels cigarettes at 18 cents a package. It praises Genels and AMELS, touts scientifically sealed ten and twenty pack cartons, and claims Camel blend of Turkish and domestic tobaccos offers smooth flavor, mildness, and lasting satisfaction with no unpleasant aftertaste.
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