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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1919
Page
21
A testimonial claims Peptiron strengthens digestion and nerves by combining iron with tonic herbs. The note asserts improved energy and reduced fatigue, praising restorative effects for anemia and overall vitality. Source mentions a user named P. Winkley from Lowell.
A readable fragment notes Emma Potter, 47, of Street City, suffering crippling pains in hands and feet after a lengthy trial. The text mentions previous remedies and an effort to find relief, referencing a paper and possible remedies from a chemist or medical source.
A vintage advertisement promises relief for foggy heads, skin pallor, and upset stomachs by taking Cascarets. It touts safe, gentle action without gripping or sickness unlike harsh pills and salts, emphasizing low cost and quick, rosy results.
New York investors saw a steadier market with rail shares advancing amid broad gains. Call money opened at 4 percent, signaling improved liquidity, while speculative issues receded from pools as railroad and transportation stocks drove activity and total sales reached 15.757 million dollars.
The October cotton market surged to the daily maximum limit, rising two cents per pound from yesterday. Trading halted at the limit as buyers pressed for the top price, with midday settlement reflecting gains before slight pullbacks. Exports reached 12,640 bales with port stocks noted.
Forecasts of rough weather and sub zero temperatures in the Canadian north influenced corn trading. Prices climbed from 7 to 13-4 for nearby months while oats and provisions fluctuated. Persistent buying kept corn bid as offerings remained light amid broad market chatter and unrelated ads intruded the page.
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