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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1919
Page
14
Mrs Hudson Marshbank reports two years of constant pain after eating and distressing bilious symptoms. She says doctors failed until using Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets, a fruit juice product costing 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 with a trial size. Sold by FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited in Odgensburg New York.
Grandmother promotes Seven Barks as a natural remedy for indigestion constipation and liver and stomach troubles. Claims quick relief by using 10 to 20 drops in water after meals to stimulate bowels and liver. Marketed as a long standing favorite with a 50 cent bottle price.
When rheumatism attacks and pain slows you, Sloan's Liniment offers fast relief without rubbing. It penetrates to affected areas, helping you stay active. Trusted worldwide with many loyal users, it’s available from druggists in a three largest four ounce bottle for 50 cents and one dollar.
Mrs. Raymond Robins announces the International Congress of Working Women to be held in Washington in October. Delegates from ten countries will discuss employment, child labor, and protections for mothers, aiming to foster global solidarity and practical action among workers.
London reports Marie to yelli has opened a private palace at her Warwickshire home and now runs a movie venture. Croft in Stratford-on-Avon invites all children of Shakespeare's town to visit during the coming winter months.
A charming separate blouse in Gurgimdy Georgette crepe in smoke blue features a hand outlined yoke and scroll shoulder design. The standout sleeves resemble wings starting at the shoulder, ending six inches above the elbow, with black pearl outlines and a waistline bow.
The presidents of Terek Kuban and the Don hosted Americans who shipped three trainloads of 104 freight cars with pools to the Caucasus. They discussed Russia aiming to form a federation patterned after the American union. The dialogue touched on control and influence amid tensions with Turks and Bolsheviks.
London reports that in the last year of the war the army cultivated 6.04 acres of land per home force and earned about 50 dollars per acre. In Mesopotamia and Saloniki troops grew crops worth millions and saved thousands of tons of ships by horticulture and irrigation. Prynch Painter, renowned artist and president of the National Society of MAE arts, has died. Lt Col John Cyril Porte, Royal Navy Air Service veteran and inventor, dies of tuberculosis at Brighton.
Reports from Dublin chronicle the bombardment of Kronstadt and Krasnada by heavy two ton shells fired at intervals of about fifteen minutes. The scene includes troop activity and observations of artillery action during a tense early autumn period. The text also notes aristocratic deaths and successions in Britain and Ireland along with references to older fortifications and aging piles used in various settings.
Zurich dispatch reports a terrier used as a money mule by smugglers. The dog reportedly crossed the border twice daily with a small basket tied around its neck, carrying as much as 200 000 francs in U.S. currency exchange operations before guards uncovered the scheme.
Evelyn recalls a Halloween expedition planned by Harold and Bert. The group disguises in sheets, travels by night to a remote cabin, and discovers a life filled with candles and cozy comforts. Harold reveals the prank, and the night ends with plans to return.
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