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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1919
Page
9
A patently odd advertisement encourages readers to combat wartime strain with Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills. It claims a complex blend aids digestion, nourishment, and liver function to restore blood quality and general strength, urging immediate action.
An advertisement claims a remedy called fayr's Wonderful Remedy dramatically improved a man’s health after many years of illness and financial trouble. It asserts one dose clears irritation and stomach issues, promising a simple cure with money-back guarantee and drugstore availability.
An advertisement describes an easy home method to remove facial hair using a mix of paste and water with Delatone. Apply to the hairy area, rub after 2 or 3 minutes, then wash. claimed to be painless and skin friendly when using genuine Delatone.
In San Francisco, Miss Siggie Hagelthorn Thorne urges women to pursue physical education as a life work to train healthy, capable citizens. She argues compulsory physical training is vital for child development, notes salaries from 1500 to 2400 dollars, and stresses fitness, courage, and administrative ability for success in building the nation through education.
Chicago on September 1 saw striking actors form Actors' Equity take management of a week long vaudeville engagement at the Auditorium. A bill featuring about twenty stars including William Courtenay Prajk Tinney Ada Meade Blanch Ring Thomas Wise Walter Jones and Hazel Dawn opened with two hundred participants in the final performance.
The North fakete Workers' Nan riisan Political Aliance pledged support to the nomination of Governor J. Prazier of North Dakota for president of the United States. The group endorsed the party's slate, recalling troops from service and opposing further aid to the Soviet republics. Burlington miners' factions backed the alignment as the group chose its president for the coming year.
A bakery on School Street owned by Dominick Simisgali was damaged by a blast that toppled a twenty foot chimney and blew out the rear wall. No injuries reported as the business had just opened last Wednesday. adjacent buildings suffered broken windows.
John Golden proprietor of the Bon Ton grocers reports a thief stole $5 yesterday after asking for soda water. While Golden turned to fetch a bottle, the man reached the counter, grabbed the money, and fled. no arrest has been made.
James Donahoe of 3 Middle Street, an employee of the new steam boat line to Port Jefferson, was taken ill with acute indignation while making the trip on the steamer Nor dand yesterday. Upon docking in the city an ambulance was summoned, he received temporary treatment, and was taken to Bridgeport hospital. His condition is not considered dangerous.
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