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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
5
An old advertisement touts mixing lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to create a cheap freckle sunburn and tan lotion. It promises quick lightening of skin and invites readers to buy lemons and Orchard White from grocers and rag stores.
A Chicago convention segment reports the Communist Labor Party of America to adopt a platform endorsing harmony with revolutionary workers and an immediate change in the social system. It states aims to overthrow the current production system and establish a socialist republic securing workers full social value of labor.
The Senate rejected a Sep amendment to a land oil bill by 45 to 6, aimed at authorizing the President to control oil prices from government land leases. Senator Latimer and allies faced opposition from many Republicans, while Latuiliette pressed for rapid ratification of the peace treaty and criticized the influence of certain groups on policy.
Mixed editorials react to new charter proposals as Germany publics weigh disruption fears. Some papers warn of potential turmoil while others urge calm and adherence to constitutional norms amid the political shift.
Delegates from Badgeport fire department attended the State Wiremen's Convention opening in New Haven yesterday. Chief Meads and Mantel led the city delegation while police and firefighters awaited the event in Wertworth. The gathering planned addresses and a parade to follow the convention.
Advert says Brownatone offers quick color from light to dark brown, claiming harmless formula without lead or mercury. Sold by druggists with two sizes and a free trial offer, promising a ten year younger look and easy application.
An advertisement touts Pruit-a-tives as a remarkable remedy from Bruit made with fruit extracts like apples oranges and figs. It claims relief for numerous ailments including indigestion constipation rheumatism and neuralgia aided by nerve tonics and antiseptics, priced six for a box in Oodensburg New Jersey.
Unclear promotional text mentions Covington Kentucky business, a package deal, color choices, and shipping details. The fragment hints at a discount or promotional item but lacks coherent specifics about products, dates, or terms.
An old-time medicine advertisement touts herbal tonics for various ailments including liver and bladder issues. It claims benefits from Wilmer's UM-FGO and a “ceridinate” of purin in each bottle. Sample sizes are offered with address directions to Kilmer & Co in Binghamton.
Tauneing at the Colonial in Fairfield Avenue resumes season Thursday night with music by Murray's bier 10 piese avehestey. Dancing every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nights with good music and popular prices for the rest of the season.
The Merry Block theater in Fa Hekl, leased by John A Mantra and Strasburger for a term of years, reopens as a grand four by forty two theater with full entertainment setup. It opens Saturday with matinee at noon and two shows at 7 13 and 9 o'clock. The feature is Raped starring Fleur Car along with a short comedy and one reel of new singing.
A reader testimonials page highlights Seven Barks as a stomach and digestion aid. Mrs. Mary I. Sturgen of Shieldon Springs reports improved digestion and energy. Edward Vpham of Lynn Mass credits Seven Barks with strong relief from constipation and fatigue. Advertising claims urge druggists to stock the product at cents per bottle.
Fragmented OCR item discusses nervous system issues and site conditions at a facility. Mentions tissue decay and potential risks to workers. Provides no clear people dates or places beyond generic references to a site and medical terms.
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