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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1919
Page
23
An old advertisement touts dissolving dandruff with four ounces of ordinary arsenic vinegar applied nightly to the scalp. It claims itching stops and hair looks better by morning with repeated uses. The ad notes liquid arvon can be bought at any drug store and promises cheap, fail-safe results.
An article outlines the chiropractic belief that most disorders originate from spinal nerve pressure caused by displaced vertebrae. It explains the spine as a nerve switchboard and links altered nerve energy to disease, then lists multiple chiropractors with addresses and phone numbers across Connecticut.
Captain Bell of Brooklyn was elected to lead the Civil War veterans at the Columbus Ohio encampment. The Blue ranks thin yet remain loyal to the principles they fought for, with Bell commanding a small but determined force to defend the republic against modern threats.
In London Sir Eric Drummond and Raymond Fosdick organize the League to be ready for its first Washington meeting, date undecided. A League of Nations court discussion is under way with eminent jurists invited. the organization committee includes Finchon House Cecil Imperiali Chinda Belin Venielos Leon de Magalhaes and others.
London reports that Stockholm is seen as Europe's most expensive. Krona values and high local costs frame travelers view, with meals at five dollars and bedbreakfast at hotel around 32 krona. Britons note tips and door charges amid seemingly inflated prices. The piece cites Bolshevik proximity as a factor and quotes a traveler with mixed remarks on cities.
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