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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1919
Page
8
Verona shows relief after using Fruit-a-tives Truitt Liver Tablets for rheumatism and side and back pains from lifting strain. W. M. Lampson reports improvement after one box and continued use. 60c per box, 6 for $2.50, trial size offered by Provula-Tims Limited Ogdensburg NY.
Wealth of testimonials extol Seven Barks for indigestion stomach and liver disorders. Deposits claim relief from rheumatism constipation and weakness with claims of better sleep and energy. Advertises sale by druggists at 60 cents per bottle urging readers to try the remedy.
An old fashioned alert touts Hindle Pharmacy and Hartigan Drug Store offering a refund on the first box of Wendell's Ambition Pills. The ad claims rapid relief from tiredness nervous troubles and low mood with a guaranteed price refund if goals aren’t met within a week. It warns men and women to seek energy and vitality via the tonic.
Beauty note describes a home hair removal method using delatone paste mixed with water. It instructs spreading the paste on facial hair for 2 to 3 minutes, then rubbing off and washing to remove residue. Caution urged to ensure the product is delatone before use.
General Pershing and his officers donated 94,625.40 francs over 10040 to the American Red Cross in Paris for relief work among French mothers and children affected by the war. The gift, signed by Pershing, was to be placed in the Stars and Stripes orphan fund aiding thousands of children whose fathers were killed in battle.
Devon Drum Corps forfeited a prize at the Edgewood site and Drum Corps competition in Westville for not being affiliated with the state organization. Judges noted ineligibility for the award though the group received praise for performance. The 4 member corps was led by Harold Baldwin, formerly of Grenier LO Corps.
Milford September 22 Milford churches unite for a Sunday School Institute at Plymouth Congregational Church under county Sunday School association auspices. Principal speakers include Prof. L A Weigle Yale University and ML Ward county association president. Other addresses by prominent Sunday leaders. Methodist Aid Society hosts afternoon session and planning for festival supper.
Paris September 22 The Associated Press reports Raymond Recouly has accessed the French army records and found the original dispatch from Marshal Foch to Joffre. It reads My centre is giving way my right is retreating the situation is excellent I am attacking.
Announcement by Col. P Nicklin chief of the general recruiting service for the UG Army states that 800 men are needed in the Ordnance department. Recruits will be sought nationwide and many trades are open. Full information available at the U S Army Recruiting Station 925 Main Street, overseen by Sgt Thomas O'Brien.
Washington reports the National Merchant Marine Association's executive committee has drafted a policy for gradually relinquishing the larger government built fleet to private operation and selling the smaller ships. The plan will go to the council for approval and then to Congress as a proposed amendment for legislation.
Tonight at 8 oclock the Friends of Irish Freedom gather in Lyrle Hill. Plans for a reception honoring Jeremiah OLeary at the Park Theater in October are to be refined. The arranging committee expects Irish leaders of national prominence to attend and an elaborate program of magic, instrumental and vocal, is planned. John Conway will discuss Sinn Fein Its Meaning and Accomplishments.
The Plaza presents Suspicion a witty drama on scandal and a doctor’s life with Grace Davison praised for beauty and presence. Also featuring The Sense of Nations and acts by Tabor and Green Plunkett and States Jerome and other entertainers deliver singing comedy and dancing in a lively program.
A lively vaudeville bill presented by the Maxim Girls and Billy Young and Co. features juggling songs chatter and an act called fancy Phantoms. Pauline rad appears with the show delivering a spirited diversion as part of a strong opening lineup at the theatre.
Mia Tilian Dow of 184 Amherst street Manchester Illinois suffered years of stomach trouble and weight loss. After three boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills her strength returned, color Improved and weight rose from 95 to 150 pounds. Pills sold nationwide with price details and a free booklet offered.
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for relief of rheumatic aches sprains and muscle strains. It claims deep penetration without rubbing and urges readers to keep a large bottle on hand. Ends noting three sizes available through druggists.
Quilty's School of Dancing opens registrations at Colonial Ball Room, 2TP airfield avenue, for multiple classes starting October 1. Beginning, private, high school, juvenile, and young ladies courses cover waltz, one step, fox trot, Grecian interpretive dances, with season terms from $12 to $36 and payment plans.
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