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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1918
Page
18
A garbled text fragment discusses a free cut of a home, a method described as logical and successful. It mentions self care, adherence, and a thermal opening with buckles or springs attached and comments on ease of use during work or sleep.
An old advertisement extols Cali syrups for babies, children, and adults, urging mothers to avoid imitation products and to verify authenticity by checking packaging and labels. It emphasizes a trusted bottle and warns against counterfeit fig syrups that harm digestion.
An advertisement promotes R. and G. Pills containing podophyllum as a vegetable liver stimulant and calomel substitute. It claims benefits and urges consulting a doctor or druggist if advice is needed, price 25 cents per box.
A Boston Evening article reprints from the Springfield Republican discusses Delmar Croft’s claim that current world events align with prophecies in Daniel and Revelation. It argues the present war is the last conflict of the kingdom of God and links dates, numbers, and inversions to forthcoming political changes and the rise of constitutional democracy, warning against postwar materialism.
Washington reports 28 American expeditionary forces casualties with breakdowns for killed in action, died of wounds, disease, severely wounded, and wounded slightly. Names include Private Martin OConors, Lieutenant Walter Hardenbrook, Captain etc. The fragment ends with a note on a future triumph for Christianity and democracy and copyright line.
A parent testimonial from Monaca, Iowa, extols Vinol as a liver cod liver and iron solution that revitalizes a weak nervous child. The ad claims weight gain, restored health, and features multiple local distributors including Hindle Pharmacy and several Bridgeport stores.
Fragmented OCR outlines Général Ferdinand Foch’s rise from artillery officer to director at the War Office and field commander. It cites roles in Bourges Nancy and Paris, the Marne defense, and honors including the Legion of Honor and Cross of the Order of the Medal, noting his selection as Allied Army supreme commander.
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