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Bridgeport Telegram in Bridgeport, Connecticut

01 Apr 1921

Page 14

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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1921

Page

14

Europe Seeks Sympathetic Irish Aid Says Economist

Paris dispatch reports G F Berteler quotes a leading French economist urging the United States to provide sympathetic aid to Europe for economic reconstruction. A related public report in Washington summarizes Protestant members of the Committee of One Hundred urging denouncement of religious strife in Ireland, noting Ulster riots and British forces’ actions. The commission cautions against manipulation of religion for political ends and highlights tensions between Protestants and Catholics, with calls for peace and nonintervention in European affairs.

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G. F. Berteler Paris Europe America France United States Americas Ammerica Washington Marek BI Ulster David I. Walsh Massachusetts Jane Addams Hull House Chicago Frederick C. Howe Itomigration New York James H. Maurer American Federation of Labor Pennsylvania Oliver P. Newman District of Columbia George W. Morris Nebraska Norman Thomas Ireland Belfast Annot Robinson Sinn Wein Smryth Cork Orangeron Lisburn Agrevirg Sid In Fein Ay rTegerde Maward Cargon Lfe Republian Mary MacSwiney Irelaan Wis Ernest Blythe Irish Congress Wail Hirrean Robert Burton Erekin’ Childers Sinnem Terence Mack Swiney Comualsgion Casexcept Imperial Trifish Sinn Fein Carron Genting Iisa Irish Republic Dal Wircandist Dublin Irish Republican Army Sonses
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New England Woman Saved From Nervous Breakdown Three Times

A Hartford woman describes in a letter how Win-camis helped her recover from severe nervous debility. The ad states the product provides essential minerals iron tetrium potassium sodium phosphorus and promotes vitality, blood strength, and nerves. It urges readers to consult physicians and buy from Edward Lassere, Inc, with prices listed for bottles.

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New England Winearmis Edward Lassere, Inc West Shi Se New York
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Bridgeport Man Credits CINOT Cure Testimonial

A Bridgeport man recounts six months of fatigue and poor digestion before trying CINOT. After three bottles he claims full relief, urging others to seek health through CINOT sold at Hartigan’s Drug Stores and numerous local outlets across Connecticut.

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Tme CINOT Hartigan's Drug Fairfield Avenue Main Congress Stredis Stratford Wm. St. John Fairfield Randall's Phar Stemford Wm. H. Jones Drug Co Milford
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Mother of Seven Committed to Mercy House

In Brooklyn the seven children aged one to ten were placed in the House of Mercy after Justice Wilkin learned their father Salvatore Septillare, a longshoreman, could not support them. The family lived at 2029 West Twenty-third Street, Coney Island, and eviction loomed over unpaid rent. The court, aided by Letitia Taylor, ordered the children to Mercy and included the mother to prevent separation. The case reflected fear of separation and the father’s inability to provide.

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York Maren House of Mercy Brooklyn Wilkin Children’s Court Salvatore Scptillare Kngshoreman West Twenty-third Street Coney Island Salvatore Birs Letitia Taylor Childrens Court Wisbie
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Tin foot bath advertisement hype, old claim

An advertisement extols Tin foot bath benefits for sore tired feet claiming quick relief from corns bunions and burning pain. It promises dramatic comfort, smaller shoe size and joyful dancing feet with bold dubious assertions and faded brand spelling.

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