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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1922
Page
13
An advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild effective laxative that acts on the liver quickly without calomel side effects. It claims they spare teeth, reduce headaches dullness and the heavy feeling from constipation and liver issues, urging use when feeling tired. The copy lists prices at 15c and 3c.
An old advertisement explains applying a Delatone paste to hairy skin then washing off to remove hair. It claims no harm or inconvenience and urges buying real Delatone, noting the paste should cover the area and remain for minutes before removal.
Professor Odell and Benjamin F. Marshall address Connecticut League of Women Voters on Eve as the modern woman. Marshall portrays Eve as a pioneering force in progress and secular advancement, urging women to shape home and youth with dignity. Meeting in Hartford follows state convention report and a brief musical program.
A compilation of obituaries recalls Earl Hamlin Harl H Smith James A Sanford Filomena Mastroianni Genevieve Rose Allen Francis P Thornton Austin Nichols Rebecca Bibbins Samuel Neckols Philip Farre Harriet L Leah Stapley with funeral details, addresses, and family survivors. The notices note military service, fraternal affiliations, church rites, and burial locations across Stratford Trumbull and Fairfield area cemeteries.
Dr Warren Hall, psychologist, urged disciplined planning in a speech at the Judier Chamber of Commerce hall. He argued that success requires outlining, avoiding detours, and aligning tasks with time and place while balancing work with rest and recreation.
A South Dakota granite slab is readied for shipment to the Washington Monument to represent the state among the interior stones. The slab measures four by six feet with two foot thickness, matching other states, and the dedication date is undecided though April 80 was suggested. Senator Sterling will seek plans for the ceremony with Uncle Josh Cannon expected to attend.
The chamber board met at the Stratfield and adjourned without electing officers. A nominating committee was named and the meeting will reconvene at the Algonquin Club at noon Sunday to elect officers. Postponement aims to enable the seven directors to keep appointments.
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