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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1923
Page
5
An old advertisement touts TIZ as a cure for aching, swollen feet corns bunions and cracked skin. It claims rapid relief via a drawing action that removes poisonous exudations and pain, urging readers to buy the product in drug stores. The copy emphasizes foot comfort after use and even hints at dancing again.
Rome reports on April 29 describe resignations from the Popular Party within Mussolini's government. Four Catholic or Popular Party ministers remain, with internal party tensions and government cohesion under review. General Armando Diaz, War Minister, continues to hold the post as the cabinet faces reshuffles and pressure from party factions.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe laxative alternative to calomel. It claims the small sugar coated pills stimulate normal bowel and liver action without harsh effects, promising quick, pleasant relief for constipation and related symptoms.
New York April 23 John De Temple 62 year old department of Antics worker saved Merbert Haggerty 27 from drowning in the Widson river. He swam feet to reach the clerk after his clothes failed and he was pulled to safety by the dockworker.
Geprek Churchill, a Public Works garage staffer, was discharged after an alleged quarrel with Superintendent William who ordered his firing. Howard Burke resigned citing a permanent Park Department post as his reason. Fitzpatrick said he would not rush to fill either vacancy and that Churchill was dismissed for breaking department rules.
April 23 Palmer Canfield Federal Prohibition Director for New York announced an airs ine visit to the elm float off the New Jersey coast to test the effectiveness of what method in sporting the location and number of liquor laden vessels. The plan will be expanded within the next three weeks as a supplement to his tour of Rum Row last Thursday aboard the coast guard water Manhattan. A general use of aircraft in raiding the rum vessels will result, Canfield prophesied if his trip proves successful.
April 26 report from New York on the Federal Trade Commission hearing into the Famous Players-Lasky corporation and six affiliates alleged to form a movie trust. Hodkinson, former Paramount Pictures president, testifies as the FTC seeks to determine if the group restrains exhibition to block first showings and maintain dominance in the film market.
Five thousand families faced disappointment in 1921 as Arcota orders outpaced production and many homes lacked adequate heating. Only limited Arcota units could be built this year, while three times as many houses rise. Arcota is touted as the only satisfactory small home heating plant with an American radiator in every room and fuel savings that justify the cost.
The Hub Seamen's Union announced plans to demand substantial wage hikes and working condition changes for licensed American steamer crews sailing from the port. The group seeks May 1 effectiveness and calls for slashed hours in port and a three-watch deck system, reflecting years of demands. The American Steamship Owners Association responded by stating the wage scale on all member ships will mirror the agreed terms that day.
Bernice Frederick, known as Lurber, was fined 3 and costs by Judge W Comiley in City Court for operating a motorcycle without a licence. He was arrested Sunday at East Main and Arrestic streets while performing wild west stunts. the judge advised hiring a hat for future exhibitions.
Greenwich April 23 Special Morten Abbott of Bridgeport was fined 26 dollars after arraignment before Judge James St Mead in the Borough court for overloading his truck. John Morey of Springfield was fined 25 dollars plus costs on a similar charge as other drivers were adjourned to Thursday.
Mortgage and warranty deeds record multiple transfers including Joseph Burbulls to Charles Nayfor and others. parcels on Deacon Street and Pleasant Street note values from 1,200 to 82,000 dollars. Various parties sell or grant realty to banks and individuals. scattered addresses and names indicate regional property activity and title changes.
A dubious method promises permanent hair removal by applying a veiled preparation. Instructions claim the substance should stay on the skin for about two minutes, then be washed away to leave no trace of hair. The advisory text appears scattered and unclear in its claims and origins.
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