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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1927
Page
9
A health column discusses Eskimo eating habits noting a high meat protein diet with fat, rare vegetables, and no scurvy. It warns starch with meat impairs digestion and advises meat be eaten alone or with leafy greens, while offering general diet guidance for thyroid issues and system cleansing via fruit fasts and enemas.
Bridgeport Telegram invites readers to write Dr Frank McCoy with their intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Include a self addressed envelope if a personal reply is desired and send letters to Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram.
An odd lot of crepe de chine slips in sizes 34 36 38 comes in pink peach nile and arid not all colors in every size. Satin brocade corsetettes with superb fit for fuller figures available 34 to 48. Ray on bloomers white pink peach nile. Third floor displays. Also fine nightgowns with pretty embroidered designs on second floor. Batiste slips at 89 cents to 1.50 in four pastels. Pongee fabric sold by the yard. Blue white ticking 32 inches wide. Belgian linen couch covers 3 75 with green brown and blue borders. Gay cretonnes 29 cents. Sliver plated shakers with platinum finish 39 cents per pair. Main floor.
Attractive cap and apron pattern with cross-back strap extensions and button. Size range small to large, uses 2 yards of 36 inch material plus binding. Green sateen piping, patterns include printed fabrics, white lawn or organdie trim. Send coupon with name address size to Pattern Visitor, Priizeport Telegraph.
The mid-summer frolic for St. Rose's church at the new casino in St. Rose's ended Saturday, attracting hundreds of current and former parishioners from towns across the region and even New York and New Jersey. Booths run by parish women and male helpers showcased gifts while two cake sales at local homes supported by Newtown and Sandy Hook committees proved successful.
Mrs. Frank Sellers of Vinton Iowa credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with enabling her to endure prolonged illness and raise six children. She states she started after quitting school and that the remedy helps her whenever she feels weak. The testimonial notes many girls in the fourth generation learn of its benefits from mothers.
Informal dances are scheduled at Pequot Yacht Club in Southport with two dances on August 13 and 27 starting at 8 o'clock. Teas every Saturday in August begin at 4 pm with hostesses listed for each date. special races to Port Jefferson on August 1 and a night race to Corn Field Light Vessel on August 11 are part of the yacht club's August schedule.
Boston July 31. Bartolomeo Vanzetti again tasted food during his hunger strike while Nicola Sacco continued fasting. The two condemned men await execution at Charlestown State Prison. Governor Fuller, at Rye Beach, NH, weighs life or death and faces his sick son’s operation as public defense actions build. Police guard preparations and a large Plymouth meeting rally public support for the condemned pair.
A confession ties a Providence band to the murders for which Sacco and Vanzetti are accused and convicted. The confessor was granted respite until August 10, the extended date for Sacco and Vanzetti’s sentences as Governor Fuller reviews the case.
Five people were injured in Willimantic when a car driven by Henry R Minkwitz collided with a Hartford car taught by Miss Eleanor McSweeney. Passengers included Mrs Minkwitz Marie Jen and Arthur Bessette and Calvin Bessette three, all Meriden residents. Bassette sustained a fractured nose. Evans took responsibility for damages.
Lady Annie Lauder wife of Sir Harry Lauder died in a Glasgow hospital today at age fifty three after an operation a week ago. Sir Harry Lauder remains bedridden at Laudervale Dunmen and grief struck as news arrived. Annie a former spinster from Hamilton and partner in their travels inspired her husband and managed the home at Laudervale. Funeral to be held at Invernodan Argyll on Wednesday.
Sir Harry Johnston, noted British explorer and writer, died in London at sixty nine. He spent much of his life in African explorations and wrote extensively about his travels. He was an honorary member of the New York Zoological Society.
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