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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
7
A vintage advertisement promotes Poslam soap as a quick remedy for eczema and skin irritation. It touts relief from itching, pimples, and rashes, claiming the skin responds rapidly with no harm. It offers a free sample by writing Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
An advertisement extols drinking hot water with lime stone phosphate each morning to purify the stomach liver kidneys and bowels before breakfast. It claims internal bathing prevents poison buildup and reduces sickness across a list of ailments. The ad urges readers to obtain limestone phosphate from a pharmacist.
A mother and daughter report improved health after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and bowel issues. The simple preparation is claimed to remove catarrhal matter and ease inflammation affecting stomach liver and intestines including appendicitis. The ad promises a money back guarantee with one dose proof.
An old advertisement claims that Pape's Cold Compound cures colds and grippe in two to three doses. It promises to clear blocked nostrils, relieve headaches and other cold symptoms. The remedy costs only a few cents at drug stores and works without assistances.
Instant relief for clogged nasal passages from a fragrance antiseptic healing remedy. Apply a small amount in each nostril to soothe inflamed membranes and ease breathing. Ends nighttime struggle with breath and head pressure. Humble drugstore ad tone from a historic page.
A throng gathered at Sacred Heart Church for the funeral of Rev Edward T Walsh pastor of St Thorns house and longtime city native. Bishop Godfrey Nilan presided with notable clergy including Monsignor George J Waring Rev John A Sullivan and Rev William O Shea among assistants. The mass featured organist Molly Daley Ogren and speakers highlighted by a lengthy list of honorary pallbearers and priests from across the region.
Applicants for renewal of liquor licenses faced a delay as the county commissioners withheld issuance pending an Attorney General opinion. About 60 licenses are affected. State law allows current saloons to operate until action is taken, but federal law currently prohibits alcohol sales beyond small limits. Issuance hinges on Supreme Court ruling and potential changes to wartime prohibition and constitutional amendments.
Coroner hearing on John Elenskie death after a Friday night trolley area accident in Fairfield continues after Dr. Chester Blackman and others offer competing testimonies. Witnesses dispute whether the horse and wagon turned toward Elenskie or moved straight ahead as the vehicle drifted toward the tracks. Fairfield Town Court holds Dr. Blackman on bond while awaiting coroner’s verdict.
Coroner Mhelan will visit Stratford today to investigate the death of Samuel Souffrin of 9496 T Inward Avenue who died at Bridgeport hospital Sunday night after injuries from a car crash near the Weatogna club in Stratford. Souffrin’s automobile was hit from the rear by a car driven by John Grace of 18 Seymour Street Waterbury. Souffrin was thrown through the windshield and suffered internal injuries.
Following regional trends the Mittedell Dairy Company has raised retail prices. New milk price is twenty cents per quart with a further rise for larger quantities. The rate change aligns with pricing set by Porden Parr Products Co. and takes effect this month.
Ship carpenters in Wassaston halt building and repair on the waterfront as 409 workers walk out for higher wages. They demand 90 cents an hour on the front instead of the existing rate. Asia Minor shows growth with two varieties, half of which occur elsewhere.
An old time hair coloring remedy promotes Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound as a simple, inexpensive treatment to darken gray or faded hair. A downtown druggist notes wide use, claiming natural, even color that remains undetectable. Application is by brushing through small sections nightly, with results after a few uses.
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