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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement for Poslam claims rapid relief for inflamed and affected skin. It promises soothing effect, reduced rash and irritation by applying Poslam at night and checking in the morning for improvement. Sample requests directed to Emergency Laboratories, New York City.
An advertisement urges morning health by drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast. It claims this cleanses the stomach and alimentary canal, helping skin, liver, kidneys, and bowels by removing toxins and waste daily.
Mrs H O Morrell of Gorham Maine reports years of eczema on her hands with blisters swollen skin and night pains. After using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and two jars of Ointment her hands healed. She endorses Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as daily toiletries and notes samples free by Cuticura Lab Maidenhead.
An old ad advises sleeping with windows open to clear the throat and nose to prevent influenza colds and sore throat. It promotes Ely's Cream Balm as antiseptic, claiming quick penetration of passages, nose and throat protection, and 39 years of use with millions relying on it.
Nelson files for divorce alleging alienation of affection by builder Joseph DAgostino and seeks alimony. Defendant argued for defense costs and alimony pending suit. Nelson also sues DAgostino for 60000 damages after returning from service with the ALT.
Examination for federal census enumerators will be held at the Bridgeport High School tomorrow at 11 o'clock for applicants from Bridgeport and surrounding towns. Many positions remain. those seeking to apply should contact supervisor John F. Kemple. Pay has risen to four cents per name for those who pass the test.
The Barnum Community center opens the season with an event at 7 45 tonight in Noble Avenue school. Readings include Russian dances by Miss Frances Coggswell pupils and selections by the Swedish quarter. Robert F Bradley will speak on Americanization, followed by dancing.
Major Charles M. Bakewell, a former Red Cross inspector in Italy and Yale philosophy professor, will address an Americanization meeting Sunday night at the Waltersville school. Professor Bakewell has toured the fighting fronts including Sicily and Sardinia. Gaspar Panik, pastor, and Methodius church will preside, with programs to be announced later.
James W. Davis was chosen commander of Elias Howe Post at a G.A.R. meeting held yesterday afternoon. Officers for the coming term include Senior Vice Commander George Sanger and Junior Vice Commander H. P. Rugg, chaplain, quartermaster, surgeon and other posts noted.
There is greater fun and surer satisfaction in choosing gifts that bring pleasure. Early shopping doubles the pleasure and makes every hour count as the season begins.
The store rolls back prices on suits valued above $15 to clear stock. A dozen lines have sizes missing, leaving only two Size suits but many options from 9 to 18 in various styles. All will be ready Friday morning, with prices much lower than next season’s.
A nostalgic Kodak advertisement promotes the Junior Kodak for keeping a baby’s diary as a vivid graphic record. It touts ease of use and adjustable settings with four styles for various picture sizes priced from 16.67 to 28.22 dollars.
Handnice trays for serving in oval oblone and round shapes in several sizes from $2.35 to $15. A special lot of 10 by 11 inch trays, two styles, unusual kinds priced at $1.55. Complete candlesticks offered, special price 68 cents.
Rich brown footwear praised for harmony with suits and coats. Desk-level notes describe several models: brown calfskin with tip-effect stitching and Cuban heel. brown kid with tan cloth top and military heel. brown calfskin with tan cloth top and French heel. brown kid with stitched tip effect and French or military heel. Main floor, rear.
A brief note notes leather keepsakes sold as traveling gifts with prices ranging from $1.50 to $5.00, reflecting mid century shopping curios in a roadside trade context.
A reader ad notes men’s gold jewelry including cuff links scarf pins watch chains and rings with ranges from four to one hundred fifteen dollars. Specific items listed: signet rings diamond rings Elgin watches. Left aisle front.
Attractive berthas of Oriental lace in wh or cream patterns are offered at $1 and $1.50, showcasing refined neckwear options with appealing designs and standard colors.
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