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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
9
An old advertisement touts Oxidace Rives as a tablet of essential oils that dissolves to soothe irritation and clear nasal passages for easier breathing. It promises quick relief, better sleep, and a full refund if not satisfactory, with druggist sellers and refund terms.
The Connecticut Chamber of Commerce filed a formal complaint with Postmaster General Harry S. New alleging chronic postal delays and inadequate service across the state. The inquiry cites insufficient staff, poor post office facilities, and careless mail handling as key causes, noting disruptions from Boston and New York offices and delays affecting towns including Hartford and Bridgeport.
A fire destroyed the Delosh farm house in Avenue county today, killing three women. Victims include Mrs. Delosh, 50, Miss Katherine Lish, and Miss Elgin, ages 61 and 50 respectively, while Neuphrer Elgin escaped.
Miracle dental discovery promises instant whitening with a Bleachaden Corvingtion. It claims safe surface whitening by a paste used briefly, removing stains quickly while preserving enamel, and offers refunds if not satisfied.
Prudence Ragr awakens from an unhappy love affair with Bert Traymore and faces gossip and peril at Winston Towers. A theft accusation, a fire at an office building, and a mysterious white coated man test her courage as she recalls past memories.
Prudence near suffocation amid extreme heat clings to a window ledge as a fire roars through a building. Firemen deploy ladders and rope rescues, a dramatic fall halted by a rescuer, ending with medical aid and a shaken survivor waking in a hospital room.
A telegram from Commander Starnes in Ottawa brands an alleged officer of the Mounted as an imposter. The fraud may involve George Ellis, sought in Hamilton for a diamond ring theft, with Dee Adae declaring himself as a lieutenant commander in the RCMP.
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