Left High School Patient Credits Lung Healer Cure
A testimonial from John Henry Perry of Lynn Massachusetts recounts relief from a chronic cough and lung weakness after four bottles of a Lung Healer. He endorses the remedy and notes local chemists and druggists distributing it in Bridgeport and surrounding areas.
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Axen
John Henry Perry
Carnes St
Lyan
Maas
Bridgeport
Cyrus Harmacy
Fickett's Drug Store
Creomulsion Promoted As Remedy For Chronic Coughs
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a medical discovery for chronic coughs and colds. It claims creosote in an emulsified form soothes inflamed membranes, kills germs, and heals throat and lung ailments, promising relief and a money refund if not satisfied.
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Lwoa Jong T
Gland Tests Made by Physician Proclaim Benefits
A California state institution head announces that 90 percent of over 1000 patients respond to glandular treatment with gland tablets. Claims include mental and physical rejuvenation and relief from various ailments as hundreds seek regain of strength, vitality, and health through Glando ro. HindIn Drug fares, Inc. advertises the product with glandular extracts from healthy young animals and other ingredients.
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California
Glandoro Jg
HindIn Drugfares, Inc
Main St
State St
Death rates rise slightly in 1922 across states and cities
Census Bureau reports 1922 death rate at 12.0 per 1,000 population, up from 11.6 in 1921. Maine and Vermont highest at 14.7, New Hampshire 14.8, Oregon and Colorado show largest state increases, while Michigan and Mississippi fall by 0.7. City rates vary with Memphis highest among large cities at 17.8, Seattle near lowest at 9.6, and Albany 15.7 among registration cities.
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Washington
United Sites
Census Bureau
Maing
Vermont
New Hampshires
Nihe
Tee
New Orleans
Nashville
Denver
Pali River
Akron
Seattle
Fort Worth
Milwapukes
Trenton
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Albany
Boston
Bridgeport
Buffalo
Cam
Bridge
Chicage
Falls River
Hartford
New Bedford
New Haven
New York
Philadelphia
Pittapurgh
Providence
Springfield
Mass
Syracuse
T Washington
Worchomer
British Woman Journeys 10000 Miles to Marry
Miss Margaret Birch, once a London schoolmistress, sailed on Cedric to wed Major Guthbert Frumontlander, manager of a copra company on Fanning Island. The voyage will be 26 days to San Francisco then onward aboard the Darly Crane with four annual trips to the mainland. The captain will conduct the ceremony due to isolation.
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Javerpool
Dtc
Fanning Island
Fanning
North Pacific
Misa Margaret Birch
London
France
Guthbert Frurrentlander
Lonely Isle
New York
San Francisco
Darly Crane
Erica
Belora
Hearts Afire in a Storm at Mrs Vansittart’s Home
Prudence Paige, Virginie Dale, and Peter Armstrong clash amid a false theft accusation and a raging storm at Mrs Vansittart’s mansion. Virginia clings to Peter as a tree is struck nearby, a blaze and ambulance rescue follow, and tensions rise over safety and trust in a perilous night at Winston Towers.
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Prudence Paige
Borstraymore
Mrs. Vansittanl
Winston Towers
Virginie Dale
Prudence
Peter Armstrong
Mrs. Vansittart
Ovey
New York
Virginia
Peter
Unconventional visit tests Peter and Virginia at Pear-Tree Cottage
In a tense late night meeting at Pear Tree Cottage, Virginia intrudes to seek Peter's help with a troubled Page girl. She hints at scandal, deflects suspicion, and convinces him to aid Prudence Page while resisting Mrs. Grundy's gaze as a storm rages outside.
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Peter
Virgie
Virginia
Max
Caylave
Tve
Nannie
Green Gables
Guy of Cokes
Andy
Prudence Page
Prudence
Virgina
Howes
Hucketatul
Sven
Jewelry Taken In Two Homes By Copy Keys
Thieves entered two homes using copied keys while families were away. At 474 Putnam Street Joseph Vinenese lost two gold bracelets and a necklace along with $368. At 738 Brooks Street David Lewron reported a pearl necklace, beads, earrings, and a radio phone stolen. Theodore Lichenberger’s car at 16 Leawvenue was missing a tire and another car at 796 Poplar Street, Fairfield, was reported stolen yesterday morning.
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Joseph Vienfese
Putnam Street
David Lewron
Brooks Street
Theodore Lichenberger
Francis Schorfriat
Poplar Street
Fairfield
Obituary notices from Stratford area obituaries and services
Funeral services for John F B Murray and numerous others are listed with times at St Michaels cemetery St Mary's church and St George's Lithuanian church. Burials at St Michaels cemetery. Surviving relatives and addresses noted across several entries.
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John FB. Murray
John I. Murrray
Mary Hlot
Mary Rice
Norra Avenue
St. George's Lithuanian Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Harel. KR. Merrick
Harold R. Merrick
Stratford Avenue
Lytle and Vance Head Programs of City Civic Clubs
Bridgeport engineers club meeting at Stratfield Hotel with Charles Lytle addressing on Giving Ine i Younger Generation g. Vance of Brookmire Economic Service to address Advertising club and Chamber of Commerce Business Women's club on Tuesday. City officials speak at Civic affairs meeting. Kiwanis to hold annual business meeting. Several clubs announce talks on economics, education and cost structures. teachers to attend engineers club dinner with organized seating.
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Bridgeport Engineers Club
Stratfield Hetel
Charles Lytle
Ray Vance
Brookmire Economic Service
Businesy Service
Wil
Stratford
Kiwanis Club
Hodts
Stratfield
Ciub
Order of Business
T. J. Pardy
Schield, Wellington and Company
Cost Accountants Forum
Rotary Club
Line Stratfield
Turaday Noo
Lions Club
Exchange Club
Engineers Club
Charles W. Lytle
New York University
Everett Corlright
Corlright
Charles W Schmelz
Christmas Seals Sale Opens in Six Trade Centers
Workers in Bridgeport open Christmas seals booths in six mercantile establishments and banks to aid State and Tuberculosis associations. The Visiting Nurse Association receives 80 percent of proceeds. Mrs. Roy Clark directs the drive with numerous local organizations represented.
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Visiting Nurse Association of
Talsefly
Mrs
Roy & Glark
He Aoves
Banks
Sadag
Pouthatar Me BW
Read Company
Howlead Dry Grade Company
Post Office
Bridgeport Barings Bank
City National Bank
Bridgeport, Trust
Oxchange Club
B.A. Strong
Bridgeport
Art Tenge
Mim
G. Dy
Eli
Emma James
Bridgeport Council of Catholic Women
Sires Crahan
Catholic Daughters of Amprica
Navey
Council of Jewish Women
Conpelman
Batty
Park Avenue ‘Temple
Richard Oppel
Federation of Parent‘Teachers
Mrax Jeremiah Holmas
First
M. E
Wf. Grifith
the Wirst Presbyterian Church
Robert Keyes
Warmen
Park Avenue Congregational Church
B- Bente
Thrace B. Mer~witt
Thacydoy Tanacheon
Mra
David F. Day
United Church Young Women's Guild
Thomas Stevens
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Tia
Mme Paraad
Tomorra
Catherine McCaffrey
Catherine Street
St. Patrick's Church
St. Michael’s Temeery
Philemmena Lasse
Eileen
Lasse
Ridgewood Place
Holy Rosary Church
St. Michael’s Certetary
Tatnes A
Sheryearal
Daavea A
Hia
Venter Street
Bairield
O'Eloes
St. ‘Momsy
Ehureh
Buirfield
St. Mechael's Cemetery
Cowlin Dunieavey
Gacelia ‘Dunleavey
Hadiam Street
Mullins, Scott & Redgate
St. Mary's Church
Manu
Ingermert
St.Michael's
Alonzo Nelson Woods
Fox Street
Waller and Banky
Wallfield
Buick
Lakeview Semerery
Mary Herncos Lane
Mary Frances Lang
Michael Long
Edwin Bray
Ham Street
T Chy
Anna A. Solu
New Yersery
Ritfa A. Duprey
Vwtucket
J. of
Sullivan
Pasadena
Cal
DeRayer
Papa
Firestone-Apsley
Firestone-Apsiey Rubber
Footuwar
Root Rubber Heels
Hudson
CINE
Dturm
Senzte Shoe Co
E. Main St
John Leving Shoe Store
J. Laden
D. J. & D. Carpenette
M. Schwartz
Pembroke St
Ideal Shoe Store
E. Main
P. Levinski
Reisso
American Cranberry Exchange