Bromo Quinine Ad Claims Headache Cause Remedy
An old advertisement claims Hative Bromo Quinine removes the headache cause with a single active ingredient. The box bears the signature TEROVE and lists the product as a headache remedy.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1918
Page
3
An old advertisement claims Hative Bromo Quinine removes the headache cause with a single active ingredient. The box bears the signature TEROVE and lists the product as a headache remedy.
Washington March 31 Senator Smith of Michigan said the fuel restriction order saved six tons of coal but cost Grand Rapids furniture plants twenty two thousand dollars and their workers forty thousand dollars. The transcript notes a postponed vote and joking remarks about meatless days.
J Glover warden of the Birmingham Jail tried to bar visits by women to male prisoners overstaying leaves. He offered a kiss condition for entry which backfired as crowds swarmed the jail. He rescinded the order and advised on dangers. Suffragists cite the episode to argue for women wardens.
Yale releases a service roster listing 5,800 Yale men in the war effort with branch, assignment, and status. It notes Major General Sibert’s certification that Yale man Arthur Hadsell commanded the first unit landed in Europe. The roster divides 4,633 in army/navy and 1,267 in government or civilian work, with 1,055 overseas. Of 3,685 in the army, 2,065 are officers. of 599 in navy, 824 are officers. artillery saw 703 of 6808 commissioned. Forty-two have military honors, 15 killed, seven in aviation, and 205 in ambulance work.
A New Haven jury found for Walter N. Bradley and his wife in a case filed by Peter B. Bradley and Robert G. Bradley of Boston to recover on an $18,000 judgment. The Bradleys, connected to a salt company later sold to a salt trust, alleged concealment of assets. charges were deemed groundless. Six related suits are pending.
New Haven January 31. The government has set up an examining board in New Haven to hasten enlistment in the aviation sections of the signal corps. Lieut J. Baker heads the board with Lieut Honey from the Yale military school assisting. Applicants may take exams and, if successful, be recommended for commissions after eight weeks of ground work at a training school. Schools names Trinity Wesleyan and Yale mentioned.
Stratford, Jan 81 Special notices list closing rules for local businesses. Bakeries must close 6 pm nightly, druggists 10 pm, groceries 6 pm with Saturday hours, and pools and garages close earlier. some places near Tuesday closures. Court cases include Lester Wilson's 60 day jail sentence for non support and a suspended $3 fine for a father failing to send his son to school. A reception for Miss Katherine Ludington and social events are noted, along with a cable from Allan Wilson and brief martial notes. Third vessel War Duty launched by Chicago Ship Building Co. and river ice clearing efforts in Pittsburgh are also mentioned.
An advertisement extols Peptiron pills as the iron-rich tonic that strengthens blood, color, and nerves. It claims iron, pepsin, wax, celery and other tonics aid stamina and vitality, promising easy assimilation and a chocolate coated daily dose from C. I. Hood Co. Lowell Mass. to put iron into the blood.
Marsfield Missouri January sheriff Mackey of Webster county returned from Jefferson City penitentiary with Taylor Adams and his son Cletus, both jailed for conspiracy to kidnap. Adams confessed involvement in the Bloyd Keet and Clement plots while en route to the penitentiary.
The article promotes Linonine as an effective remedy for coughs colds bronchitis and wasting diseases. It quotes Father Lynch praising its past and present efficacy and urges readers to seek the familiar trademark for rapid improvement.
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