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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1921
Page
13
Truman A DeWeese of Buffalo New York argues advertising should carry news value. He says newspapers constantly deliver news through ads and that successful ads must feel alive, human, and informative to spark reader interest and sales. He urges investing in news instincts and salesmanship over space alone.
President Harding asks Congress to convene a special session in early spring to process crucial appointments before the new administration takes office. Telegrams to Senator Lodge and Democratic leaders indicate urgent need for swift action to equip the administration with ready machinery.
A new executive committee of the New England committee on relief in Ireland announced an appeal to aid the starving population. Led by James F. Phelan of Boston with Cardinal O Connell among its members, the group says the drive is purely humanitarian and not political or religious in nature.
A mother recalls settling into life with anemia after three years of watching her two sons fall sick. She credits Pepte-Mangan for rebuilding her strength, noting its iron content and restorative effect. Physicians recommend the product and emphasize purchasing the real Pepto-Mangan in liquid or tablet form from druggists.
A vintage style ad describes a gray hair remedy by a medical practitioner from New York area. It promotes dissolving powder in a solution, applying it through the hair to restore color, claims quick whitening reversal, and notes simple at home use with minimal ingredients.
A legislative bill aims to ban strikes and lockouts by workers whose terms are set by state law or agreements. It covers actions like intimidation and violence tied to labor disputes and allows civil action for those harmed by such conduct. The measure includes penalties and preserves remaining provisions if part invalid.
Washington reports delay in settling the Jap immigration question as officials debate policy and administration stance. Delegations consider recommendations from envoys and allied governments while calls for swift action hinge on broader political dynamics and treaty obligations.
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