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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
7
The New England Milk Producers Association gathers at the annual convention in Boston to discuss pooling plans for contributed bottling lines and marketing. The group aims to coordinate supply and stabilize prices across New England.
An old remedy advises that persistent backache and kidney discomfort signal overindulgence in meat. It recommends a lithia salt tonic, taken before breakfast, to purge waste, soothe sluggish kidneys, and ease urine issues. The ad touts Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive, effervescent drink for meat eaters.
An advertisement touts Bly's Great Balm as a healing cream for nasal congestion and catarrh. It claims to clear nostrils, soothe inflamed membranes, and relieve head pressure after a few uses with a small bottle sold by druggists.
Yesterday the high school Dramatic Art class staged Pays to Advertise in three sessions due to large membership. Cast included Edith Nolting, Raymond Gendron, Geraldine Liebensberger, L Clarkson, R Stone, Ameth Schauers, and John Wreat. Top performers named: Gendron as Rodhey Ma Tay, Liebensberger as the Countess, Vreeland as Butler, and Moretouse as the Lady.
A resolution may be introduced at the Board of Aldermen meeting next Monday to create and fill the position of electrical inspector in the Building department. Representation to the Board cites recent wiring defects warranting an experienced electrician, with John Gallagher of the Sixth district named in connection with the proposal.
Milword report notes Dewey McDaniel, 22, once of Walnut Beach, died in Preston Oregon from a lumber mill accident. He worked for Stanley Cruder Co of Bridgeport and belonged to Milford Red Men. Survived by mother Mrs J Dalustrom and wife Kitty Subley of Bridgeport, with local tributes from Milford High and area schools. Police and community plan events in Milford as details emerge.
The Finance Committee of the Board of Education approved reductions totaling about 45000 in supplies and discretionary expenses. At a joint meeting with the Board of Appointments the educational budget was discussed as a public hearing approached. School executives and principals planned to attend sessions in New Haven today and tomorrow to review implementation and outcome.
Prohibition enforcement reports a major blast as exploding stills wreck four buildings near Long Island City and Gravesend. Three men are fatally or seriously harmed while police confiscate hundreds of gallons of liquor and alcohol products.
A California university plans a new stadium in Strawberry Canyon on campus, aiming for completion by 1928. The project would seat about 40 thousand to 60 thousand and cost around 1.6 million dollars, with construction resembling a major California football venue.
The Board of Assessors concluded its session today in Moon City tallying taxpayer appeals on property values. Officials reviewed assessments and heard objections from residents regarding how property values were set by the tax office.
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