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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
2
A Cleveland reader laments neglect of sick children and endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for children’s coughs. She praises its effectiveness, noting it stops coughing without opiates and is recommended for cold symptoms.
Readable OCR fragment hints at car trade notes with brands Buick Ford and model lines. Mentions warm exercise and cold motor issues. Includes stray codes like iat-259 and garbled listings, suggesting an old marketplace or classified snippet.
Fragmentary report indicates snowy conditions in the extreme south on Thursday while northern areas may see fair skies. Winter is described as partly cloudy with continued cold.
Public Health Boards warn of influenza outbreaks and urge prompt treatment at first sign. Rest at home for a week, seek medical advice, and use the Flyomet inhaler with Oil of Tryomel to kill germs and ease symptoms. The ad touts rapid relief and prevention of spread, urging readers to buy the inhaler kit.
A home testimonial from New Castle Indiana touts Milks Emulsion for a four year old boy who was weak and constipated. It claims quick appetite return and improved digestion, with benefits for colds and bronchial ailments. The ad urges trying six bottles, money back if not satisfied, priced at 1.29 per bottle.
Funeral notices and obituaries for Paul Roche and numerous local residents. Details include survivors, funeral times, and burial places at St Michael's, St Augustine's, Lakeview, and Park cemeteries. Names include Byrne, Mulhern, Daley, Roland, Hudson, Hodgins, Spurling, Plather, Kiehel, Clark, Darragh, Dickinson, Wilkinson, and others with church services and committal notes.
A lively account blends poetry and sales chatter at an auto show. Vendors tout sedans and coupes while patrons pace exhibits weighing options, prices, and features. Amid the bustle, a parade of models and sales pitches unfolds with crowd interest and dealer optimism high.
After gym class the grammar school boys held their regular Wednesday supper and meetings in Ban sh el hall. Class leaders were Wuolum Snilin BR. Wooper I M. Balsar and Savarel Pease. Following supper the Pwoee Sagarare Mohawk Camanchre and Sioux clubs met in association rooms for preelings.
An old advertisement urges preventive care for colds grip or influenza. It mentions laxative bromos 3intnt tablets and features a signature angle box with W. Grovig's name. The piece reads as a period commercial blurb.
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