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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1928
Page
11
Mrs Weaver, once weak and unable to work, regained strength after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for several weeks. Her husband notes she now sleeps well, handles daily tasks, and cares for three children. She urges others to try the remedy and shares her story with friends. The letter invites other women with similar troubles to consider the product.
An old ad touts Midol easing menstrual pain and claims a tiny Alidel tablet taken beforehand prevents pain. It stresses the product does not interfere with menstruation and promises rapid relief within minutes. Available in aluminum cases for fifty cents at drugstores.
An advertisement warns that germs of skin diseases can breed on tub sides and in drains after unsterilized baths. Soap alone won’t sterilize the tub. Sylpho-Nathol in the cleaning water is urged to ensure hygienic cleanliness and easier work. Purchase Sylpho-Nathol at dealers.
Yale dining room hosts the Yale Junior Prom tonight from 10 30 pm to 4 am in Wapsi sey Hall with a large younger set. Spotlight dances and cutting in rules promise lively entertainment while fraternities reserve boxes and guests mingle under a Yale banner. Attending guests include Virginia Armitage and Ming Virginia Bunting along with other local club and hall guests from Franklin, St Anthony and the Colony club.
Elsie A Moore daughter of Charles and Moore of Greenwich and New York wed John Prentice Kellogg son of Mrs J Prentice Kellogg of New York and Monmouth Beach NJ in St Bartholomews chapel The Rev Dr Robert Norwood officiated A reception followed at Sherry s The couple plan a southern wedding trip and will reside at 28 East Seventieth Street on return Senior relatives and attendants named with list of ushers and bridal party.
Mary Morris Hincks, a Farmington school graduate and Farmington Lodge secretary, is set to wed Misa. The sixth annual St James Council ball in Stratford features Grand Knight Michael J. OConnor leading the grand march at the Stratfield hotel with visitors from New Haven Derby Stanford Fairfield Bridgeport and Stratford. John W. Bray and wife await the Roosevelts hotel for their son Johns return from England aboard the Berengaria. Various society meetings and events fill the week from whist and pinochle to PTA sessions and church guild gatherings.
The Sunday school at First Presbyterian church reopened after decoration and addition with record attendance 215, and 125 visitors. Wallace I Woodin of Hartlu nd spoke on the value of Sunday schools amid 200000 schools and 20 million members. The Sunday school plans to resume regular classes next Sunday in the new addition.
The United Church installed more than 160 officers and members across departments during the regular weekly sermon. The installation hymn The Son of God was sung as officers stepped to the chancel for the charge. Four new members were received into fellowship at the communion service.
Montreal. J G Ogden vice president in charge of finance of Canadian Pacific and 5 years with the company died here last night after a period of illness.
The Rev Henry E Kelly at St George's Episcopal Church warned that preachers and writers distort church events for personal ends. He cited the English prayer book dispute, church unity efforts, and the Pope's letter as examples where misinformation misleads the public and harms honest reporting.
The remarks criticize the Lausanne style unity talks for lacking authority and aim. They note the Roman Pontiff's encyclical as a restatement, not a new directive, and urge patience. They urge preachers to restrain wrath and speak for God with honesty while recognizing sermons compete with other media.
Medium weight blue and gold check wash cloths offered in a convenient size. Priced at 42c each for Monday only, located on the second floor.
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