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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1928
Page
3
Mrs Pauline Vitanza of Ventnor testifies that a medicine kept her family free from colds during winter. She claims it prevented illness and strengthened health, and credits Father Jods Medicite with reducing sickness in her household.
Fragmentary notes describe Miss Lilley Lilley as addressing a medical topic and praising a prescribed aid. The text is garbled, with incomplete lines and unclear details about persons or events, but hints at a personal reflection on medicine and health.
A provocative ad claims a safe treatment for itching skin using an enema. It promises relief from pimples, rashes, and similar irritations and asserts rapid skin improvement after application. The ad includes price points and a mail order instruction.
The House Agriculture Committee discussed farm relief today focusing on the export debenture plan tied to McNary-Haugen ideas. National Grange leader Taber urged support while Rep Connolly promoted farm relief regardless of presidential veto threats, stressing equality for agriculture.
The 20 year span of George J. Hassell's violent life includes six marriages, Army and Navy service, a desertion sentence, and the murder of his brother's widow and her nine children in 1926. Convicted of the Farwell Texas killings, Hassell described multiple slayings and burial sites before his death sentence to be carried out.
In Chicopee Massachusetts engineers say the first electrically welded bridge is completed to span a canal to Westinghouse Electrics plant. The 50 ton section will be swung into place Saturday with static and dynamic tests planned after installation. Progress has drawn attention from engineers nationwide and abroad for its potential influence on similar projects.
The article notes Lanndseer as dexterous with his left hand as with his right, and claims he could paint two pictures at once using both hands, highlighting extraordinary artistic talent.
Augustus Rose a.k.a Horton and other aliases was arrested in Rochester and held for Hartford police on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses and issuing fraudulent checks. He ran a network with a home office in Detroit and seventy nine branch offices tied to the United Hotel and Restaurant Association.
Jeremiah Flahavian a longtime political figure and Ansonia’s oldest undertaker died last night in his eighty first year He served on several local boards and was an internal revenue collector under President Cleveland He leaves a widow and relatives in New Haven Connecticut
The Ohio flare up signals a direct clash in the Hoover nomination fight. Willis resists Hoover, seeks anti-Hoover delegates from Ohio, while Burton seeks Hoover support. Ohio’s fifty-one delegates become pivotal in shaping the anti Hoover strategy and national campaign dynamics.
Spring cleaning offers for kitchen kettles and pans with special low prices. Fegh Fea Kettles $2.95 and Convex Kettles $1.85 lead a range of pots, sauce pans, drip pans, family scales, and other aluminumware at bargain prices.
Straight blouses feature gay prints with small collars trimmed by finely banded strips, offering a neat concise style option.
In the Art Department on the second floor front, a complete varied supply for lamp shade making is available. Free instructions provided. Visit anytime and spend the day if desired. Francs 25 cents to 2 dollars. Georgettes per yard two dollars. Second Wea scrawl unclear.
Fragments describe a dress item featuring colored bands, embroidered voices, and charmeuse fabric. A bloomers note appears with price around $195 and mentions sizes or options. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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