Old Herbal Remedy Said To Relieve Diabetes For 46 Years
A letter from a grateful user touts Warner's Safe Machetes Remedy as a diabetes cure with 40 years on the market. The testimonial claims dramatic weight loss and recovery after hospital treatment, urging readers to buy the herbal product from Warners Late Remadt Co. Rochester NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Wayne Oyles
Betty
Bellar
Prigueis
Warners Late Remadt Co
Rochester
N. v
Doctors Claim Bon Opto Boosts Eyesight in One Week
Philadelphia doctors report Bon-Opto tablets improve weak eyes, with a 50 percent strength gain in many cases within seven days. The ad claims customers can use a dissolving tablet in water and bathe eyes twice daily, promising clearer vision and reduced inflammation. Prominent physicians endorse the remedy as safe and effective for eye strain and related issues.
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Lewis
Liggetts
Reolo cell-salts claim to restore vitality and health
A vintage advertisement touts Reolo cell-salts as restoring red blood cells and vitality. Dr. A L Reusing is cited for a phosphate blend that purportedly increases hemoglobin and oxygen transport. Packaged as 100 tablets for two weeks at one dollar, with a money back guarantee and tied to Hindle's Drug Stores in Bridgeport.
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A. L. Reusing
Reusing
Trainmen's Strike Hinges on Hines Action Today
Wage negotiations between railway workers and Director Wines reached a critical point as the trainmen’s union prepared to strike if demands were not met. W. G. Lee warned of a definite answer soon while Hines said no statement could be made until he consulted all labor representatives.
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Rai Daway
Wrth
Wines
W. G. Lee
Hines
Mines
Lee
Broad Administration
Milford Boy Suffering Broken Neck in Factory Fall
In Milford on February 10 a 17 year old, Harry DeVoy, suffered a broken neck when his head became caught between a guard rail and an elevator at Reeves Manufacturing. He was taken to New Haven Hospital after an X-ray confirmed the injury. The injured youth is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeVoy of Bridgeport turnpike. his father works at Lake Torpedo Boat in Bridgeport.
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Milford
Harry DeVoy
Reeves Manufacturing
New Haven Hospital
Michael DeVoy
Bridgeport Turnpike
Lake ‘Torpedo Boat Company
Bridgeport
Tew
New Traven Hospital
Telegram seeks Alvin Tapping Berburst parents in Nebraska
The Telegram was asked to locate Alvin Tapping Berburst who is believed to be in Shelly, Nebraska, with possible prior ties to Bridgeport. He lists his mother's name as Mary Hopping and hopes for any information aiding a reunion with his Tamil kin.
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Alvin Tapping Berburst
Shelly
Nebraska
Bridgeport
Mary Hopping
Alvin
Immigration rules extended for foreign labor
Washington Feb 10 Secretary Wilson agreed with several Senators to continue immigration regulations last year allowing foreign labor into the United States. Also brief notes report a collision between the British steamer Armourer and the American steamer H M Whitney with notable damage to the Whitney. Plans for a Fairfield County Island Game association banquet are to be arranged at Seaside. Arab Patrol will dine at the Masonic Club cafeteria Friday. A London report notes John Francis, a Strand bootblack, found starving, may receive 1000 as the fortune of a friend of his mother.
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Lshington
Wilson
Fairfield County Island Game Association
Masonic Club
Lonton
John Francis
Strand Bootblack
Why People Get Bald
Dandruff is the forerunner signaling germs in the scalp. Ferond's Milnshaw Hair Grower claims to stop itching and scales, nourish the scalp, and promote new growth even after long baldness. Price $3.00 and $2.00 per bottle. For sale at a local shop.
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Perond
Milnshaw
Ferond
Judge Micke's novel cure for speeders in Stockton
Judge Dana J. Micke abandons fines for speeders in Stockton court smilingly locking wrongdoers out of driving for periods. He assigns machines to be kept in police custody while street speeds drop, praising the humorous, strict approach that replaces monetary penalties with enforced restraint and public shaming by the town.
Enlisted Men Won Majority of World War Decorations
Washington report shows enlisted men received 68 percent of medals for World War service. They earned 57 of 75 Medal of Honor awards, plus 1,1091 Distinguished Service Crosses. All 641 Distinguished Service Medals went to officers. The 30th and 27th Divisions led in Medals of Honor with twelve total, 16.5 percent of the nationwide total.
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Washington
Alistade
War Department
Fewer New Influenza Pneumonia Cases, More Deaths Reported
New York reports a drop in cases but a rise in deaths from influenza and pneumonia in the latest 24 hours. Influenza cases total 1,066, down 425, while pneumonia cases total 426, down 70. influenza deaths reach 122, up 31, and pneumonia deaths 227, up 93.
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New York
Abolition Urged for All Sub-Treasuries
Washington February 10 Assistant Secretary Leffingwell urged the House Banking Committee to abolish all sub-treasuries. He said the change would release fifty million dollars tied up in sub-treasuries and save about six hundred fifty thousand dollars annually on upkeep.
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Washington
Lemngwall
House Banking Committee
Leffingwell
Akron nurse awarded Distinguished Service Medal for valor
Mrs Edna Coughlin Quinsler formerly Miss Edna Coughlin of Kenosha Wisconsin and a Red Cross nurse in the Argonne forest receives the Distinguished Service Medal for heroism among wounded soldiers. She served ten weeks under fire with the Third Army Corps and helped care for over six thousand men during fierce Verdun fighting. She now resides in Akron Ohio.
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Akron, O
Edna Coughlin Quinsler
Kenosha
Wis
Red Cross
Argonne Forest
Pf Congress
Quinsler
Akron
Edna Coughlin
Third Army
Argonne
Verdun
Batéile
Old P D Friends Present Watch to G W Morris
George W Morris recently named a lieutenant in the fire prevention bureau received a gold watch from East Side post office employees and a silver carving set from Holmes Edwards Silver, presented yesterday in the East Side office. Morris served at the local post office for 20 years as Superintendent Philip R Carroll spoke on behalf of the postmaster, Charles Greene.
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George W. Morris
East Side
George YY. Edwards
Holmes & Edwards
East Site
Morris
Philip R. Carroll
Charles ©.Greene
Atlantic Fleet Arrives at Barbados Harbor
Bridgeport Barbados February 10 Admiral TH B Wilson commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet arrived with battleships Pennsylvania Arizona Oklahoma and Nevada. Shore liberty granted to officers and men upon arrival. Rear Admiral Edward W Inberle with battleships Utah Movida and Delaware due to arrive at Port-of-Spain Trinidad today.
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Bridgeport
Barbados
TH. B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Oklahoma
Nevada
Edward W. Inberle
Utah
Movida
Delaware
Port-of-Spain
Trinidad
OFL Opens 1920 Campaign As Labor AFL Starts Drives
Samuel Gompers and J A OConnell of the American Federation of Labor formally opened a 1920 campaign in Watlington at a Shipbuilders Trade convention. The leaders attacked the current Congress as reactionary and pledged AFL support to lawmakers who back wartime shipbuilding and a strong merchant marine, urging 500000 shipyard workers to join the fight.
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Wastlington
Samuel Gompers
J. A. O'Connell
American Federation of Labor
Uth
Congress
Federation
Gompers
United States
Mr. Gompers
Tug Captain Killed Tribute To Blue Line Captain Albert Free
Funeral style tributes marked the Blue Line tugs James McWilliams Hokendaugma and John Garrett as they arrived from New York to honor Captain Albert Free a 15 year veteran killed in Jersey City on Sunday night He fell 19 feet from a porch to the sidewalk striking his head and died without regaining consciousness He was 51 and survived by a widow and three grown children Also Kansas officials warn of criminal prosecutions if union strikes disrupt railway maintenance and shop laborers a move seen as violating a new state law.
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Blue Line
James McWillams
Hokendaugma
John Garrett
New York
City Dock
Albert Free
Jersey City
Captain Free
James McWilliams
Topeka Kan
Kansas
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Philadelphia
Utig
Hindle’s Drug
Dr. A. L. Reusing Laboratories
Ohio
Lincoln
City Savings Bank
Telegram
Balroad
Reeves Manufacturing Co
Alyn Tapping Hayhurst
England
Armourer
H. M. Whitney
Whitney
Hindle’s Drug Stores
Main Street
Jules Ferond Co., Inc
Cuuk
Salomon
Stockton
Dana J. Micke
Bicke
Steaders
Rick
Li Hale
Judge Hicke
Sletee Edo
P. D
G. W. Morris
Atlantic Fleet
Barbados Islands
Alfred Free of
Brig Line
Milla
the HO Mills
Buffalo
Gray
Mother Gray
of Motor Vehicles
State of Con
Necticut
Ward Rays
Columbus Ave
Boston
Mass
Main St
Worcester
Worthington St
Springfield
THE
Post & Lester Company
Allyn Street
Hartford
Conn
Asylum St
Chapel St
New Haven
Gann
Fairfield Ave
L. E. Smith Glass Company
MT. Pleasant
Grand St. Waterbury
Bank St
New London
Gonn
New Britain
Fountain St
Providence, R. Hk
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