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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
3
A fragment notes ongoing headaches with a phrase Mo More Sick Headaches and hints at someone describing relief or cure. No clear event, date, or named entities identified. Further readable context needed to establish concrete persons or organizations.
An advertisement touts an indican test claiming it reveals hidden health problems and promises relief with Carter's Little Liver Pills. It warns of headaches sour stomach and other symptoms, urging a repeated test after taking the pills to show improvement.
German study-backed remedy Bubler OM offers instant pain relief for rheumatic joints by topical application. The ad asserts infection causes joint changes and promises refund if relief is not achieved, listing local dealers Hindle Drug Stores and others.
An advertisement claims Allenhru Special Formula No 2 capsules cure neuritis and neuralgia within about 24 hours, promising lasting relief from persistent nerve pains. It touts non dope ingredients and urges readers to buy at Hindle's Drug Store or another druggist.
A dense listing of radio programs across major networks from WJZ to KGO, detailing times, program names, performers, discussions, weather and stock reports. Notable items include talks by Dr. Julius Weln, Edith Bur on fashions, Mendelssohn Club, and various orchestras, with schedules across New York City, Hartford, Philadelphia, Chicago, and beyond.
This article discusses how magnetic fields from radio receiver components create inter circuit interference when objects enter fields. It advises spacing grid and plate tuners, shielding, grounding rotors, and keeping tuner leads short to prevent inductive coupling and body capacity insets.
A European non-dietetic diabetes remedy by Wr. Stein-Callenfel has been introduced in the United States. The promotion urges readers to request a book describing the treatment from M. Flehartz, Dept 0 70 W Jaana St, New York.
A new department showcases the latest lamp shades with numerous styles and materials. A competent teacher will demonstrate easy methods to make shades yourself, inviting creative, enjoyable work that lets individuals express personality through lighting.
Spring styles emphasize action buoyancy and a youthful, free charm. New introductions feature manly, vigorous models with broad shoulders and straight coats, using world famous looms and a range of fabrics from flannel to cassimeres. Grey tones dominate with tans and blues. suits cost 40 to 55 dollars and top coats 40 to 60 dollars. Main floor rear.
Advertisement describes women’s house shoes emphasizing comfort and dress, listing styles in black kid leather shoes with flexible soles and rubber heels. High shoes, oxfords, slippers, and boudoir slippers priced from $1.45 to $2.45.
A new Spring frock named Fleur de Lis features a French fabric blend of silk and rayon with unusual glas weave. Shown in black navy tans henna cranberry and models for misses and women up to size 40. Prices 39.50 and 45 on the second floor enter
The spring fashion hats Cavalier Pierrette and fashion hats are shown as exclusive models at Howlands. The items promise the lure of upcoming spring days and outdoor beauty with prices of 7.50 and 10 dollars. Second floor, front.
An advertisement promotes Boston baked beans baked in a brick oven by a Boston resident. Thursday special offers 1 pint of beans and 1 loaf of Howlands home bread for 25e in the basement center.
A brief ad notes chocolate covered cherries in a white box with cherry decoration. The whole red cherries are coated in rich smooth chocolate. Described as candy for the weekend and Washington's birthday, priced at a pound box 50y. Basement center.
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