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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
4
An OCR excerpt discusses bitro phosphate products and their claimed health benefits. It cites physicians and warnings about ketosis, warns buyers about alleged claims, and mentions Hartigan Deroy Stores and Aldonguista offering the item with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back.
A fragmented medical advertisement extols Bitro-Phosphate as a nerve and blood nourisher, claiming energizing effects and improved endurance. It cites Dr Joseph Py Uierigan and a North Eastern address, warns against counterfeit cures, and urges careful use to avoid side effects while promising health improvements.
Dr Parrish endorses Serathol as a remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia, praising its efficacy and safety. The advertisement claims Serathol relieves gas, bad breath, and upset stomach, and states it is available at druggists nationwide.
A garbled health column notes a five minute abdominal bending exercise using core muscles, advises drinking plenty of water, and mentions vitamin intake. It references Hartigan Teng and an advert with unclear details.
Directors announced six million job placements by the Employment Service in a year. The report cites federal bureaus and agencies coordinating with employers to fill positions, noting about 18 million vacancies examined and hundreds of thousands of persons placed weekly across the country.
Two Armenian girls, Raky Malakasian and Aramethen, were found wandering near York after escaping Turkish Armenia. They witnessed massacres and slave raids, were aided by immigrants, and were admitted to the United States where they later joined relatives as the war devastated their homeland.
France's new president appeals to the Senate and Chamber of Deputies urging clear articulation of economic and social duties. She stresses citizens must work toward national renewal and support the state in the evolving wartime economy.
Reports say rebel forces captured Harboovsk in Amur with scattered fighting reported. The movement claimed control as troops withdrew, while residents described uncertainty and displaced civilians.
John auuelsin, a game poacher, was sentenced by Judge Thomas Sresley in Viokulion. He served 61 days and was released immediately after promising to reveal how he evaded the game law. Authorities expect further investigations with new informants.
Whittemore, a WW veteran, was shot through the breast today in Whittemore. He then overpowered Henry Gagnom, tying him with officers at the Whittemore home. Gagnom had been there several days. Whittemore is expected to recover.
Feb 19 Andrew Bonar Lay reports the government plans to introduce the Irish home rule bill tomorrow in the House of Commons after the bill's first reading. The government aims to allow time for digestion before proceeding. Also noted is Bela Kun’s removal to a hospital from Stockholm after tensions with villagers, and William Phillips arriving in New York en route to Holland.
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