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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1921
Page
5
A New York barber Brisa claims a simple home remedy can instantly alter gray, striped or faded hair to black or brown. He recommends dissolving Orlex powder in distilled water and combing through hair, noting it is safe non staining and comes with a gold bond guarantee. One box lasts months and allegedly makes a person look twenty years younger.
An old advertisement promotes Wendell Pills Ambition Brand as a general tonic and mild laxative. It claims to restore strength and health, offers a money back guarantee after the first pack, and lists Hingle's Pharmacy and Hartigan Drug Store as suppliers.
An old advertisement urges using mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo for hair care. It argues common soaps harm scalp, promotes cocoanut oil shampoo as pure grease free, easy rinsing, dust removal, and silky hair. It notes small cost and availability at drug stores with a dealer endorsement.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets marketed as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant to purify the system and relieve bad breath. The sugar coated tablets are described as a vegetable compound with olive oil, offered in 15c and 30c sizes with claimed rapid relief.
Mrs Arminds of 754 Broad Street says she found great relief using Deans Kidney Pills. She reports taking them when kidneys ail or back aches and claims they strengthen her quickly, recommending them to anyone with kidney trouble.
A man named AbWila Binowby refused to exit his cell at headquarters after supporters arranged his bail. Reportedly he stayed, claiming he would rather endure confinement than leave. An incident at a saloon involved a shattered plate glass window after a bartender refused change to a patron and a drink was denied.
A confused passage describes Algonquin figures hosting a stag dinner around St Patrick's Day. It mentions the event date, participants, and potential guests from the "peal" and "Werd hournament" with unclear roles. The text also references Washington and celebrations tied to the day, noting a large gathering and a mention of about 73 newcomers in Laake parks.
Stratford's school pupils will be housed in churches as the Stratford High School reevaluation follows a blaze feared to have caused about 200000 dollars in damage. A meeting of the Stratford school board and board of finance is expected tonight to discuss insurance and recovery plans.
An East Side business association meeting is planned for this evening to discuss attracting more advertising and business. The session is open to interested merchants and those involved in local trade.
James S. Anurua a jitney driver of 1429 East Main Street faced two law violations. He allegedly overloaded his car and failed to follow all previously assigned routes. An arraignment is set for this morning in city court.
Nicholas Pmbert 72 longtime employee of the TU CO. died yesterday at home. Born in this country he leaves two daughters K W Tomchinson of this city and Mrs I T Priest of Bending. A service will be held at his home and burial at Union Cemetery Norwalk.
A disruption in the record leaves a brief notice that statistician Bauer will address a Commerce luncheon. The event is set to cover authority functions of the Chamber of Commerce and related topics.
English steel makers in Middle through Isnele announce further price reductions on various products. Prices drop from £95 to £18 for different items, with goods like stem pails and shin plates listed at reduced rates. The notice stresses value and updated costs for customers.
An old advertisement touts Pepto Mangan as a remedy to restore weak blood after illness. It claims the product enriches blood, boosts red cells, and improves complexion, available in liquid and tablet forms and sold by all druggists. The copy warns to order with the word Gude's on the bottle.
After the banquet, Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets promise relief from morning headaches and indigestion. The ad claims the tablets reduce stomach discomfort, prevent sour stomach, and aid digestion, suggesting prompt relief and a pleasant morning. Pricing noted at 80 cents.
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