Pleasant Tablets Instant Stomach Relief Ad
A compact advertisement promotes Pleasant Tablets for immediate stomach relief and indigestion. It urges quick chewing for fast comfort, emphasizing stomach problems and rapid relief.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1926
Page
6
A compact advertisement promotes Pleasant Tablets for immediate stomach relief and indigestion. It urges quick chewing for fast comfort, emphasizing stomach problems and rapid relief.
An old ad claims Pape's Diapepsin reaches the stomach to ease indigestion heartburn sourness and fullness. It promotes correct digestion and acidity with a popular drugstore sell rate cited.
Former Georgetown professor endorses Matamel the Mexican Magus plant as a natural remedy for kidney and bladder ailments. An admirer from Trenton cites relief from back pains and nocturnal urination after using Matamel, with sales at Hindle’s Drug Store and other druggists advertised.
A blaze at a Hurleyville hotel on a snowy night killed nine. Survivors, including Mrs. Fannie Resnie of Brooklyn, were rushed to Monticello hospital with injuries as villagers aided others. Firemen from Hurleyville Loch Sheldrake and nearby towns fought the flames after a chimney ignition, saving only the dining room and kitchen.
New York Democrats in a conference defense of temperance appeals to George Washington’s use of wine and beer while denouncing prohibitionists as traitors. Representative Mary Norton and others urge legalization of light wines and beer, arguing illegal untaxed liquor harms the nation.
An automobile driven by Frank W ile 5g Auburn street was struck by a taxicab owned by A William Lesko 228 Hackock avenue on Nichols road near the town line Sunday. The taxicab swerved from the road and struck a pole. No one was seriously injured. A cat cared by Sirpoint Charles i Wakeman of the Police department near Wakeman's home at Sid Benhim avenue was struck and slightly damaged. A entry in charge of Jesse Lynch of 687 Miln street. Three other accidents occurred over the week end.
A small fire broke out in a trash bin at Booth and Platt streets causing smoke but no injuries. Fire crews arrived promptly, extinguished the flames, and secured the scene. Local residents reported minor ash and lingering odor. No further damage reported.
Wesley Cormack, son of a paralytic father and an invalid mother, travels with his seven year old brother Alfred from Bridgeport to Mooseheart IL. The New York Ad club and city leaders arranged his admission to the Loyal Order of Moose home, enabling education and trade training. A fund may be set up to clothe him, with Bridgeport Ad club as guardian.
Miss Ellen Wilkinson MP rebuts a campaign for male supremacy led by explorer Pr A Mitchell-Hedges. She cites women workers and mothers as essential to Britain, argues empire building required both genders, and rejects the notion that only a towering, glamorous man can lead.
Alan Checkers of 77 Wyckoff Avenue Brooklyn was arrested after his auto crashed into a stanchion at Johnstrat and Park Avenues. He had no cash and posted $25 bond to insure appearance in city court today.
Hazleton Pa Feb 22 AP The Jeddo Highland Coal company raised prices across grades by 26 to 85 cents per ton affecting buckwheat pea chestnut stove and related sizes. Lehigh Valley Coal company continues selling at prior rates in the same district.
In a complex federal case the Countess Cathcart is granted a ten day stay while lawyers seek to appeal. The National Women’s party urges women to be appointed as immigration inspectors and Board of Review members. A habeas corpus hearing is postponed for a week as discussions continue on adultery laws in South Africa and their impact on the case.
The maniac, captured after ambush and a sequence of shootings, claimed self defense saying he shot to protect himself. He used a .22 caliber pistol and described his shooting as accurate. He fled into a corn field, then toward a railroad track as a large fire at a grain elevator burned nearby. Bartlett declared a holiday, and $750 in newspaper rewards may be paid to locals.
Albert Goulding sixty five of Greenwich avenue died tonight in the restaurant of John O'Neil Railroad avenue after a hemorrhage. He was a carpenter who had worked all day and was eating supper when he died. He was married but not living with his wife for over three years and is survived by three stepdaughters.
Helen Wills and C H Kingsley defeated Miss Bennett and Miss Fisher of England 6 4 6 3 to win the mixed doubles final at the Bristol tournament in Beaulieu France.
Fred G. Beale of Binghamton pleaded guilty in Delaware county court to grave robbery in Hancock. He received an indeterminate two to four year term at Auburn prison after a dramatic confession detailing the September 26 crime, flight to Boston, New York, and Miami, and a plan to leave funds for his wife and family. He claimed he acted alone and described his remorse and punishment.
The Post and Telegram Old-Time Fiddlers Championship finals unfold Thursday at the Palace Theatre with 20 in gold prizes for top accordion and harmonica players. Tonight features Daniel Gallivan Philip McGuire Charles Crowder among accordions and harmonica contestants, all urged to arrive by 8 and compete from 8:40.
On January 3 Bris ran out of bunker coal and a plow caught her ibeam causing a drift south westward. Food for a short run from Yokohama to Muroran was exhausted. The ship's cat and mice were used for soup to sustain the crew. Captain Irvine reported 27 days drifting. rescue seas were too rough to salvage Walshin, abandoned as a derelict. The Java Arrow is due March 4.
Senator Borah denounces American involvement in European affairs through the League, warning that the United States risks entanglement in a world court and imperialism. He urges an American policy preserving constitutional liberty and independence, free from foreign investments and empire.
Ambulance log entries list multiple calls with names and addresses. Mrs Elizabeth Reilly at 98 Colorado avenue suffers a fractured right hip and is taken to St Vincent's hospital at 2:30 p m. Thomas Rock of 39 State street is privately transferred to Bridgeport hospital at 8:30 p m. Mrs Willian Olsen 90 Courtland street is transferred to St Vincent's hospital at 8:30 p m. Rose Moran 1311 State street is privately transferred to St Vincent's hospital at 4:00 p m. Anthony Bordes 286 West avenue is privately transferred at 4:30 p m. Ladislaus Fekete 179 Alfred street suffers probable fractured skull after being struck by auto at Fairfield avenue and Orland street and is taken to St Vincent's hospital at 7:00 p m.
Dental science links tooth and gum troubles to a germy film on teeth that traps stains and invites bacteria. The ad promotes Pepso dent as a two step dentifrice that removes the film and cleans the gums, promising visible results in days and urging readers to clip and send the coupon.
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