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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1920
Page
12
An old ad or article discusses a chiropractic claim that removing the cause of colds cures illnesses. It lists names, addresses, and contact numbers across Stamford and surrounding areas, suggesting a local health equipment or service advertisement. The text blends medical claims with street addresses and practitioner references from 19th or early 20th century.
Report from Don by Bolshevik forces claims Don region retaken by Russian volunteer army. Unclear details and conflicting sources outline turning point in South Russia amid fighting and external reporting.
For many years Swamp Root has been watched with interest as a physician endorsed medicine that helps the liver and kidneys do their work. It is said to stand the test of years and is sold by druggists on its merit. To test other preparations, send ten cents for a sample bottle and mention the Bridgeport Telegram and Port Adabrartinement.
London Feb 23 Ardret Bonar Law replied in the House of Commons that no information had reached the British government about the Netherlands' decision on holding the former German emperor captured in Curaçao. He stated the government had not received any word regarding the issue from Holland or the Netherlands government.
Suspus Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, telegraphed from Minneapolis declaring that laboring people believe their leader remains convinced a labor party ticket would shape the political field in Indiana. The note quotes William Mitcher, secretary of dinuilet, discussing the move and its implications for workers' interests.
Wireless messages from the government report supplies landed on Grindstone Island opposite group for Mag Jalinds inhabitants. The Montcalm's captain has nearly given up hope of delivering them after several wrecks and calm seas hindered progress.
King George and Queen Mary with many royals attended the christening of the son of Commander Alexander Raimaay and Saidy Ramsay, once Princess Pamela of Connaught, at a grand ceremony. The water for the christening was drawn from the Jordan by the Duke of Connaught, following 1047 tradition.
Mexico aims to recover land held by foreigners and life within 65 miles of the frontier and 50 miles of the coast as part of enforcing constitutional prohibitions. Government statements indicate a strategic shift to curb past acquisitions and safeguard national sovereignty and agricultural土地 control.
A subway motorman slows a Seventh Avenue line train to avoid a terrier named Fido, claiming the dog cannot be restrained by a meter. Passengers and a city committee demand explanation as the frightened animal lingers near Times Square.
England plans a burst in glassware production using American machinery in the Black Country around Dudley and Tipton. The move follows a recent absorption of several large glassmaking firms by a foreign company and aims to reduce German monopoly in the industry.
Reported explanations cite a request from Congress for penalties to undo motions granting concessions to foreign interests. Officials claim many deals in California and Lower California lacked compliance, with notices of improvements and entitlements under previous administrations. British representatives push for indumification while authorities assess conditions for grading and repayments.
A simple home remedy claims to remove dandruff by applying plain liquid to the scalp at night. The method moistens the scalp, removes dandruff by morning, and supposedly leaves hair shiny and soft. The text touts a low cost and only three applications needed.
Patient distress leads to a rough advertisement for a home remedy. The ad suggests mixing Sarmint with hot water and sugar to treat catarrhal deafness and promotes rapid relief. It notes headaches and ear noises as symptoms and urges immediate preparation and daily use.
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