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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
30
A vintage ad extols Reolo as a reconstructive agency boosting vitality, red blood cell production, and nerve speed to combat fatigue and depression. It claims dramatic changes in energy and motivation, urging readers to buy a one dollar box at Endindle's Drug Store or other leading drug stores.
An emergency pain relief advertisement promotes a famous counter irritant for rheumatic twinges back aches and sore muscles. It emphasizes quick relief without rubbing plaster or staining skin and notes thousands of regular users keep it handy. Available at druggists for $1.40 per bottle.
Paris dispatch reports Premier Briand telling Lloyd George that France will not join Britain in war over Turkey. Separate peace with Turkey discussed, Kemal recognized, Smyrna and Thrace potentially awarded to Turkey. British leader warns of Dardanelles guard while criticizing London’s imperial policy.
Mandchester educator Charies J Budlang proclaims strong health at 1d years, claiming Glandex Compound reverses age effects without surgery. Testimony from Lewes, Tully, and others touts rapid improvement from nervous debility. Sold nationwide by Grandex Inc with guarantees and refunds.
In Lasao Brewer testimony during the Matewan shooting case a2 the 19 indicted men, prosecutors seek state evidence. Brewer testified Hatfield warned that anyone turning state's evidence would be killed and a “straight horse” would be secured, prompting a tense courtroom scene.
Elmira New York physician Dr Daniel G Carey a leading kidney specialist retires after forty years of practice. The ad touts Marshroot as the key to kidney health urging readers to obtain Carey’s Marshroot prescription from Hivdle's Drugs and other pharmacists nationwide.
Obituaries recall Thomas J. Larkin a longtime buyer for Smith Murray and Brown Thames of Hartford who died in Hartford. Funeral plans cite Saint Patrick's Church and Dydenville Cemetery. Additional notices include services for Mrs James M Shaw and John A Schwerin, with burial at Lakeview Cemetery and Saint Michael's Cemetery respectively. Other deaths include Viola F Martin, Mrs. W Whipple, and Edward Mulvihill, detailing service times, locations, and family survivors across Bridgeport Cheshire New Haven and Miami.
About 70 members of the Connecticut Purchasing Agents association gathered at Bridgeport Brass last night for the monthly meeting. Jenkins of Middletown spoke on sheet steel making, outlining processes from ore to finished sheet while a moving picture tour illustrated the industry. Guests included A V Howland Boston J Gibson and George Rust of Boston O R B Palmer of Hartford served as toastmaster. Discussions covered routine matters and a proposed national uniform fuel contract. the Connecticut group favored adopting the form presented.
Mayor Wilson will address residents at the Barnum Recreation Center auditorium about the city manager plan. A program of entertainment follows with performances by Lilian Hartley, Duncan Manus, Marion Manus, and others, plus a sleight of hand act, toe dance, and Sigma Quartet selections with Barnum Orchestra anschließend.
Bridgeport defendants face grand jury presentations in New Haven today on violations of the Volstead Act. A preliminary batch of 47 cases is listed for today with a next group slated for Monday, totaling about 15 percent of the term’s criminal matters. Several Bridgeport names appear for transportation and possession of alcohol, manufacturing, and related offenses.
A February 19 list from the office of A. W. Wooster shows Bridgeport inventors granted patents. Individuals include Emsworth Hawthorne for lighting apparatus and Alexander W. Juthont for socket clamps, with John C. Rings noted for a sewing machine and Pelix B. Vatvois for a speed-related device. statewide totals show 22 patents and 20 people granted patents, with 14 trades represented.
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