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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1924
Page
19
New gland treatment announced as a life giving gland extract tablet. Scientists claim gland extracts rebuild normal gland activity and offer a glandular tonic named Glandogen, prepared from young animal glands and sold at Hindle Drug Stores in a four store area.
The article reports that Geers M. Suzetttes formerly of Unionville is charged with manslaughter in connection with a May 22 overdose death of Albert Hoody. Suzetttes was arraigned Tuesday. a co‑defendant, Jobs Botseley, surrendered after a chase and remains free on health warrant. Authorities say Suzetttes administered ether, leading to the fatal overdose during a medical procedure. The case proceeds in Superior Court and involves ongoing proceedings against other practitioners.
A Chicago report by State Health authorities notes rising living costs coincide with a declining birth rate. The record cites urban wages, rental costs, and debt pressures shaping family planning trends.
An old time medical advert promotes creosote and related tonics as a remedy for coughs and throat irritation. It touts two fold actions soothing membranes and eradicating infection while warning money spent cures a variety of ailments including asthma and allergies. The piece urges readers to consult a druggist for treatment.
A Bridgeport Rotary Club gathering heard George M. Lew of a 1,000 acre Montana ranch discuss Western distress over freight and wage costs, farm abandonment, and the need for relief plans. He urged cooperation with Governor Dixon and referenced Coolidge era proposals and a McNary Eay export plan to stabilize prices and support producers.
Susy York and Sven Jake, described as Milford inventors and manufacturers, testified about a grand larceny case involving three officers of Sunshine Homes. The defendants, accused or believed to have secured funds, faced an equity claim of about 4107,000, with contracts and alleged improper dealings tying to the company.
Funeral for George Po Pottes delayed from Thursday to Friday will be held at 1184 Bren Street and St Leite Hur Iy All o'clock. Many friends and mourners from Nimistt Pythias are expected to attend the services.
North Windham Connecticut notes say the Foresters lodge will mark its anniversary with an observance at the local hall. An editor from Poultry Success will address members and attendees are urged to attend the gathering and support the club’s activities.
The coroner’s finding names Harold Israel as ecologically responsible for the slaying of Mathes Hubert Dahine on Main Street February 4. The State’s Attorney’s Office is speeding up its inquiry to possibly call a grand jury and bring Israel to trial. Israel remains jailed awaiting trial.
An article reflecting on Ty Cobb's hopes to play in 1927 and contrasting Cobb's career with Cy Young's enduring records. It notes Cobb's desire to extend his active service and place among baseball's greats, while recalling Young's longevity and record-setting 1883 Cleveland performance.
A crude ad describes using two ounces of eulonite powder with dragees to rub the face, then wash off with a wet cloth. It claims the method opens pores, removes blackheads, and leaves skin smoother, though it reads like a generic cosmetic ad with unclear ingredients and effects.
The front page Amusements section highlights The White Sister drawing large crowds on Broadway and features from Paris with Pola Negri and others. The Plaza program offers Leah Haird in The Destroying Angel, a bargain bill including a Laurel comedy and Wild and Western short features, with the lineup lasting through Friday.
Witiliueni Hincks of Waris Pace was yesterday named foreman of the Federal Grand Jury in Haven City as the United States Metro opened 16 February for indictments. The two day session will be secret and the cases remain sealed until indictments are retired.
A world authority says acidity causes kidney and bladder irritation. Drinking soft waters and a Jad Salt remedy is advised for two to three days to neutralize acids, ease urination, and reduce nighttime trips. A physician should be consulted for chronic issues.
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