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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1924
Page
12
The text describes Musterolo as a traditional remedy for sore throat, congestion, and minor aches. It mentions applying a mustard-like paste, potential use for babies and small children, and notes on relief and safety considerations. The language is jumbled but centers on a home treatment with mustard and topical applications.
A dated ad promotes red pepper heat for chest congestion and muscle aches. It promises warming sensation in three minutes, relief from rheumatic symptoms, and urges purchasing at drug stores. The language imitates vintage advertising style with bold claims and limited detail.
Federal court records show two brewery houses fined modest sums for violations under federal law. Statements describe penalties linked to alleged misstatements and pricing schemes. Authorities cite violations of provisions governing beer production and distribution.
Taxpayers voiced complaints about new assessments as assessors gathered yesterday to hear individual views on assessment increases. The process, part of the administration's program, involved bills mailed by day and Saturday. In Washington, Ambassador Geddes met with President Coolidge for about half an hour, describing the visit as a formality before his departure from the United States on January 2.
Laver details Bridgeport Water and Hydraulic Company history from 1853 origin to 12 towns, 12000 acres, and 31 miles of pipelines. He cites storage goals, reservoirs, and planned increases to 1490 million gallons, to assure long term city water needs while addressing rates, taxation, and fire protection costs amid past disputes with Barnum and consolidations.
Mrs Fran It Geta of 633 Locust Street Lancaster reports relief from run down weak nervous condition after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits improved health enabling her to work and care for her baby and recommends the remedy to friends. product marketed as for female troubles and sold by druggists.
Fragmentary text discusses piles and circulation issues, mentions a treatment in front of a puppus torres WH and oy Ch oat, plus references to medical products from Lindlom Leverty Ding Stores and an advertising note. Content is garbled with many misspellings and partial phrases.
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