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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1918

Page

6

U S Officials Refuse to Wise 109 Passports

Rotterdam Jan 16 The Holland American line steamer Nieuw Amsterdam lay in the Meuse river awaiting sailing in day amid southwest gale. On board 2000 passengers including 600 first class and 300 steerage. 30 Americans among them 20 men and 10 women. Among voyagers are Augustus Phillips Dutch minister to the United States and staff, Dutch East Indies officials, and several liner captains. 109 cannot get passports vise. preparations hindered by barred quay. Cargo includes bulbs plants and assorted goods. vast American property on shore worth millions remains behind. Commodore Krol commands the Nieuw Amsterdam.

Rotterdam Nieuw Amsterdam Meuse Augustus Phillips New Netherlands United States Far East Germany Holland Nieuw Amsterdam Avero Krol

Austrian Emperor Rejects Hungarian Army Plan

Angsterdam January 16 Emperor Thares, via the Komische Zeitung, rejects the scheme to establish an independent Hungarian army, a proposal from Hungarian premier Dr. Wekerle. The report notes the Vienna stance and hints at weather and scheduling remarks.

Angsterdam Thares Vienna Komische Zeitung Fos Wekerle

Dr Kilmer Swamp Root praised by Newburyport druggist

A Newburyport Massachusetts druggist endorses Dr Kilmer Swamp Root in a letter dated June 5 1916 claiming customers were consistently satisfied with the kidney liver and bladder remedy. The ad invites sending ten cents for a sample and a booklet, noting Bridgeport Daily Telegram and Post readers should mention the paper.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Hinghamton N.sw Bridgeport Daily Telegram and Post Ad Drug

Plain coconut oil for washing hair, not alkali soap

Advertisement advises against alkali in soaps for hairwashing and promotes pure coconut oil as the best, cheap alternative. It claims cocoanut oil cleanses thoroughly, lathers richly, and leaves hair soft, glossy, and easy to manage, with minimal residue. A few ounces reportedly last a month for the family.

Pure Cuticura Emollients Advertised for Clear Skin

A dated advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment as purer and more effective for skin and hair. It advises hot baths and a five minute application of the ointment on pimples redness or rough skin, then bathing again. It offers free samples by mail from Boston and lists prices 25 and 50 cents.

Cuticura Dept Boston

The Dot Red Cross Teething Rings Inheritances

A distant humorous note recalls a girl once pampered, raised on imported finery. Her mother insisted on luxury, even in a child’s pram, with French accessories counted among the comforts she knew.

Mount Sinai Cluttered With Childish Legends

A Western observer notes Mount Sinai’s stark grandeur amid cluttered legends layered by Moslem rulers. He describes relics and motives that tarnish the site with plastered altars and sacred claims while praising the peak’s noble geography and panoramic views.

Mount Sinai Sinai Europe America

Fefor Norway Center for the King of Sports Skiing

Fefor is described as Norway's fashionable center for the national sport of skiing where royalty and European elites have showcased skill. The article recounts Norway's historic leadership in skiing, its harsh yet thrilling slopes, and the transformative impact of the sport on both men and women, including social progress tied to ski culture.

FEFOR Norway Olaf Europe Swiss Alps Alps Christiana

Suspending 15 Percent Petroleum Increase Across Midwest

Washington January 16 The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed 18 percent rises in petroleum rates in the middle west set to begin January 18 and delayed action until July 18 to allow further investigation An examiner recommended denial of Santa Fe railroad requests for petroleum rate boosts ranging from 19 percent to several hundred percent

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Middle West Commission Santa Fe Caisroad

Texan Steamer Safe After Sinking Report

The American Hawaiian Line steamship Texan, reported sunk off the coast two days ago, is now confirmed safe by the Navy Department. The incident was notified today, January 16, from New York.

New York American Hawaiian Line Texan Navy Department

Cowardly Buyer Seeks French Junk at Cabaret House

A man fears mockery as he orders a set of French named junk while dining at a cabaret styled house. His mouth waters for a ham and eggs dish but he is afraid of being laughed at.

Stomach Trouble Claims From Acid Indigestion

An old advertisement says indigestion and gas stem from excessive stomach acid. It recommends taking teaspoonful of Hisulated Magnesia in water after meals or when symptoms appear to neutralize acidity. It promises quick relief and notes that bisulated magnesia does not suit the stomach.

Liggetta Hiker Hegeman

Decide All Meats Except Pork Can Be Eaten

Washington January 16 The Food Administration has decided all meats except pork may be eaten on meatless days in western states where growers face scarcity and high prices. The exception was added after noting beef shortages also affected those states. Other food conservation regulations may be adjusted for unusual regional conditions.

Washington Food Administration

Bolshevik Leader Lenine Targeted In Attack

An auto bearing Nikolai Lenine was fired upon in Vetrograd as he traveled to a Council of People's Commissars meeting. Lenine unharmed. A 10-year-old girl, Pauline Pallidine, burned lighting kerosene at home and critical condition. Postmasters up for renomination include Lancaster Reading and Williamsport in Pennsylvania.

Vetrograd Associated Press Autor Mobil Nikolai Lenine Council of People's Commissaried Lenine New Britain

Vinol Restores Strength for a Down and Weary Woman

A run-down woman in Keene New Hampshire regained strength after taking Vinol. The testimonial from Mrs Irene Davis cites cough relief, improved appetite, and renewed vigor. Advertisers list Hindle Pharmacy and multiple drug stores as sources for Vinol across towns and cities.

Keene Mrg Iine Davis Russell St Keene, N Hindle Pharmacy Liggetts Riker Drug Store I. J. Ostrofisky Pembroke Street Hamilton West Main Street Jane Bridgeport

Hell Gate Direct Route Opens for Freight Traffic

New York January 16 Opening of the Hell Gate bridge route for freight service begins tomorrow creating a more direct line from New England via New York City to the south and southeast. Rail links between the New Haven and Pennsylvania systems will be direct except for a short stretch between Brooklyn and Greenville New Jersey. The route has operated for passenger service since last March.

New York Hell Gate Bridge Morrow New England New York City New York Harbor New Haven Pennsylvania Brooklyn Greenville N. J

Unmasked Bandits Hold Up Bank in Minneapolis

Four bandits without masks held up the Continental State Bank in the business district. They locked five employees in a vault and escaped in a car with 400 and a 3500 tie pin taken from J. K. Strasky, president of the institution. MILITARY CRITIC QUITS. Frank 7 Simonds, famed military critic, leaves the New York Tribune after years of war commentary.

Minneapolis Minn Continental State Bank J. K. Strasky New York Simonds New York Tribune New York Evening Sun

Farmers Seek Higher Taxes to Boost War Profits

Washington delegates from labor and farming groups urged Congress to enact a flat 80 percent excess profits tax and raise income taxes to fund the war. Benjamin C. Marsh of the association for an equitable tax led the talks with Henry Zimmerman and Mrs. L. A. Brooks presenting the plan to Senate Finance Committee Chair Simmons and House Ways and Means Chair Kitchin.

Washington Labor and Farmer Organizations Congress Simmons Senate Finance Committee Kitchin House Benjamin C. Marsh Association For Henry Zimmerman L. A. Brooks Los Angeles

Tax law change targets high incomes in war effort

A proposed amendment would take eighty percent of annual incomes at or above one million dollars and half of incomes from fifty thousand to one million for the government. A separate note comments on propriety of church hat displays, citing a woman's motive in church attire.

Do Mothers Err and the Pinkham Remedy

An old advertisement essay questions if maternal neglect causes female ailments and suggests Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a longtime remedy praised for easing women's suffering in media circles.

Lydia Ki. Pinkham Cirie

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U. S Dr. Kilmer Binghamton, N DOT Red Cross Moses Elijah Mohammed Lancaster Reading Williamsport Wilson Vinol Hell Gate Tira Y. R. Fanning Mgr Barnum Onnecticut & Union Sanford Motor Truck Sales Co Siarepore the National Market CO Fish Department Canada Shore Haddock Callie Boston Mackerel Meat Department Jersey Brookfield Brookfield Eggs National Market Company Noble Greater Main St Bridgeport, Conn
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