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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1921
Page
11
Old England remedy claims to cure catarrh and deafness by a formula using Parmint double strength dissolved in hot water with sugar. Four daily spoonfuls supposed to ease ear pressure, clear nostrils, and improve hearing by reducing Eustachian tube inflammation. Advertisement text promotes cheap, easy preparation.
American actress Joicey Williams shares a simple home mixture to gradually darken gray or streaked hair. Combine water bay rum Barbo Compound and glycerine, apply twice weekly, non staining and non greasy, advertised as making a person look twenty years younger.
An advertisement touts Mi O Na Stomach Tablets as instant relief for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims to stop fermentation, clean and strengthen the stomach, and banish nervousness and dizziness with a money back guarantee.
Court martial proceedings against Ramon B. Harrison, ex army captain linked to the Hoboken transport division, opened at Governors Island. He faces charges of selling the tug Grover Cleveland to broker Er nest Rudolph for 2,500 while Newark offered 28,000. Witness Captain Matthew P. Quigley testified Newark would pay 10,000 and noted the tug’s sale dated September 29, 1920. Newark later bought the Grover Cleveland for 18,500 as a fire boat.
New York honored Benjamin Franklin as Commercial Father of his country and Poor Richard, patron saint of thrift, marking the start of his literary career in Boston 200 years ago. Wreaths from Harvard Yale and Pennsylvan ia universities and various societies were laid at the Franklin statue in Park Row. At New York University Hall of Fame, deans and the chancellor honored Franklin with a reproduction of the liberty bell.
Schnee and Suhner, after securing a 20 year lease with purchase option, will remodel the Main street west side between Golden Hill and Elm to attract stores and offices. Samuel Schnee weighs potential hotel or theater use but names no definite plan, citing unsettled conditions and ongoing sub leasing proposals.
Berlin experts remain undecided on the genuineness of the landscape titled After the Thunder Storm attributed to Rembrandt. The painting, reported stolen from a Hamburg private owner on January 3 and believed shipped to the United States on the Mongolia, is listed in rembrandt catalogs here. The owners offer 50,000 marks for its recovery and Hamburg police have alerted foreign ports.
An old advertisement invites readers to mail a slip with name and address to Foley & Co. in Chicago for a trial package including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tabs to treat coughs, pains, rheumatism, constipation, and headaches.
CHICAGO January 17 Wreck emergencies needing rapid action are hindered by national railroad labor agreements. W. T. Whiter testified for the roads that rules forcing machinist and helper to accompany wreck crews delay dispatch and hinder emergency work. He cited classification rules and postwar adjustments as unfair and duplicative of duties.
A two story high school building, built over thirty years ago, was destroyed by fire in South Portland today. Estimated loss reaches $100,000. the structure housed about 300 students.
Bridgeport shoppers show preference for genuine mahogany and English oak over imitation woods. The piece describes conservative buyers who seek lasting quality, noting that well-seasoned oak mahogany and walnut take time to prepare. Skilled craftsman effort yields fine furniture worth its price.
In a high school speech Mr. Albert stressed that cities are made by its people and institutions. He warned that losing landmarks like Read House would hurt the city, noting Read's as a neighborly source of service where residents trade for goods and receive pleasant service.
The listing advertises armchairs and rockers in walnut and antique mahogany with round backs and wing backs, priced from 20.00 to 36.50. It praises baronial seats, a matching rocker, and galley of chaises longues and embroidered upholstery. Third floor offers Klever Kraft ware, Pyrex and Guernsey ramekins, casseroles, and glass insets with sale prices.
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