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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1922
Page
6
An ad promotes Orlex powder as a simple at home remedy to darken gray hair. It claims eight boxes dissolve in two ounces of water to apply, with a hidden gold prize in each box and safety assurances about no harmful metals or residue.
An old advertisement touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as restoring red blood and naturally improving appearance. It claims women look well for 50 and beyond, with richer complexions from built up blood and overall vitality. Liquid or tablet forms are offered by druggists.
Mrs. William Goodale of Hartford says Tanlac improved her tired, run down condition after years of fatigue and insomnia. She reports better energy for housework, improved appetite and sleeping better at night. Tanlac is promoted with testimonials and ad copy about bowel regularity and local retailers.
Public invited to a free talk titled A Bundle of Lectures 30 Centuries Old by Dr. Robert W Rogers. He is L L D F RG and a lecturer at Columbia Princeton Oxford Universities and Drew Theological Seminary.
Washington June 11. War department records presented to the Senate committee investigating hangings in France show that ropes and caps remained on at Bargy les when soldiers were buried. Colonel Edwin K. Lamb testified one body was coffined with rope and cap in place, while other witnesses said ropes were removed before shipment home. Senator Watson pressed charges of race bias and harsh handling. witnesses denied systemic neglect and affirmed all were soldiers. Edward D. Lamb testified to witnessing two hangings in France and noted the accused were court martialed. The hearing delved into whether bodies were properly identified and treated with dignity.
Republican Town Chairman J Atex says Leonard has no intention of resigning or changing leadership after rumors circulated that former Chairman John S Leonard would seek to retake the post. He cites party rules allowing deposition by delegates or petition from a majority of delegates.
A New York physician warns that catarrh of the stomach causes indigestion and related symptoms. The article describes thickened mucous, poor digestion, and potential ulcers or cancer, advising hot water with pora bisurated Magnesia before meals and an antacid to neutralize acid. It promotes pure bisurated magnesia sold by a local druggist.
The Plaza Theatre presents a last showing of the exceptional vaudeville revue with Paul Dinus and tincy Belmont, Will Rogers in Irving, and Hood vaudeville bits. The Lyric continues Tiger Rose with Belasco’s stage magic praised by critics, while the Empire features In Life Worth Living with real fire scenes filmed in New York. Also playing are Sacred and Profane Love at Pingo and the William Fox drama Over the Hill at Strand Hippodrome and Barnum Theatre.
The Senate late today passed the Kel iioge Smith compromise increasing the Federal Reserve Board membership from five to six and giving the agricultural interests a spokesman. The 6 to 6 vote split along party lines with seven Republicans and two Democrats opposing. The bill would amend the Reserve Act to remove a specific designation and allow two bankers to join the Board while ensuring fair representation of financial agricultural industrial and commercial interests and geographic regions. Senator Melean defended the current approach, urging no class legislation and emphasizing work and saving amid economic strain.
The First District Club held an entertainment evening with dancing and a program leading off by Miss Mary Darley and Miss Natalie Dov xe. The High School orchestra provided music while Mrs Franklin Sullivan chaired the event with a large committee including Mrs A D Campbell and Mrs Edward Crowley.
A crude tale features John D. Rockefeller claiming a ride with a girl described as an “iis girl,” and a witty exchange about heaven and fuel. The girl teases Rockefeller over lacking petrol to reach heaven, highlighting a satirical jab at wealth and travel.
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