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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1927
Page
7
An old ad promotes a pain relief claim for neuritis urging readers to seek Hormala No Do capsules via Hindle's Drug Stores or any good druggist. It claims rapid relief within about 64 hours and emphasizes persistent pains in nerves, shoulders, arms, and legs.
An unclear ad style passage promotes a stomach upset remedy claiming to cure digestion by addressing a supposed liver and bowel blockage. It mentions Oliver Tinleta, recipes, and substitutes for “race” with mixtures, urging use at bedtime for relief.
Men and women once aged now style by darkening gray hair with a simple home mix. A California man describes a mixture that darkens gray and softens the look. mix water with a small amount of glyterin and other ingredients, apply twice weekly with a comb, the result is not sticky or greasy.
Tennessee epic legal hoax tale ends with the state supreme court ordering a new trial for John T Scopes in the famed anti evolution case. The article recounts Scopes denial of teaching theory contrary to Bible creation and the manipulation surrounding his conviction. It notes Darrow and others and discusses appeals to higher courts and the desire to preserve religious liberty.
A false water pipe burst on the third floor of PF Fabre Meld avenue caused flooding and soaked Brock in the balding area. The Princeton Clothes shop suffered the most damage as stock near the waterlogged floor was drenched. manager Albert K. Platt reported suspending business Monday to salvage affected merchandise.
Middletown January 17 CAP The editorial board of the Wesleyan University Argus the undergraduate newspaper was chosen today George A Pope of Elyria is editor in chief Arthur A Schulds New Haven is managing editor Faward Churchill Rochesterville senior editors S AL Tarraber Waterford Maine J D Thompson Greenwich B H Clark Worcester junior associate Paul V Hydon Syracuse George T Moody Elyria Ralph K White Detroit W B E Jacobson New York Wisom Bray Upper Darby Pa P H Plumer Union Maine Edward G Reeve Leonia N J
Miss Sheltie Butter of Mr and Mrs Den, a Burden girl from New York, was treated after injuries from a Lenox accident. She left the hospital and was reportedly recovering at home under care of her uncle.
After heavy snow and blowing, the Connecticut Highway Department announced all state roads were open to traffic. Crews with ten foot plows cleared routes around Waterbury New Milford and Bethany as districts reported progress by telephone to headquarters. The rapid snow removal relied on a coordinated system of double-truck ops, paired crews, and constant supervision to restore two way traffic by sections.
A public figure from New York engages Catholic College groups and public crowds. The article highlights her resolve and leadership, stressing that she retains strength and dignity regardless of whether she attracts male attention or faces skepticism.
Mayo Oxlargma Mayo, jailed in Tulsa after a federal trial, escaped from the county jail with a machine gun and revolvers. He stole a taxi, threatened a garage worker, and fled toward Vinita and Osage County while expressing intent to see his wife. Officials doubt capture, amid talk of a possible presidential pardon next week.
A Norwich Norfolk note reports thriving canary breeding in the area. The unusual line mentions canaries bought elderly by Germany, reflecting curious trade details in the region’s bird industry.
The Hartz region issues a drive to improve bird singing stock as Germany buys quantity of English canaries to re export to America amid a global bird trade growth.
Institutions of high importance show leading banks maintaining unusually high standards of office efficiency. The text notes that over nine hundred Royal Typewriters are used, illustrating the scale of clerical resources relied upon in these financial institutions.
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