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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1918
Page
8
A reader urges not to treat eye issues with glasses alone or purchases of crutches. Many eye troubles stem from other bodily problems, so consult a generalist who understands optics and overall health. If glasses are needed they will be prescribed by a reputable optician.
An old advertisement promotes Jed Salts as a remedy for kidney complaints caused by heavy meat consumption. It claims four ounces in water before breakfast will make kidneys act fine, neutralize urine acids, and relieve backache and bladder issues. The ad touts Jed Salts as inexpensive and safe, describing it as a life saver for regular meat eaters.
Advertisement promises fast relief from nasal congestion and catarrh with a fragrant antiseptic cream. It boasts opening nostrils, clearing air passages, easing mucous discharge and headaches. Precise product names and spelling are garbled. reads as a patent medicine claim.
A Bridgeport dressmaker shares relief from chronic stomach and gastric issues after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She reports the simple remedy removes intestinal mucus and inflammation, aiding stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose convinces or money refunded, with Riker Drug Store listed.
In a three hour Senate speech Senator Chamberlain challenged President Wilson to admit government war delays. He defended his past claims of army inefficiency, cited ordnance, clothing, and sanitation issues, and reiterated calls to speed up mobilization. White House and War Department offered no comment.
Devens Massachusetts January 24 Special troops at Camp Devens eager to reach France after a British Canadian Recruiting Mission talk. Sergeant Fheeney described Belgian atrocities and German foe to motivate men. In custody Sergeant Nimke faces inquiry for alleged unpatriotic remarks. relatives seek his release. Dynamite theft suspected. guards tightened at camp entrances. Mahlon C Dowd, Albany New York died, insured for 10000 by War Risk Insurance board.
Government urges Bridgeport residents to donate field glasses for soldiers and sailors. Bridgeport Business Men's Association and Harvey Lewis & Co. co operate with the state council of defense. Government will pay $1 rent per pair and return instruments after the war unless taken or destroyed. Many locals have already offered glasses. a large response is expected.
Candy stores plead they rely on theatre crowds and request matching hours with theatres. Judge Thomas Cougbhin asks fires committee to allow confectioneries to stay open on Mondays and until 10 50 p m, arguing current Garfield order forces closures on Mondays and restricts hours. Carl Siemon pledges to take the appeal to State Administrator Russell.
Densel Kammerer, 25, of New Haven, was arrested late last evening and charged with assaulting Warren Meeker of the same city at Bridgeport station during a dispute over where to go for the night. Meeker, treated at Emergency Hospital, said Kammerer struck him in the right eye. Kammerer was arraigned in city court this forenoon.
Canada population rose from 7 206 643 in 1911 to an official 8 075 900 in 1916. Principal allies' census figures in 1911 include Montreal 470 480 Toronto 378 628 Winnipeg 186 086 Vancouver 100 401 Ottawa 7 002 Hamilton 81 064 Quebec 78 710 Halifax 46 619 London 46 300 St John 42 671 Victoria 31 606 Regina 30 215.
Washington reports Representative Wess of Ohio told the House that Austrian conditions point to a coming revolution due to industrial and economic strains. He argued German influence dominates Austrian life and warned of Austria’s fate depending on who wins in the broader war context.
Express Co asks consignors and consignees to cooperate to keep local offices free from congestion. Officials urge orderly handling of packages as the company seeks to improve service. The notice mentions Adams Express and coordination for smoother operations.
Jerusalem chapter Tt A M holds a special convocation at the Masonic temple with royal arch degree conferred. Corinthian lodge F and A M to hold a special communication next Tuesday January 20 with the follower all degree to be worked. Province of Caserta Society elects and installs officers led by President Ll. H. Cocozza and Vice President Z. Altieri. Katherine Past Noble Grand Association installs officers with Mrs. Margaret Nichols as president and Mrs. Katie J. Reynolds as secretary among others. Express company designates cleanup day urging readiness for incoming material.
Bridgeport draft officials face a flood of registrants seeking accountant positions through the voluntary induction system. Ten local workers will be chosen to fill quotas, with physical examinations planned for February 4 and 6 at the new high school. Medical Advisory Board members begin duties during examinations.
Indications from City Auditor Bernard Keating show Bridgeport’s grand list of taxable property will exceed 20 million for the coming year, with an estimated 32 million rise from last year. The figure will top New Haven, the nearest competitor, as draft and local board actions move forward.
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