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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
9
A promotional pitch invites readers to try Tronized Yeast with a three day free trial. It promises rapid improvements in complexion and energy, targeting thin or run down individuals with pimples blackheads boils and tiredness. The offer urges mailing a coupon to test the product risk free and achieve firmer flesh and clear skin.
Watch the Results shows quick appetite rise and improved skin, energy, and vigor. The ad asserts users gain five pounds or more from the first package, promising solid flesh over fat.
Minnie Brot sues George B Clark of Bridgeport in a $25,000 damage action filed in Superior Court before Judge Christopher J Avery and a jury. The incident alleges a January 16 collision near Pembroke and Riley Streets when an automobile driven by the defendant struck the wagon in which Brot and her brother Oscar Brow were riding, causing her to fall. The plaintiff alleges the car was operated in reckless and negligent fashion.
Read will asks for a special session at the county courthouse to hear divorce cases on January 31. The clerk's office noted pleadings are not yet filed, and the proceeding was discussed at the Superior Court.
Attorney Shapiro invokes an old Blue Law style statute in a complex case against Wapner Isaacs and others over debts reportedly totaling over 30000. The hearing details loan origins, verbal agreements, and a 4000 dollar bond while listing numerous creditors and assets including a Lacie Meat Market and several residences. The court adjourned to continue testimony with Horvath's status as defendant and witness testimony about stock and loan activities.
In a monoley case heard at 11:20 am on June 120 at the Post Road in Fairfield, Midge TInhn J Walsh delivered a decision finding both parties negligent in a $1000 damages action by Oar Balogh against William J Remnet. The defendant won on counter claim and to recover costs.
Hay Katz, shoe dealer of Vast Matin street, faced a bankruptcy hearing before Referee John Keogh. Witness Wars Was testified to about $6100 borrowed from relatives and total indebtedness around $8800 in notes, total claims stated near $14,978.20. Witness Widbun Tust of Green Anthony and Co. Providence testified to details of the store dispute.
Patey and Louis Bogash, figures in the hexing world, appeared at the county courthouse yesterday in the case of Botist versus Shia dowski. Louis Bogash spoke to support his brother in the automobile accident on Brooklawn avenue. The suit was settled for $100.
Outlet Apparel Shop Inc. filed a bankruptcy petition alleging total claims of about 2000 and debts around 188 to 248 stock and fixtures valued at 730. The case lists Main Street as the business address and names the company as the debtor seeking relief.
A dubious ad-style passage markets an alleged dandruff remedy promising complete scalp relief and hair improvement. It touts simple application instructions, rapid results, and low cost, urging readers to buy at drugstores to eliminate flakes and revitalize hair.
A promotional item praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetative Compound as a cure for fretful nervousness and poor dispositions in women. Claims many letters prove restored health after years of suffering and urges readers to try the product.
The Forts Members of the Home Building and Loan Association consider a new plan to boost weekly savings. The scheme adds a monthly payment option and rewards regular deposits, aiming to attract shoppers and retailers while encouraging habit formation in saving for homes.
The building inspector lists permits issued aggregating four thousand fifty dollars for Lansteuenisny work and remodeling projects including a garage at 14 Wood Avenue and a roof remodel at 1208 North Avenue. Additional details reference Park Congregational and a chute at 310 Put.
An old advertorial advises staying off damp ground and keeping feet dry to prevent rheumatism. It promotes Jud Salts made from grape and lemon acids with lithin as a cheap, harmless laxative and diuretic said to flush uric acid through the kidneys, suggesting a morning dose for a week to relieve aches.
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