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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1918
Page
9
Four Mexicans were found in a rooming house bed room with a gas leak. Police report one man blew out the gas and died, with his companions later found deceased. The incident occurred in Philadelphia on March 29.
A nostalgic advertisement touts Fly's Cream for nasal relief from cold or catarrh. It promises immediate opening of blocked passages, reduced runny nose and headaches, and easier breathing with a fragrant antiseptic application in the nostrils. It urges readers to buy a bottle from their druggist.
Old time recipe promises to darken hair with sage tea and sulfur to restore youthfulness. The method uses a bottle, a sponge brush, and repeated applications. claims include blending with natural shine, softness, and disappearance of gray hair, though not a cure for disease.
An advertisement warns readers that salt flushes can harm kidneys and cause bladder weakness. It asserts diet and overwork strain kidneys, leading to cloudy urine, headaches, and sleep trouble, urging readers to heed claims about kidney health and water intake.
A fragmentary note describes a Red Cross practice session where a trainee struggles with hygiene and patient care. The readable portions hint at learning how to keep the word clean and how to interact with patients. The text is garbled but centers on training and proper care.
Stratford hosts a reception for state president Miss Kathevina Ludington on Thursday in Stratford. A senior Stratford High matinee for grammar school children occurs in Changey Hall, with adult performance in Peck Men's Hall Thursday evening followed by dancing. Mechodier Sunday School appoints new secretary Clifford Leavenworth resigns amid staff changes. community members attend a rally that evening.
A garbled OCR style note hints at fashion hints and date references. It mentions Medica and Libis, with unclear details. The fragment lacks clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or events to anchor a concise news card.
An old medical note praises a paste of Hoon's Sarsapvilla with Peptiren claimed to purify blood and fortify nerves. The blend is said to improve overall health and be economical for those weakened by poverty.
A simple drug claims to safely remove corns without pain or soreness. It promises easy application with a tine device and suggests it reduces risk of friction from high heel footwear. The ad asserts the method works on dry corns and offers immediate relief for sore feet.
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