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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
16
Dr Carem warns that kidney health dictates overall function and urges immediate use of Marshroot. The ad claims the remedy helps with frequent urination burning, pain, gravel, and other kidney and bladder troubles, promising reliability while noting a money back guarantee and past failures of similar products.
A bustling Main Street Fairfield diary entry describes a July 13 parading scene with locals like Bill Steinke, John Jorden, Muzzie O Leary, John Barker and others. It notes bands, banners, a jitney parade ahead, shops and office chatter, and humorous asides about oyster jokes and door-swell mishaps.
The Chamber of Commerce plans a dinner at Pleasure Beach on Tuesday July 2 preceding Governor Lake's address. The event will be capacity and a prize will be awarded to a member who confirms the dinner. Attendees can enjoy harbor views, dancing, music, and other amusements at the resort.
Pleasure Beach had one of the best days of the season as 400 employees of the Ward Malley Company of New Maven and more than 300 members of the Union Sunday School of Devon spent the day picnicking and enjoying amusements.
An advertisement touts a 4 delatone paste to render unwanted hairs hairless. It instructs mixing delatone with water, applying to hairs for two to three minutes, then removing the paste to vanish hair without pain. It claims the paste won’t mar sensitive skin and promises real deletone if purchased.
An old advertisement urges readers to claim a free trial of a rupture treatment from W. & Rice at 19 Main St Adams. It touts quick muscle tightening and clogging relief, claiming operable risks and lifelong supports are unnecessary, and urges immediate writing and coupon usage.
New immigration restrictions limited monthly landings, delaying passengers aboard three large liners from Great Britain and Denmark. The British liner Mauritanian detained 23 first class and 180 second class on board. Olympic carried 9 first and 190 second class held. Hellig Olav from Copenhagen detained 6 second class travelers, mostly Polish. Many may be released later. exact third class counts pending.
After two days of cooler weather a new heat wave hit Bridgewert. The day saw a high of 88 degrees at 3 pm with a low around 70 degrees overnight. Weather stayed unsettled, barometer near 20.4 inches through the morning, temperature swings visible into the evening.
The state prints checks of ten to one hundred dollars with up to ten thousand for veterans of World War I. About one hundred thousand New Jersey men served, and most have applied for the bonus. The report also notes significant veteran participation.
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