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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
3
An advertisement touts Nuga Tone as a tonic for fatigue, nervousness, and poor digestion. It claims benefits include stronger nerves, increased endurance, better appetite, digestion, and energy. Buyers are urged to consult a pharmacist if not prescribed and to seek a refund if not satisfied.
A vintage ad promotes Poslam as a concentrated skin healer that stops itching instantly once applied. It claims immediate relief from tormenting eruptions and notes the product costs 50 cents at druggists.
Senate approves the New York Connecticut boundary line set by 1912 commissioners and ratified in 1913 after belated communications from Governors Templeton and Smith. A similar House bill by Merritt will be substituted in the Senate proposal, aiming for passage before Saturday adjournment.
Washington June 4 The Alaska fisheries bill was prepared for the president's signature as the Senate approved the conference report. The House had already approved the report which recommended accepting the Senate amendment staking out the section restricting fish traps and purse seines.
A long excerpted study in 19 4 exposes a eugenics view of American heredity. James J Davis argues for tracking immigrant families in the Vale of Siddem to locate mental defectives and criminals. He urges stopping degenerate blood from entering the United States and strengthening border defenses.
Benjamin Catchings of New York filed a suit to enjoin the operation of the adjusted compensation act arguing it is a gift by Congress not a debt payment and that World War veterans have already been paid for every day of service. He contends Congress exceeded its constitutional powers and seeks to halt bonus disbursements.
June 4 Willis High school voted to attend the funeral of 20 year old sensational baseball pitcher who died after a blood poisoning incident following a blood transfusion project. Principal Kennedy reported all students volunteered to donate blood.
The blankets, made since the armistice and never used in an army camp, remain in original mill bales. They average 88 percent wool with minimal cotton for strength, suitable for camps cottages and summer homes. A versatile value at three dollars and seventy five cents.
A local retailer advertises a sale on sectional elastic girdles made of flesh color brocade with surgical webbing. The item features long hip support and two pairs of hose supporters in sizes 26 to 32, regularly $3.50 now $2.45 while quantities last at Second Moor, 181.
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