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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
2
Kolor-Bak restores gray hair to its original color and banishes dandruff while improving scalp health. Customer testimonials praise its effectiveness and shine. Money back if results are not achieved. Regular price 9.150 per bottle. Special sale limited days at Hindle Drug Stores.
President Coolidge travels toward Minnesota for a major event at the state fairgrounds where he will deliver the principal speech on Norse immigration. Surrounded by notable guests and western governors, the arrival unfolds with early morning alarms, culinary fare, and a light exchange with journalist Charlie Wheeler as the special train advances westward.
A Los Angeles airship, en route to Minneapolis, turned back from Cleveland due to engine trouble. Reports confirm no word of trouble from Lakehurst and the ship passed over Pittsburgh on the Ohio River approach with no visible difficulties as it continued eastward.
A string of drowning and accident reports from New England and New York runs through June 7. Destin Canaan Conn man Joseph Sabin drowned after his canoe overturned in Lake Buel. companion rescued. John R Saunders, visiting Shelburne Falls, Mass, found dead near a lake. illness noted. In Berlin, a crazed ax murderer killed nine relatives before suicide. Middletown heat linked death of Tutus Dumeer, 68, found in the Connecticut River near hospital docks. Southington man Got e fried Millander, 23, drowns at Eaton Hole. unskilled swimmer. Reports from New York note Rum Row disappearance and pardons hearing set for prisoners in Hartford and New Haven counties. Massachusetts Scout girls ill at convention, investigation underway.
Andrew Beneficis of Danbury tried to hang himself in a police headquarters cell after being arrested for driving under the influence. He was found by Lieutenant EF Streaman and placed under guard. He later paid a $1245 fine and costs in city court and said he had no recollection of the act.
An unsigned note found on a red strip fluttering in a field says the finder turned back due to bad weather. The airship Los Angeles was reported northeast of Pittsburgh then over Reynoldsville, Bellefontaine area, and drifted toward Lock Haven while traced along a southerly path.
New Haven reports nine heat related deaths as temperatures plunged from near 100 to the 60s. Drownings in the Connecticut river near Hartford Windsor and Middletown were followed by several heat fatalities in Willimantic Waterbury New Britain and West Haven. A New York toll increased to 126 deaths on the eighth day of the heat spell with major cities recording fatalities and others noting heat induced collapses and drownings. Norwalk Waterbury and West Haven also reported heat linked deaths as relief began with a rapid fall in temperature.
Yesterday’s remark says effective newspaper ads pay off for business, contrasting with the idea that advertising costs money. It argues that proper ad strategy yields returns.
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