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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1924
Page
6
Sufferers report instant relief from hemorrhoids with MOAVA SUPPOSITORI. The ad claims quick healing of ulcers and soreness by direct contact, touting superior results over prior treatments and urging purchase from a druggist. Names and specifics are vague but emphasize rapid, lasting improvement.
An unclear ad claims a drug sold at Hindle and Laverty stores guarantees a refund for any dissatisfied customer. It touts easy intake and near miraculous results while criticizing medical treatments and mentioning internal disease symptoms to urge purchase.
An old style advertisement touts Tin as a remedy for sore tired aching feet. It promises quick relief from bunions corns and raw spots and claims to draw out poison exudations while ending foot pain and limping. The copy mimics period promotional language with exaggerated guarantees and department store proximity.
An advertisement-like text touts STOP ITCHING SKIN Zema as a cleansing antiseptic with promise of prompt relief. It mentions various skin conditions and products but remains unclear on specific ingredients or proven efficacy.
Sanford School Dramatic Club presented Robin Hood under director J. Tammings in the gymnasium Friday night. Cast included Marion, Raoul Flenr, Birkberl Crabbe, and others with costumes by Van. The event featured the Crystal Wrick of the Trade and Magic South Sea Magic in a mystery play written by Marl JaeneM Kous. The evening also showcased recitations and monologues by Mrs Campbell and a New York performer.
Preconvention maneuvers show varied support across states for Coolidge. Delegates from Kansas to Michigan debate slate and plans while Wisconsin calls for platform condemnations. Endorsements surface for Evans and Watson but are publicly denied by involved figures.
Receivers Wantrary Fairchild Wheeler and Raymond L. French report sufficient funds remain after claims against the disbanded Ex Seaside to pay a dividend to five former members of the exclusive postal club. The home on State and Lafayette streets sold for 50 000 to George B. Clark. an order to settle claims will be sought in superior court. Equipment worth about 500 remains to be disposed of, and occupancy began a month before the sale papers anticipated.
Greenwich court items report Frank Grisard of Bridgeport had $5 gallons of wine returned after presenting a permit showing a move from Greenwich to Bridgeport. George A Kilberg of Waterbury was sentenced to 15 days in jail for transporting liquor without a permit. John A Sickle of Stamford fined for rockl driving. William Baker of Brooklyn fined for evasive driving. Iyan Coutter of Waterbury fined for speeding.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Kyte return home after a few days motoring in the Berkshires. Henry Gilbert a student at the yard medical school spends summer with his parents. Mrs Martin Lepley returns home after hospital stay. Carl Anderson visits, Mrs Jay Davidson noted for a banknote oddity from the United States Government dated August 17.
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