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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1927
Page
5
Zemo is advertised as a safe healthful liquid that stops itching, relieves irritation, and clears skin. It promises rapid reduction of blemishes, pimples, blotches, and blackheads, with overnight improvements and convenient use for any time.
Stockholm Sweden June 17 Association press report on the fourth general conference of the International Chamber of Commerce. Hjalmar Cassel the Swedish economist opposed increased barriers and urged a 20 percent tariff as a fair maximum while condemning 50 and 10 percent rates. Air transport committee backed unified certificate for aircraft tests. delegates to tea with King Gustav.
Milford police fail to nab liquor evidence as Stratford Lt. Benjamin Smith produces a corkscrew from pocket to test corks. Judge Jervis D. Brown questions the use and finds the corkscrew too small, while a janitor later locates a larger corkscrew. The accused, among Myrtle Beach raid arrests, quips about keeping a nip handy.
A mixed interview with Madame Clara Gabrilowitsch and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt defends and attacks Prohibition. They argue law is undermined by enforcement failures and public cynicism, and advocate government control of alcohol or even reform measures. They stress parental influence, temperance education, and the need for a nuanced 18th Amendment approach.
A historical reflection argues that social freedom is bounded by others freedom. It compares liquor to coffee noting liquor directly affects drinker and others safety, while coffee does not. The speaker contends a program of life guides neighborly results and limits individual liberty for communal good.
Oliver J. Richards, 47, of Myrtle Beach, charged with breach of the peace after resisting entry during Milford police liquor raid on an alleged violator. Richards attempted to barge into the home as officers moved to detain him. Judge Brown suspended judgment.
Governor Richards mobilized three South Carolina National Guard companies to quell unrest at two state points. In Beaufort a grand jury indicted seven Savannagh negros for the slaying of E. G. Langford, a rural policeman. In Hickory Grove a large citizen search led to troop deployment.
A compact device allows waffle irons coffee percolators grills and heaters to be run at varying heat levels. A small dial with a button handle turns through positions from low to high.
John Bombo, 37, of Railroad avenue, blamed "force of habit" for appearing in his separated wife’s cellar after drinking. Judge Brown warned both parties to separate if they cannot get along. Bombo’s judgment was suspended amid remarks about his smaller size and his wife’s prior hits.
An old notice advertises Hindles Mi Barnum Walsh and Gerstl Pharmacies offering relief for unspecified troubles. The terse message promotes avoiding tabld by coins and callousea, claiming removal of these issues.
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