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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1928
Page
9
Fragmented OCR describes a supposed remedy Olive Tablets for bad breath sold by Rawards and Edwards. It claims quick results and emphasizes a vegetable formula with olive oil. The text warns of side effects including bowel and liver issues and urges a four week course with nightly intake.
A reader recounts years of painful hemorrhoids ending after a recent treatment. He praises relief from piles without operation and notes the product Revaim, with a price and availability through druggists. names and address withheld on request.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions itching skin irritations and various nonsensical terms. It hints at a supposed healing method or product but lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or identifiable entities to confirm an event or subject.
The article discusses the vernal equinox's significance marking the sun's northward crossing and the lengthening days. It notes the procession of the equinoxes shifts zodiac positions, with Orion and Taurus fading westward as Leo and Regulus rise, and Denebola and Regulus described as prominent nearby stars.
Edward Harkness, noted philanthropist, donates 500000 to the Taft School Watertown Conn for a 2000000 fund to build new facilities and establish a perpetual endowment. Samuel H Fischer announced the gift at a University Club dinner attended by Taft School founder Horace Taft and Chief Justice William Howard Taft. The plan seeks 1160000 for new buildings with the remainder funding scholarships and higher salaries for faculty under a two pengion system.
Helen Roberts aged fifteen was burned to death when a large stock barn on her father’s Hillsdale farm caught fire. Twenty one cattle and three horses perished. She and a younger sister were operating a gasoline pump when gasoline spilled and ignited, triggering the blaze. The younger sister escaped with minor injuries.
In Los Angeles on February 29, a divorce was granted to Mabel Forrest Washburn from Burt Washburn. The court found cruelty and indifference by the husband and awarded custody to the mother. The husband did not appear to answer the charges.
An older, dubious advertisement praises Adlerika for immediate relief from stomach bloating and pain, claiming it cleanses poisons and improves digestion. It cites testimonials from New York and various listed symptoms, urging readers to buy through druggists.
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