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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1921
Page
12
Professor Al Glicksman of the University of Wisconsin argues slang and idioms evolve into current English, warning that slang risks mental sloventliness. He cites mob as an example from 200 years ago and praises pep for its vitality while urging loosened slang in cognition.
A Boston advertisement urges Americans to prevent kidney trouble by dieting and using four ounces of Rad Salts daily. It claims the drink flushes kidneys, reduces bladder issues, and stabilizes urine, touting lithia and grape lemon acids as safe and inexpensive for daily use.
Hartford March 1 Bills on egg grading marketing and sale will be heard by the agriculture committee tomorrow The legislature also schedules hearings on House Bill 184 regulating sunrise and sunset times and on retirement allowances for Charles D Wine former state board of education secretary Other sessions cover banks cities and boroughs education finance incorporations and public health with numerous bills authorizing bonds and municipal ordinances.
In London, Dr. Bim Wallace asserts that starchy and sugary foods cause tooth decay, countered by physiological cleansing. He urges avoiding uncooked foods and notes a child’s mouth half an hour after chocolate shows future decay. Cocoa and chocolate not beverages clogging the mouth, while tea coffee and beer do. Dry champagne is a fine mouthwash.
An old advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to relieve stomach sourness and heartburn after meals. It claims regular use aids digestion, letting readers eat foods once feared, like beans and eggs, by offsetting acid conditions and indigestion.
An old style health ad claims that men over 44 can surpass younger rivals in strength with iron rich nutrition. It touts organic Nuxated Iron as a proven tonic, likening it to iron in spinach and apples, promising quick gains and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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