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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1926
Page
4
An old广告-style plea promotes cleansing the body with salts and lithium. It claims toxins from the liver and kidneys cause pimples and urges four ounces of Jacis salts and a tablespoonful each morning for a week to clear skin. It touts a pleasant drink combining grape juice with lithia to make pimples disappear.
Mrs Ellen White of New Hartford North Carolina claims Tanlac gave her back appetite and sleep after years of stomach pain and irritability. The ad touts Tanlac as a root herbal tonic that enriches the blood and stimulates the liver and digestion. It also promotes Tanlac Vegetable Pills as a remedy for constipation.
Evangelist Dr George Wood Anderson warns that self righteousness blocks entry to heaven, while publicans and harlots may enter God’s kingdom ahead of doctors and lawyers. He contrasts two kinds of sin, urges obedience over mere morality, and laments modern neglect of Jesus teaching in churches and schools.
A preacher recalls York and John B. Gough as exemplars of zeal and temperance. He urges sinners and publicans to seek Christ, warns against self righteousness, and highlights Horace Bushnell’s transformation into a leading preacher whose impact endures.
In Mexico City on March 2 the government advances its policy against foreign priest control by closing institutions. A Tepic raid on the Church of the Sacred Heart sent images into the street. Governor’s secretary Sanches Lira was seriously wounded. Vera Crux college and asylum closed. orphans to be cared for per orders. American nun Mother Simple plans to depart with eight pupils to Mobile, Alabama, stating voluntary departure, not deportation.
Burglars broke into the Federal Packing Co. plant on State street last night and took 250 pounds of pork. No money was stolen and authorities doubt the use of an automobile truck.
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