Glad to Spread Good News of Health Restored
Cleveland readers relay relief from illness as Mrs Kowalczyk regains health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports feeling stronger and sleeping better and shares gratitude to the Pinkham Company for the remedy. Detroit readers corroborate benefits and endorse the medicine and Sanative Wash based on personal experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Irs
Halen M. Kowalczyk
Hopa Avanuae
Itrs
Kowalzyk
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Pinkham Company
Lydia HE
Detroit
Michigan
Detroit News
Grace Gillem
Stumpin
Washburn Avenue
Mich
Sulphur for Skin Healing Credited by Skin Specialist
A noted skin specialist extols Mentho Sulphur as a rapid remedy for breakouts and eczema. Due to its germ destroying properties the sulphur preparation is said to soothe irritation and heal the skin, leaving it clear and smooth. Obtain a jar from any druggist and send the coupon to try it.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Appeal to Patients
A Cleveland area advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a cure for complexions and headaches. It claims 17 years of practice by Dr FL M Edwards and lists ingredients as herbal oils. promises liver and bowel cleansing, renewed energy, and a rosy complexion. The ad targets women and men, urging nightly use for best results with 15c and 30c prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL M. Edwards
Tverford
Ins
Dr. Edwards
Dr. & Wards
Darken Gray Hair with Sage and Sulphur Compound
An advertisement claims that Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens gray hair naturally at home. It promises quick results after several applications, making hair look darker, glossy, and younger, available for 75 cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Rose
Sleep All Night Now Sleep All Night Now
An advertisement for a Pennsylvania man describes a nocturnal bladder weakness relief product. It claims Epsom salts or similar compounds drive out irritation and reduce nighttime urination. The ad cites a Bethlem area address and notes drug stores sell the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Smith
W. Broadst
Beth- Mehem
Sga
Eller Laboratory
Mechanicsturg
Hindle Drug Stores
Unquowa Parent-Teacher Association Forms New Group
Headmaster SE announces formation of the Unquowa Parent Teacher Association with open membership for all Unaquowa school parents. A Speakers Fund will fund educational authorities for monthly lectures by a nationally known speaker. The group aims to join Bridgeport Council of PTAs and the National Congress of Parents and Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unquows Pare Wewder Wussociation
Liroup W
Unaquowa
Unquowa Association
Bridgeport Wederaon
National Congress of Parents
Unquowa Pr. T. A
Carl Churchill
Arthur Brewer
Unduowa Association
Wiliam T. Bull
Clarence Tall
William H. Comley
Gresham Griggs
Chester Ide
Andrew R. Smith
Charehill
Dudley. Morris
Johannes Sechett
Unqueena Association
PLT. A
Four Candidates Raised By Lodge At Colonel Harry Cover
Four candidates were initiated into the first degree at a Knights of Pythias lodge meeting led by Dr. Irving Harrison at 1924 Main Street. Initiates were George Diverlin Morris Tuworkin Oscar L Siler and Samuel Hershkowitz. A whist party with the Queen Esther temple Pythian sisters in Prthtar hall on March 41 will benefit the Hebrew Orphan Asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Harrison
Harry Cover
Knights of Pything
Main Street
George Diverlin
Morris Tuworkin
Oscar L. Siler
Suaimuelj Hershkowitz
Queen Esther Temple
Pythian
Prthtar
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Mothers Club Card Party at Stratfield Today
The Bridgeport Mothers club hosts an afternoon card party in Stratfield Notes sun parlor. Expected to exceed the previous event with several hundred women in attendance. Reservations via chair Mrs C L Oviatt. Committee members include Mrs C T Lindsay Mrs A P Mellor Mrs D Johnson and Mrs A Ly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Mothers Club
Stratfield Notes
C. L. Oviatt
Mrac. T. Lindsay
A. P. Mellor
C. D. Johnson
A. Ly
Unnecessary pains after childbirth urge natural recovery aid
Nature did not intend lasting suffering after childbirth and many women face backache and abdominal pains from displaced organs. Eliminate stomach and intestinal acid buildup with Partola as advised by doctors to restore normal function, clear the tract, and prevent postnatal aches. Safe per doctor’s instructions. available from your druggist at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Mrs Schnee Opens Home for Bridge in Fairfield
The Purim tea and bridge at Mrs Samuel Schnee’s Fairfield home, hosted by the Bridgeport Section Council of Jewish Women, drew about 150 members and guests led by council president Mrs Walter Lopwich. Bridge was played with prizes of tumblers, and the rooms were decorated with variegated flowers and a yellow tulip motif in the dining room. Mrs Schnee was assisted by Mrs Joseph Shapiro, Miss Clara Shapiro, Mrs Bernard Saltman and Mrs Rudolph Mantler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Schnee
Fairfield
Bridgeport
Walter Lopwich
Stanley Need Debuts At Central High School Auditorium
An audience of about 150 welcomed Shelton pianist Stanley Need for a debut recital sponsored by his teacher John Adam Hugo. The program featured Bach, Liszt, Chopin and other classics, including Fantasia Cramatica, Fuga, Sonata Tragica, La Campanella, and Rhapsodie Kongroise No. 6, with noted technical finesse and expressive fingering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Need
Shelton
Central High School
John Adam Hugo
Need
Macdowell
Hugo
Tiago
Liszt
Chopin
the Ganges
Purim Play Rendered by Children at Religious School
More than 150 parents and friends attended a five act Purim play by the children of the Hebrew Institute religious school at Kossuth and Burrough streets. Directed by Miss Dorothy Lessler, the cast included Sadie Schiess Gertrude Abramowitz Beatrice Schine Esther Speiser Lillian Novenstein Murry Friedman Evelyn Abramowitz Ruth Schine Lora Gh Frances Rabitz Lillian Westein Lil Nan Morrison Ruth Harrison Gertrude Report Esther Raport Helen Schine Dorothy Mursky, Cecil Sneisel, Wiessom Speisel and Morris Garbon. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hebrew Institute
Kossuth
Burrough Striets
Dorothy Lessler
Fhe
Sadie Schiess
Gertrude Abramowitz
Beatrice Schine
Esther Speiser
Lillian Novenstein
Murry Friedman
Evelyn Abramowitz
Ruth Schine
Lora
Captain Tuyddy III Grips Headquarter Clerk Furlough
Captain John A. Tuyddy, clerk of the Board of Police Commissioners, was confined to his home for a week with a severe grippe. He has recovered enough to eat in bed and is not expected to resume duties at headquarters until the first of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Tuyddy
Ann Street
Board of Police Commissioners
Girl's Finger Amputated After School Door Incident
Helen Timko of 496 Bostwick Avenue crushed her right little finger between a door and jam in a school room yesterday morning. Dr David Greenspun at Emergency Hospital amputated the damaged part after she arrived at 11 20 AM. The child, who did not name the school, was later taken to St Vincents Hospital in a city ambulance with an older sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Timko
Bostwick Avenue
David 8. Greenspun
St. Vincents Hospital
City Ambulance
Yale Names Two Assistant Professors at Yale College
Yale announces the appointment of Filmer Cuckow Northrop and Llewellyn T. Speicer as assistant professors of philosophy and psychology respectively. Northrop, a Beloit College and Yale Harvard-educated scholar, has taught at Yale since 1923 and studied at Cambridge. Speicer holds BA MA and PhD from Yale and has been an assistant in psychology since 1922.
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New Haven
Filmer
Cuckow Northrop
Fh. D
Llewellyn T. Speicer
Pin
Yale University
Northrop
Beloit College
Yale
Harvard
Cambridge University
Y.M. Cc. A
Howkong
China
Spencer
Yale College
Organist leads third Lenten service at Christchurch
United Episcopal Men's club hosts the third Lenten service at Christchurch with Rev. C. B. MetMilster of the Bipiscopal church in charge and Rev. Charles Mercer Hall of Trinity Church as rector in charge. Elmer B. Josee of Trinity guides the music with Adam Sattle as soloist. The program includes hymn No. 633 We March to Victory, Psalm 180, Mendelssohn O God Have Mercy, Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled, hymn No. 464 The Church's One Foundation, a sermon by Rev. Charles K. McAllister, offertory Out of the Depths, and Recessional Mother Dear Jerusalem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Episcopal Men's Club
Christchurch
C. B. MetMilster
Bipiscopal Church
Charles Mercer Hall
Trinity Church
Elmer
Josee
Trinity
Adam Sattle
Mendelsohn
St. Paul
Seemon
Charles K. McAllister
St. John's Church
Ampton
Rogers
Jerusalem
Annual D A R Luncheon and Meeting on March 8
The Mary Silman chapter of the D A R will hold its annual luncheon and regular monthly meeting on March 8 at the Stratfield hotel. Luncheon at 12 50 with a program at 2 15 featuring music by Erma Chase Robert Doettner and Miss Helen O Shea, plus vocal and violin numbers. Reserved guests include Mrs Wadsworth and many local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Silman
Stratfield Hotel
Orsille Rector
W. C. Russell
C. Osborne
Joseph L. Parcaga
Edward 3. Warnes
Fred Briggs
Bell Wetchher
Rondino Isreisler
Erma Chase
Robert Doettner
Gentle Lark
Bishop
Tes
Willes Les Vadiz
Delies
Uelen O'Shea
Doelsner
Gounod
Primavera
Strauss
Helen O'Shea
Stamford
Robert Doelker
Hartford
Sprague Memorial Hall
New Haven
Boston
New England
Robert RB. Hawley
United Church
Wadhams
W. LB. Cogswell
Irving Nettleton
Catherine Spalding
Ralph Talbot
B. Meeker
Percy Johnson
Elmer BE. Grumman
Charles Armstrong
Black
Charles Lindsley
Rank Staples
Joseph Rose
W. Slayes
E. A. Moss
CG. N
Winslow
W. ©. Russell
John Sterling
Cora Beach
S. Hawley
Mrs. W. F. Brown Dies in Bridgeport Hospital
Mrs. Annie Brown wife of William F Brown of 261 State street Bridgeport died yesterday afternoon after a short illness. Survived by husband two brothers James J Lynch and R P Lynch a niece Mrs Arthur Hijerpe and a sister Mrs Esther Mugele. Funeral from home Saturday and Sacred Heart church with a solemn high mass burial in St Michael's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Brown
Wwilliam F. Brown
State Street
Bridgeport
Sacred Heart Church
R. P. Lynch
James J. Lynch
Arthur Hijerpe
Esther Mugele
New York City
St. Michael's Cemetery
Institutional worker to speak here Friday
Miss Mabel Matthews director of the Social Service department of Mansfield State Training school will speak Friday at 4:56 in the sixth lecture of the Mental Hygiene course under the Council of Social Agencies at the Mental Hygiene Society on Broad street. She discusses Handling of the Feeble Minded in the Community at the Mansfield Training School in Mansfield Wend Connecticut, which cares for the feeble minded and teaches trades to those able to learn them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Matthews
Social Service
Mansfield State ‘Training School
Council of Social Agencies
Mental Stygiene Society
Broad Street
Miss Matthews
Mansfield Re
Mansfield Wend
Connecticut
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Wahiithall Pharmacel Co
Bes
Madison Avenue
New York, N. Y
Mays Dr. Edwards
LODGE
Mothers Club
Stratfield
Mrs. Schnee
Lyddy III
New York
Germany
Samuel Cross
Tyerlin
Rinso
Lux—Lever Hros. Co
W. F. Brown
Geo. H. Allen
Jane Street
Stratford
oCnn
G. H. Allen
Startford
Whitman
Mitchell Dairy Co
Barnum
Tetley Tea
Joseph Tetley and Company
London
Great Britain
Tetley
Tetley’s
Roe
Maska
Skagway
White Pam
Atlin
Yukon
Dawson City
Romania
LOWY
Wes
Canadian Pacific Rockies
Canadian Pacific F. RL
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