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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
17
An old advertisement touts Bronchuline Emulsion as a potent cure for stubborn coughs. It claims rapid relief, sleep restoration, and even ending two months of coughing with a few doses, urging readers to buy at Hindles Drug Stores Kinville’s Drug Store or general druggists.
Modern science offers a fast way to ease rheumatic pain, backache, and chills with a red pepper rub. The ad claims instant heat penetration within three minutes, improving circulation and relieving congestion as relief spreads through the body.
Hartford hearing on compulsory vaccination drew about 200 attendees. Kilpatrick of Bridgeport opposed the measure citing two Bridgeport teachers who died after vaccination. supporters led by Dr. Stanley H Osborn argued vaccines reduced mortality and protected public health.
A man named Fonank Pans a Jum hiov faced sentencing after failing sobriety tests in a court session yesterday afternoon. The record notes a prior auto incident and mentions delays and a temporary sentence, with continued questions about his operation of a vehicle and related traffic concerns in Stratford.
Expert testimony says burglars killed Joseph Sifekin during a fleeing Palace Theatre escape in Norwalk on February 24. Patrolman Reynolds did not kill Sifekin. investigators link the fatal wound to a companion, Harry Worden or Max Miller, after a chaotic basement scramble and a high coal pile escape.
A funeral train carrying Friedrich Ebert’s body left Berlin amid a vast nationwide turnout. Officials report a orderly crowd as the procession proceeded toward Heidelberg for the burial at Berg cemetery with civil escorts due to French occupation.
The Employes' Tuberculosis Relief association reports seven new cases in February and eight admissions that month. Six patients remain on the waiting list. The Visiting Nurses association visited 249 homes in January for instruction and bedside care.
A parish gathering at St John’s hall Pembroke and Jane street drew over 190 attendees as two purses totaling 2000 dollars were given to Father Moran. Dennis Worn formerly a pastor at St Charles church received 2900 dollars. James H Wealah chaired the fundraising committee that polled the parish to raise funds. Louis Potrini presented a framed Boy Scouts picture of Father Moran on behalf of the troop.
Sotph Padeil of 4856 Noble Ave challenges a drunken driving accusation after his car struck a box at Madison venue last Friday. Attorney Thomas C. Coughtn will fight the charge. The defendant cites illness and lack of food as cause, claiming he was unaware the car contained a contact piece and that others had contracted him for a separate trip.
Fragmented text suggests a library project seeking a large grant, possibly four million dollars, with related names and locations obscured. Further readable details remain unclear, but the item centers on funding for a library initiative and associated individuals or institutions.
Hartford March 4 Telegram staff reporter reports Representative E W S Pickett Fairfield withdrew the petition for restoration of citizenship rights for Clitus Ho Bang a former Fairfield prosecutor jailed a decade ago. The hearing before the Regulatory Fortered Rights Committee was interrupted by business and family reasons.
Revenue Office will stay open evenings this week and next to serve income tax payers. Division Chief Sn Lyons announced the office hours from 7 am to 3 pm, extending until the final day.
Harrington Madden is transferred from Malta to West Palm Beach Florida to assume duty there. He was notified yesterday and his local office colleagues presented him with a fountain pen as a sendoff.
Lisbon reports that negotiations for a nine commercial media venture with France have broken down. Opposition from trench wink growers blocks admission of table wires from Portugal.
Local classifieds highlight bargain used cars with notable pricing and selection. Dealers and private sellers feature a range of makes and models, inviting buyers to compare conditions and values.
Dr Albert K Shield of Columbia University urged the public school system to foster mutual understanding between Americans and foreign born citizens. Speaking at Bridgeport High School, he said classrooms should guide pupils in troubles and promote wider viewpoints. Florence Cassidy received a gold pencil for immigration work. Victoria Lamour spoke on the topic.
Professor Tangora, the world champion typist, will present an exhibition for the Commercial department of the high school this morning at 60 and again at 4 p.m. Attendance is invited. The Waterbury demonstration was viewed by the city’s school board.
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