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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
4
A sensational ad-style warning touts Indican as a cure for skin dullness breath issues and fatigue. It claims a test can reveal poison levels and suggests Carters Little Liver Pills will restore stomach liver and bowels, removing the poison and boosting energy.
An advertisement quotes Mrs Madge Haines urging girls to take Dr Pierce remedies claiming to aid development. It lists pills and tonics as the favored prescription and promises free trial offers and testimonials to persuade mothers and young women to purchase.
A print ad touts Joint Base as a remedy for stiff inflamed rheumatic joints and swollen distorted joints. It claims rapid relief and easier movement for knees shoulders and hips through a penetrating formula, promoting use for winter pain.
A Senate vote rejected a proposed bill to authorize a walk along highways. The debate referenced amendments and state authority, with discussion of salaries for state board members and clerks, and potential funding for road-related projects. The article mentions figures and dates related to the legislative session and notes a contentious atmosphere around highway policy and infrastructure funding.
Painter's daughter files for divorce from an explorer reported missing. The case references a Brooklyn wedding and a complex personal history tied to a painter from New York. The background includes university ties and ongoing search efforts for the missing explorer.
A damaged clipping reports nine wedding guests contracting scarlet fever. The local scene notes a railroad bed repair request by a committee and a transit company pledge to address the rail line issue soon, with county officials involved.
A fragmented report notes Joan P Bister and party leaving New York for a voyage to South America. The text mentions long delays, a halt on an island, and several days of detention, with uncertain references to a company and a voyage to the West Indies.
A garbled OCR text notes the pope revising his program and meeting with a Boston Cardinal as part of ongoing church discussions. It references broader Vatican deliberations and mentions Naples, The UImly chur, and other scattered names, but specifics are unclear.
Report describes red paint on Broad Street mistaken for blood. Police investigate misperception after a person complained of a potential injury. No witnesses confirm injuries. scene secured and painter’s materials identified. Authorities urge caution in low light to avoid confusion with real blood.
Congress expired today leaving half the agenda unresolved as political stalemate and time constraints blocked many bills. Executive approval was needed for key supply measures and pension provisions, while acts on relief, banking, and public works remained pending on the Senate calendar.
In a developing story the Methodist Church president contemplates a proposed move from Southern Conference ties to a New York University offer. Analysts note potential shifts in leadership amid campus and denominational considerations.
The ad invites men of all ages to choose from woolens flannels worsteds and tweeds with custom fitting by Hoaypert. Orders placed this week will be measured and made to fit and ready by Saturday at a sale price, top coat offered at 37 dollars.
Heavy silk and wool socks in heather mixes offered in brown blue and grey. Reg. 1.00 now marked down at RR LIL news rayon and wool socks in medium weight ribbed style. Reg 50c special 35c.
A knitted overblouse in a tan to light brown shade features a toned V neck and slipover style. Trim includes light er shade fabric on the front pockets and buttons. A matching skirt completes the ensemble priced at $1 for the set.
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