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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
8
A man recounts his attempt to heal a rupture without surgery, enduring bedridden pain and multiple doctors. He finally hears of a recommended method, pursues a rigorous regimen, and claims relief and improved health, praising the treatment as life changing.
Readers are shown a garbled medical ad fragment mentioning remedies and brand names like Root and Parcel Pos. The text references a plan, a manufacturer, and consumer warnings about effective medicines. It appears as a nonsensical promotional snippet with partial brand references and unclear claims.
An advertisement touts Newards Olive Tablets claiming to ease constipation and liver disorders and to “clear” a foggy brain and “perk up” the spirits. The ad uses promotional language common in period health notices and targets readers seeking fast remedies.
An incident described as a flower of death involved a Chinese victim felled by a hatchet in a neighborhood area near a dormitory and shopfronts. The article notes a violent event with speculation about motives and mentions local residents and named individuals amid chaotic reporting.
A garbled OCR passage discusses reformers advancing a conservative tobacco reform agenda. It mentions committees, mobilization efforts, public notices, and questions about rates or biases in tobacco policy, with references to organizations and dates. The fragment preserves names and entities but remains unclear.
A Bridgeport woman was noted for spending large sums on patent medicines. The report highlights concerns over herbal remedies and a local drug advert shows Herbal Lax-4-Tom promoted at Hindie’s Arcade Drug.
The London Times editorials extol President Coolidge policies praising restraint and economic stewardship. The piece reflects a favorable view of his approach and urges continued adherence to his program amid global tensions.
A fragmented Washington report outlines the signing of a bill related to rail pay for members of Congress. The article mentions tension between lawmakers and the president, with speculation over the bill’s impact on Capitol Hill.
Milford High School schedules a cantata performance at Milford Hall with the Genti-al choir featuring Mrs Wax Headey Kesey of New Haven and other artists. The event, directed by Moos Wize Collins, includes historical pieces and aims to showcase student and local talent.
A Huntington family dinner at Moor ob esi mall in West Virginia featured Mr Stephen Luck and Mrs era lle de with guests including Mr and Mrs Noh sta ef during a multi day visit. The record notes social chatter and movements within the group as they travel toward New Weir and Warsaw plans are mentioned for Poland.
A telegram from the Shipping Board blocked Lieutenant Wood’s plan to board the West Chetac for passage to the United States. The consulate relayed the order as an authorization obstacle, prompting Wood to seek Washington’s intervention to secure needed clearance.
Shelton, March 4. Reports from the school press indicate Shelton students are achieving notable records in college athletics. Frank Sudelli, son of Viio and Va J A Sadella, is active as basketball manager and lauded for his work. The community mourns the death of Heriea Hinson of Shermur OCT, a longtime resident, with funeral services held.
A local hat making gathering is planned in Monroe with attendees invited to observe and participate. The event focuses on traditional hat weaving techniques and related crafts as part of a community activity.
A city report notes that on Christmas morning Edward Coleman and others were sent to prison by Judge Jennings. Some defendants received terms from one to three years, in a case linked to local offenses and a sequence of legal actions at the county courthouse.
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